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Clarkson, who had generated both controversy and profits for Britain’s publicly-funded broadcaster, had been on a final warning over accusations last year that he had used racist language while filming the show.

But Amazon has confirmed a deal with Top Gear’s former presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May to create a new auto show exclusively for its streaming service.

It has since been confirmed Chris Evans is to take over the popular programme, but Jeremy isn’t missing out at it was revealed this morning that he will present with his pals once again on a show for Amazon Prime. The new show will air sometime early next year and be...

Clarkson has been an infamous, controversial as well as profit-earning star for BBC and had been on a final warning since last year after he had been accused of using racist language on the show.

“We can’t wait to see what Jeremy, Richard, James and the team will create in what is sure to be one of the most globally anticipated shows of 2016”, he said in a statement. But since the trio have left the helm of the BBC programme, the factual auto show has...

Amazon Prime Instant Video has won the battle to sign former Top Gear presenters Jermy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond. The trio’s new show joins a horde of new programmes that Amazon has been developing as part of its original content strategy, including...

While ostensibly about cars, “Top Gear” was actually a playground for hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond, in which they got to do any silly, ridiculous or insanely risky thing (like turning cars into boats and crossing the English Channel, or...

Jeremy Clarkson will premiere a new auto show on Amazon Prime following his exit from the BBC series earlier this year.

The deal will also see longtime Top Gear executive producer Andy Wilman produce the as-yet-untitled show, which is said to be going into production soon ahead of a premiere sometime in 2016.

In 2013, BBC cancelled “Ripper Street“, but then Amazon swooped in and resurrected the series for a third season, which premiered on Amazon UK Prime Instant Video in 2014.

Jeremy Clarkson, the controversial former host of the wildly popular BBC motoring show “Top Gear“, has signed a deal for a new vehicle show with Amazon Instant Video, along with his two former co-presenters.

Car-mad Chris Evans is bracing himself for a rocky ride in the driving seat at Top Gear. If you insist, we remind you that he said the following: “I’ll go down to Surrey, and I’ll do one last lap of that track before the f****** b******* sack me…”