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Jeremy Clarkson submits plans to extend pub in Cotswolds

The former Top Gear presenter submits plans for a "modest" extension after the pub opened in August. The Farmer's Dog, in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, opened to the public in August.As depicted on his Amazon Prime farming show, Clarkson has previously sometimes had a difficult relationship with his local authority.In 2022, the former Grand tour presenter was forced by the council to close a restaurant he had opened on his Diddly Squat farm.The tent features The Farmer's Puppy - a smaller companion to the pub, a butcher and a second iteration of the Diddly Squat Farm Shop.

Book excerpt: "A Certain Idea of America" by Peggy Noonan - CBS News

In her new collection of Wall Street Journal columns, Pulitzer Prize-winner Peggy Noonan writes about the history and character of our nation, threats to the social fabric, and the "better angels" of our democracy. In her new collection of columns from the Wall Street Journal, "A Certain Idea of America" (to be published November 19 by Portfolio), Pulitzer Prize-winner Peggy Noonan writes about the history and character of our nation, the remarkable figures who personify the best of America, threats to the social fabric, and the "better angels" of our democracy.Read the foreword below, and don't miss Robert Costa's conversation with Peggy Noonan on "CBS Sunday Morning" November 17!Excerpted from "A Certain Idea of America" by Peggy Noonan, in agreement with Portfolio, an imprint of Penguin Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC.Copyright © 2024 Peggy Noonan.

Peggy Caserta, Janis Joplin’s Onetime Lover, Dead at 84

Caserta wrote a pair of memoirs about her time with the Sixties singer, including 1973's scandalous Going Down With Janis Peggy Caserta, a friend and onetime lover of Janis Joplin who wrote a pair of memoirs about the singer and their relationship, died at 84 on Thursday, Nov.

Jeremy Clarkson Lashes "Classic BBC" At UK Farmer Protest

The BBC was caught in the crossfire as Jeremy Clarkson marched in Westminster against UK government plans to introduce an inheritance tax on farms. 8 Peggy Caserta Dies: Janis Joplin's Lover Whose Groundbreaking 1973 Tell-All Memoir Presented Rock Icon Through Queer Gaze Was 84The BBC has been caught in the crossfire as Jeremy Clarkson marched in Westminster against UK government plans to introduce an inheritance tax on farms.Derbyshire’s question was a reference to a comment Clarkson made in The Times of London in 2009, when he revealed the reasons for purchasing Diddly Squat Farm, home to his Prime Video series.As Deadline reported this morning, Clarkson was trailed by Prime Video cameras as he attended the farmer protest on Tuesday.

Jeremy Clarkson shares ‘exciting’ update about future of Clarkson’s Farm | The Independent

‘Sod the US election. This announcement is the one!’ wrote fans In addition to his work on the farm, the TV personality, who recently cut ties with his Grand Tour co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May, also purchased an Oxfordshire pub, The Farmer’s Dog, which opened to the public in August.Jeremy Clarkson has provided an update on the future of Clarkson’s Farm, comparing the announcement to the birth of the baby Jesus.The documentary series first aired on Prime Video in 2021, and follows the former Top Gear host as he attempts to run his 1,000-acre Diddly Squat farm near Chipping Norton.The 61-year-old bought the land in 2008 and, after the villager who ran the farm retired in 2019, decided to see if he could run it himself.

Peggy Noonan reflects on a "troubled, frayed" America - CBS News

The Wall Street Journal columnist talks about her new book, "A Certain Idea of America," and why she believes Ronald Reagan would not recognize the Republican Party of Donald Trump. These days, you'll find Peggy Noonan in many places: in front of commencement crowds, at political round tables, and for the past quarter-century, in the opinion section of the Wall Street Journal. But when she was just starting out in Washington, D.C., you could find Noonan at the Off the Record Bar, near her job at the White House.Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan, with CBS News chief election & campaign correspondent Robert Costa, at the Off the Record Bar in Washington, D.C.READ AN EXCERPT: "A Certain Idea of America" by Peggy Noonan"A Certain Idea of America: Selected Writings" by Peggy Noonan (Portfolio), in Hardcover, eBook and Audio formats, available November 19 via Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Bookshop.org

Jeremy Clarkson Recorded By 'Clarkson's Farm' At UK Farmer Protest

Jeremy Clarkson has been recorded by 'Clarkson's Farm' cameras at the UK farmer protest this morning along with his co-stars for the Amazon show. EXCLUSIVE: Clarkson’s Farm fans could be seeing the host in a different guise in Season 5 as cameras head down to London this morning to record Jeremy Clarkson‘s appearance at a farmer protest against the UK government.The farmers ire has been raised by the Labour government’s decision to introduce inheritance tax on farms in its recent budget – dubbed the “tractor tax” – along with various other measures that they say will impact rural communities.Joined by his Clarkson’s Farm co-stars Kaleb and Charlie Ireland, Clarkson headed down this morning as tractors descended on Westminster, offering up some rather interesting images that will be captured by the cameras from Clarkson’s Farm producer Expectation, we are told.Deadline is told that production crew on the hit Amazon show are joining the ex-Top Gear host and some of his Clarkson’s Farm co-stars at the protest today, alongside thousands of other farmers.

Colorado fans serenade superfan Peggy Coppom for 100th birthday at Folsom Field during win over Utah - Yahoo Sports

Colorado's biggest fan received a heartwarming gesture from the crowd at Folsom Field during the Buffaloes' win over Utah. During the game, Miss Peggy received an especially warm gesture from fans at Folsom Field. The crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to Colorado's most famous supporter and a cake was brought out to her in honor of her 100th birthday, which is on Nov.Coppum has been a fan of Colorado football since her family moved to the area in 1939. She and her sister Betty began attending games in 1940 and were season ticket holders for decades. Betty passed away in 2020, but Peggy still attends every Buffaloes game she can.Colorado football super fan Peggy Coppom received a touching tribute from Buffaloes fans on her birthday weekend.Peggy was shown on the stadium scoreboard and was clearly touched by the outpouring from her fellow Buffaloes fans as she teared up during the rendition.

The last thing the farmers needed was Clarkson and Farage in cosplay | The Independent

Barbour jackets, flat caps and spotless wellies – and that was just the celebs (and shadow cabinet). From the mucky field of the farmers’ protest, Joe Murphy sends his dispatch From early morning, they started gathering outside parliament in smart Barbour jackets, flat caps and spotless wellies. Not the farmers – they came later in proper warm clothing that had seen rain before – but the shadow cabinet, looking like a class of 10-year-olds marking World Book Day as the cast of The Sheep-Pig.It was the day the countryside returned en masse to Westminster for the first time since the vast Countryside Alliance march 20 years ago. Men and women, dogs and a lot of children all protesting at Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tax raid. “He is why I’m here,” said arable farmer Richard Jones, from Gloucestershire, pointing to his 14-year-old son Will who hopes to inherit their acres.There were six Met Police horses in total, and scores of yellow-jacketed officers braced for what one said had been a rumour of “right-wing extremists”. But it was soon clear they would not be facing any real trouble. The farmers filed past the Cenotaph respectfully, leaving no mess, many carrying bags of vegetables to donate to a food bank to feed hungry Londoners.If you’re organising a protest against inheritance tax at 20 per cent on estates worth over a few million quid, it’s probably unwise to give centre stage to a man worth £70m who is on record as stating he bought a farm partly to keep the government’s hands off his money.