Clarkson says sorry

Jeremy Clarkson today apologised for his comment on BBC1's The One Show that people who took part on yesterday's national strike ``should be shot''.

Clarkson says sorry
Thu, 01 Dec, 2011 - 16:43

eremy Clarkson today apologised for saying striking workers “should be shot”.

The Top Gear host – who made his comments during BBC1’s The One Show last night - said he did not intend the remarks to be taken seriously.

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