LONDON — Jeremy Clarkson has admitted that his sacking from BBC's Top Gear was his "own silly fault."
The presenter, who was dismissed from the show following an investigation into a "fracas" with a producer, added that his departure had "left a huge hole" in his life.
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Clarkson was talking to BBC Radio 2 presenter Chris Evans, a man who has been mooted as his replacement but refuted the suggestion, in his first proper interview since the controversy.
“I was very sad, it was my own silly fault so I could hardly complain,” he told listeners to the breakfast show...
