- Jeremy Clarkson told the Conservative Party Conference that British farmers are facing relentless attacks from high expenses, weather conditions, and government tax policies.
- The Clarkson's Farm presenter questioned why anyone would start a business in the UK right now, revealing he is looking to open a second pub outside the country.
- Speaking alongside land agent Charlie Ireland during a session led by shadow environment secretary Victoria Atkins, Clarkson described the past farming year as terrible.
- Ireland called for a more joined-up approach to water storage in Britain to help agricultural communities manage seasonal weather extremes better.
- Clarkson also used his appearance in Birmingham to mock Labour MP Jenny Riddell-Carpenter for her recent comments on rural nostalgia and traditional pub imagery.
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