Big queues at farm shop to sample Clarkson's top gear

VISITORS queued for more than an hour as Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop reopened.

- Lily Shanagher

The store, which sells produce made on the former Top Gear presenter's Oxfordshire farm had been closed for two months for undisclosed reasons.

But its weekend return attracted long lines of fans from across the UK and even from Spain and India.

Many had first become interested through the Amazon Prime series about the farm, featuring Clarkson, right, and farmer Kaleb Cooper.

Customers queued for up to an hour and a half to look around.