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Jeremy Clarkson Faces Culling His Beloved Cows After TB Outbreak
OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND, JUL 31 – Jeremy Clarkson revealed a bovine tuberculosis outbreak at his farm, a major challenge that could lead to livestock testing and movement restrictions, impacting farming operations and animal welfare.
- Jeremy Clarkson announced a tuberculosis outbreak at his Diddly Squat farm on 31 July 2025 in Gloucestershire, which is featured in his Prime Video series.
- The outbreak follows warnings about bovine TB risks from Clarkson's farm manager in 2023 and restrictions preventing badger culling, despite badgers being implicated in spreading TB.
- Bovine tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium bovis that affects cattle and other mammals, posing significant challenges to animal health and farming trade.
- Clarkson said the infected animal is pregnant with twins, and farm members are "absolutely devastated" by the impact, reflecting the emotional toll of TB on farming families.
- The outbreak highlights ongoing difficulties in controlling bovine TB in the UK and suggests renewed debates around disease management and badger culling policies.
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Presenter Jeremy Clarkson has sadly announced that his farm, Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, has been struck by bovine tuberculosis.
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