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Jeremy Clarkson Reports 11 Sheep Stolen From Oxfordshire Farm
Clarkson said the animals were worth more than £2,000 and warned thieves to return them after the overnight theft.
- Jeremy Clarkson reported that 11 Easycare sheep were stolen from his Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire, discovered during a flock count with co-star Kaleb Cooper in Chadlington.
- The stolen livestock are valued at more than £2,000 at market; Clarkson told The Sun the theft was reported to Thames Valley Police, who he said have been 'very good' in their response.
- Covering 1,000 acres, the farm is vast enough that 'anyone could be anywhere,' Clarkson explained; he suggested the theft occurred at night or during a break from filming Prime Video's Clarkson's Farm.
- In an interview, Clarkson addressed the theft directly, telling those responsible to 'put them back' and expressing frustration over the incident affecting his 1,000-acre property.
- Earlier this year, Clarkson announced he is in remission after an 'aggressive' prostate cancer diagnosis; he recently attended The Grand Tour premiere, which features three new presenters replacing him and his former co-hosts.
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Jeremy Clarkson reveals sheep theft ordeal at Diddly Squat farm as police launch investigation
Jeremy Clarkson reveals sheep theft ordeal at Diddly Squat farm as police launch investigation . Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that 11 Easycare sheep have vanished from his Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, in what is believed to have been a late-night raid
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