Celebrity TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson has sparked outrage after burning an effigy of the Prime Minister on his popular farming show Clarkson's Farm. The stunt was filmed as part of the show's latest series, which premiered in January.
The Prime Minister's effigy was placed on top of a bonfire in the show, sparking widespread criticism on social media. Clarkson's Farm is a popular programme that follows the presenter's life on a farm in the Cotswolds, and has been praised for its honest portrayal of rural life.
However, the burning effigy stunt has been met with anger from some viewers, who see it as a tasteless and insensitive move. The Prime Minister's office has yet to comment on the incident.
Clarkson, who is a well-known figure for his outspoken views, has faced criticism in the past for his comments on politics and social issues. However, this latest stunt is likely to be seen as particularly contentious.
Despite the backlash, Clarkson's Farm remains a popular programme, with many viewers praising the presenter's authenticity and the show's honest portrayal of rural life.