Clarkson's Farm's Jeremy Clarkson has u-turned on his previous claim to have bought Diddly Squat farm to avoid paying tax.

Jeremy Clarkson has performed a U-turn on his previous claims that he purchased his farm to avoid paying inheritance tax.

The broadcaster says he had been ‘naive' to tell newspapers that he bought a farm in Oxfordshire to avoid inheritance tax.

Jeremy Clarkson backpedals on previous claim he bought farm for tax reasons - The TV presenter and journalist joined thousands of farmers in London on Tuesday to protest against agricultural inheritance tax changes.

Jeremy Clarkson has warned that new inheritance tax plans will spell "the end" for farmers, as he joined thousands of protesters in central London. The tax, part of Labour's autumn budget, will see farmers pay a 20% tax on inherited agricultural assets worth over £1m from April 2026 onwards and was described at the protest by National Farmers Union president Tom Bradshaw as a "stab in the back".

Carol Vorderman shone a light on Jeremy Clarkson's resurfaced comments about why he bought his Diddly Squat farm, after he became the face of the farmers' protest this week

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed his true incentive for purchasing a farm - indicating he thought it would offer a "better PR story if I said I bought it to avoid paying tax". The mind behind the immensely popular Amazon Prime series,

Jeremy Clarkson has acknowledged an issue with his successful TV show, Clarkson’s Farm, as he continues to support the Tractor Tax protests. Last week, the former Top Gear presenter, 64, joined the estimated 10,