Top Gear exit was my own silly fault: Jeremy Clarkson
May 21, 2015 19:53
Jeremy Clarkson has said being dropped from Top Gear "was my own silly fault".
The broadcaster was speaking to BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans in his first interview since losing his job over a "fracas" with a producer.He said leaving the show had "left a huge hole" in his life "that needs to be filled".
Clarkson admitted he had taken phone calls from broadcasters who wanted to poach the Top Gear team but said, "I'd be a fool to jump into something.I have been at the BBC for 27 years. When you emerge after 27 years, you find the world is changed."
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The broadcaster was speaking to BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans in his first interview since losing his job over a "fracas" with a producer.He said leaving the show had "left a huge hole" in his life "that needs to be filled".
Clarkson admitted he had taken phone calls from broadcasters who wanted to poach the Top Gear team but said, "I'd be a fool to jump into something.I have been at the BBC for 27 years. When you emerge after 27 years, you find the world is changed."
Read the complete story here
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