DAVID Cameron is the latest star of Clarkson’s Farm – as filming is underway for season six.
The former prime minister, 59, was seen drinking a glass of Jeremy’s Hawkstone stout at his Farmer’s Dog pub in the Cotswolds on Friday.
David Cameron is the latest star of Clarkson’s Farm – as filming is underway for season six Credit: Getty
The ex-Conservative leader said: ‘Jeremy has done an amazing job at highlighting some of the issues in the countryside’ Credit: Doug Seeburg
Lord Cameron attended the Hawkstone Harvest Festival which was being filmed for the hit Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm.
Speaking to The Jattvibe on Jattvibeday, the ex-Conservative leader said: “Jeremy has done an amazing job at highlighting some of the issues in the countryside.
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“He’s done more for farming than anyone else I can think of in recent years.
“The Hawkstone Farmers Choir is a brilliant idea. When they have been on the TV, watching them has been incredibly emotional.
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“Bringing them together with Groove Armada is, for someone of my age, is the perfect combination.
“It is very clever and I just want to show my support.”
Cameron also said he was “shocked” to hear that 11 of Jeremy’s sheep had been stolen from his Diddly Squat farm in Chipping Norton.
“It is really shocking as there is quite a lot of that crime going on at the moment – it sounds as he said very old-fashioned sheep rustling, but it is happening and it is a really serious issue in the countryside.
“We need the police to take it seriously,” he said.
Meanwhile the former politician said Prince Harry and Meghan Markle would be welcomed to the Cotswolds where has has lived with his wife Samantha and three children for 27 years.
It comes after The Jattvibe revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex secretly visited the area to find a new home when they came to Britain in July.
Cameron said: “I have heard, everyone is welcome – the thing about the Cotswolds is a lot of people are coming.
“I have been here for a while, for about 27 years now and I’m sure they’ll get a very warm welcome.”
