Jeremy Clarkson has brutally taken down TV star Carol Vorderman with a cutting remark.
The TV presenter has been known for his motoring knowledge and shows for several decades.
This is after appearing on BBC's Top Gear and Prime Video's The Grand Tour alongside Richard Hammond and James May for more than 20 years.
But in recent years, Mr Clarkson has also become known for running his own farm, Diddly Squat, here in Oxfordshire.
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Documenting the trials and tribulations of British farming in his Prime Video show, Clarkson's Farm, the series has proved to be a major hit.
Through his farming, Mr Clarkson has found himself coming to blows with the Labour government, which came to power in the summer of 2024.
Mr Clarkson has now shut down former Countdown star Vorderman in relation to this, whilst writing in his latest column.
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He again criticised the Labour government and flagged that the TV star was “extremely keen” the public voted for Labour during the election campaign.
The 65-year-old quipped: “She reckoned that with a Labour government running things, the nation would be filled with smiles and sunshine.”
Mr Clarkson made it clear he disagreed with Ms Vorderman, as he added that every Labour Prime Minister during his lifetime was “useless”.
“There was a time when [Tony] Blair looked like he might be okay, but then he set off to Iraq to look for a bomb that wasn’t there, and it emerged he was useless too," he added.
