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Opening up about how he thinks the former ‘Top Gear’ host is bringing farming into the mainstream, ‘Countryfile’ host Matt Baker has said Jeremy Clarkson is doing a “brilliant” job of highlighting the issues being faced by the agricultural industry.
Opening up about how he thinks the former ‘Top Gear’ host is bringing farming into the mainstream, ‘Countryfile’ host Matt Baker has said Jeremy Clarkson is doing a “brilliant” job of highlighting the issues being faced by the agricultural industry.
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