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Simples, you sell your TV set.......... ( and just watch catch up services on the internet ). Even then though, you know you'll be turning on Five Live in the very near future.

And don't have to pay the licence fee that actually provides the show with a budget in the first place.

A very fair assessment of Mr. Clarkson too, IMHO.

ONLY if they tow the advertisers party line. It will be ' Mr Clarkson, you WILL be plugging the Dascia Duster, whether you think it's a good car or not'. Eurostar or the budget airlines won't be too pleased if they are portrayed as antiquated, outmoded, and slow forms of transport. Then of...

That's exactly what the 'Old Top Gear' presenters did when they started 5th Gear on Channel 5. Those 3 will NEVER have the budget or freedom they currently have with the Beeb if they went to a commercial broadcaster (as has already been said). If Clarkson had a 3 hour break in the pub, why...

A complete muppet who has finished 3rd at Le Mans.

Because I find James May and Richard Hammond vaguely informative and engaging ? Clarkson however, I'm afraid not. He's just a clown, and not a very funny one at that. Bring back Tiff Needell. Oh, and Jezza, if you have a problem with the way your employer is treating you, the correct course...

Boycott WAS sacked from Sky, BBC TV and the Sun following his conviction, only being reintroduced after his recovery from cancer.

And 'star in a reasonably priced car' is nothing but a plug fest for the celebs latest film/book/single/TV show/Kumquat shredder. It's not as if TV isn't stuffed full of chat shows already............ And as for brainless Sunday night viewing some of us remember something far more erudite in...

Please let Top Gear go to Sky, then the Beeb can replace it with Mike Brewer and Edd China doing 'Wheeler Dealers', which is FAR more interesting. In fact, if the guy hadn't died back in 2008, I'd have liked to have seen Boyd Coddington host the show. To have ANY credibilty a Top Gear host MUST...

Jeremy on: violence You may be familiar with a footballist called Joey Barton. Off the pitch, he's a fighty sort of soul, and, in recent years, he's done a bit of time for common assault. He has also been convicted of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. And once he ran over a man at 2am in...