Jeremy Clarkson says eleven sheep vanished from his Oxfordshire farm
Jeremy Clarkson reported that eleven sheep were stolen from his Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, and has appealed to the thieves to return them.
Jeremy Clarkson, aged 66, found eleven of his sheep gone when he and Kaleb Cooper tallied the herd on their Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire. He informed Thames Valley Police, describing the loss as worth more than £2,000 at market value and suggesting the theft likely happened during a quiet period when the farm was not being filmed for the series Clarkson’s Farm. Clarkson emphasized that the 1,000-acre property is armed and that the presence of a constant film crew and drones may have drawn attention.
He voiced anger at the incident and warned that other animals might also be at risk. The presenter also referenced his recent health update, noting he is in remission after an early-detected prostate cancer diagnosis.
Why it matters
The theft highlights security challenges for high-profile farms and the potential impact of media exposure on rural crime.
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