Jeremy Clarkson has claimed he told a member of JD Vance ’s security team to “f*** off” during the US vice president’s visit to the Cotswolds.

Writing in The Times, Clarkson described how the no-fly zone prevented the use of drones typically employed for aerial shots on his farm, Diddly Squat. He recounted a brief exchange with a security guard who informed him that drone flights were prohibited that day.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken a markedly different stance from his Clarkson's Farm colleague Kaleb Cooper regarding the recent visit of US Vice President JD Vance to the Cotswolds. Whilst Mr Cooper expressed fury after being ordered by police to make way for the politician's motorcade,