Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Jeremy Clarkson across 4 places, from 1960 to 2003.
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Jeremy Charles Robert Clarkson (born 11 April 1960) is an English television presenter, journalist, farmer, and author who specialises in motoring.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Jeremy Clarkson was documented, and when
11 April 1960exact date
Sprotbroughattested“Jeremy Charles Robert Clarkson was born on 11 April 1960 in Sprotbrough, then part of the West Riding of Yorkshire, England.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
1994year
Londonattested“During Top Gears Patagonia Special, Clarkson said that the Porsche 928 was a car that was close to his heart because he was given the car to test for the series in 1994 and used it unexpectedly to drive from London to Sheffield to visit…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
1994year
Sheffieldattested“During Top Gears Patagonia Special, Clarkson said that the Porsche 928 was a car that was close to his heart because he was given the car to test for the series in 1994 and used it unexpectedly to drive from London to Sheffield to visit…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
12 September 2003exact date
Brunel Universityattested“Clarkson was awarded an honorary degree from Brunel University on 12 September 2003, partly because of his work in popularising engineering, and partly because of his advocacy of Brunel.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
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Other places tied to Jeremy Clarkson in the record
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May 1993month
Fulhammentioned“In May 1993, he married his manager, Frances Cain, daughter of VC recipient Robert Henry Cain, in Fulham.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
1995 to 2004period
Somersetmentioned“Clarkson has expressed particular disdain for the Vauxhall Vectra, describing it as: After a Top Gear piece by Clarkson for its launch in 1995, described by The Independent as "not doing [GM] any favours", Vauxhall complained to the BBC…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
November 1998month
United Kingdommentioned“His talk show, Clarkson, comprised 27 half-hour episodes aired in the United Kingdom between November 1998 and December 2000; the programme featured guest interviews with musicians, politicians and television personalities.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2005year
Oxfordmentioned“He later defended this by saying, "I put Wales in there because Scotland wouldn't fit." In 2005, Clarkson received an honorary Doctor of Engineering degree from Oxford Brookes University.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
October 2005month
Baghdadmentioned“In October 2005, Clarkson visited British troops in Baghdad.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
13 November 2005exact date
Nazi Germanymentioned“In a later incident during a Top Gear episode broadcast on 13 November 2005, Clarkson, while talking about a Mini design that might be "quintessentially German", made a mock Nazi salute, and made references to Nazi Germany and the German…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
13 November 2005exact date
Polandmentioned“In a later incident during a Top Gear episode broadcast on 13 November 2005, Clarkson, while talking about a Mini design that might be "quintessentially German", made a mock Nazi salute, and made references to Nazi Germany and the German…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2007year
North magnetic polementioned“Clarkson and co-presenter James May were the first people to reach the north magnetic pole in a car also in 2007, chronicled in Top Gear: Polar Special.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2007year
Londonmentioned“Because you simply wouldn't believe me." In 2007, solicitor Nick Freeman represented Clarkson against a charge of driving at 86 mph in a 50 mph zone on the A40 road in London, defeating it on the basis that the driver of the car loaned t…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2007year
Twickenham Stadiummentioned“Clarkson is a fan of the progressive rock band Genesis and attended the band's reunion concert at Twickenham Stadium in 2007.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2008year
Londonmentioned“In 2008, Clarkson claimed in a talk at the Hay Festival to have been given a speeding ticket for driving at 186 mph on the A1203 Limehouse Link road in London.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
2008year
Hay-on-Wyementioned“In 2008, Clarkson claimed in a talk at the Hay Festival to have been given a speeding ticket for driving at 186 mph on the A1203 Limehouse Link road in London.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
February 2009month
Australiamentioned“In February 2009, while in Australia, Clarkson made disparaging remarks aimed at the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, calling him a "one-eyed Scottish idiot", and accused him of lying.”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
October 2014month
Argentinamentioned“We were not aware at the time, and it has subsequently been brought to our attention, that the word slope is considered by some to be offensive." In October 2014, Clarkson attracted controversy when filming the Top Gear: Patagonia Specia…”source: Wikipedia: Jeremy Clarkson
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