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Jeremy Clarkson's 'stolen sheep' were never missing, police confirm following awkward mishap
Police investigating former Top Gear star Jeremy Clarkson's report of stolen sheep have confirmed the presenter had simply miscounted his flock. Earlier this month, Mr Clarkson, 66, reminded the public that "farmers are armed" as he shared that 11 of his sheep had been taken overnight. The Clarkson's Farm star originally assumed the animals had been snatched in a late-night raid at his farm in chipping Norton in Oxfordshire. He told fans at the time: "I don't even know when it happened. We came
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