During the disputed segment the vehicle, which is driven by Jeremy Clarkson, is shown spraying diners at a restaurant and blowing away their tables

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Jeremy Clarkson doubled his pay to more than £2m through his work with the BBC last year

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Five-times Olympic gold medallist Sir Steve Redgrave has criticised Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson's earnings.

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The list of things which are not 'morally wrong' to David Cameron includes nepotism and patronising female MPs

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