In addition to the previously mentioned demand, the Top Gear presenter wants his lawyers to go all-out and start an investigation into what BBC higher-up smeared his persona with the lousy Jimmy Savile comparison.
Good on you, Jezza!
Despite his wrongdoing (punching Simon Tymon in the kisser), being compared to Great Britain’s most notorious child molester is inexcusable, full stop.Some voices claim that the BBC exec that spread the allegation to the media is close to the corporation’s head of strategy, James Purnell. In any case, the BBC went one step too far with that statement.
Only time will tell if the British Broadcasting Corporation will man enough to offer a public apology to Jeremy Clarkson and confess which head honcho made the rotten Savile-esque allegation.
In other news, James May tweeted recently about peeling vegetables and the arduous task of changing some light bulbs in his house. Thing is, both of the tweets are alleging unemployment... with a hashtag.
Seriously, if you really are unemployed, good luck to you. It's not funny in reality.
— James May (@MrJamesMay) March 18, 2015
UPDATE: Richard Hammond is active on Twitter as well.
Dog Fog Job's in the ... ...holding pattern. Not trying to be cryptic, just enjoying a gorgeous morning. Off. pic.twitter.com/zM8IGyHTgk
— Richard Hammond (@RichardHammond) March 18, 2015
UPDATE 2: James May's Twitter account description reads "Former TV presenter, only remembered for saying 'Oh cock.' Or was that the other bloke?"
True > “@ArlingtonTalent: Looking for work for our new office boy @MrJamesMay pic.twitter.com/N2OEGDBpbH”
— James May (@MrJamesMay) March 19, 2015
UPDATE 3: BBC Scotland Director Ken MacQuarie is now “considering the evidence” of the Jeremy Clarkson fracas. Expect an announcement early next week.
UPDATE 4: Jeremy Clarkson: "I'll do one last lap of Top Gear track before f****** b******* sack me."
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