Jeremy Clarkson suspended: Top Gear host's daughter asks BBC to give her father his job back

Em Clarkson tweeted begging the BBC to get him out of the kitchen

Wednesday 11 March 2015 10:54 GMT

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Jeremy Clarkson, who has been suspended from the BBC after a "fracas" in which he allegedly "punched" a producer.

But his family aren't delighted that Clarkson's out of the office.

His daughter Em posted a tweet, joking that her father needed to go back to work as he'd started cooking.

Top Gear presenter Clarkson made light of the situation too. Despite the fact that the BBC are launching an investigation into his behaviour, he managed to find the time to joke about how they're going to fill the vacant slot on BBC2 this Sunday.

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Jeremy Clarkson suspended: Top Gear host's daughter asks BBC to give her father his job back

Em Clarkson tweeted begging the BBC to get him out of the kitchen

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