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Jeremy Clarkson and Lord Cameron were seen joining in the lively Twickenham celebrations after England secured a memorable Six Nations victory over Ireland yesterday.
The former Top Gear host was seen jumping and cheering with the Foreign Secretary as the ecstatic pair joined the crowd in dancing along to 'Freed from Desire' - the 90s hit which has become an anthem for England's national teams.
Lord Cameron, who is a friend of Clarkson and lives close to him in his former Witney constituency in Oxfordshire, put his arm around the TV presenter as they embraced other England fans in the row behind.
The friends were relishing the Twickenham atmosphere after England's Marcus Smith marked his return from injury with a last-gasp drop-goal over the posts to hand his side a sensational 23-22 victory to crush Ireland's hopes of a Grand Slam.
Clarkson, who opted for Twickenham over the Saudi Grand Prix this weekend, was also spotted enjoying a picnic with Lord Cameron ahead of kick-off as the pair caught up over some drinks.
Jeremy Clarkson and Lord Cameron were lapping up the Twickenham atmosphere after England's memorable win against Ireland
Lord Cameron and Clarkson were also pictured having a picnic before the Six Nations clash
When Prime Minister Rishi Sunak brought Mr Cameron back into the fold, his official title was confirmed as Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton.
The new name reflects Lord Cameron's ties to the Cotswold town, which lies within his former Witney constituency.
During his time at No 10, the former Tory leader was known as a member of the so-called 'Chipping Norton set'. The group of wealthy members of the British establishment who lived in the area, includes Clarkson.
Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm, which he opened with his wife Lisa in 2020, is located in Chipping Norton and features in his hit Prime Video mini-series.
In November 2022, Clarkson accused Cameron of accidentally 'blowing up' his tractor and causing an 'explosion'.
Clarkson said he was left 'dumbstruck' before finding out what had happened after initially thinking Cameron has been 'hit by a heat-seeking missile'.
The presenter initially said that 'a mate' had asked to borrow his tractor to mow his paddock. But in his column for The Times, he wrote: 'I won't give you his name, save to say it begins with a D. And ends with an 'avid Cameron'. But that's not important.
"What is important is that he borrowed
