Police say sheep reported stolen from Clarkson farm were never missing

Summarised from 3 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 22 Sept, 22:14

Thames Valley Police revealed that sheep reported stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's farm were never actually missing.

Police launched an investigation after 41 sheep were reported stolen from a farm near Banbury. Thames Valley Police have since revealed that the sheep, described in some reports as 11 animals, were never missing.

How it is being reported

• Police reveal Jeremy Clarkson's sheep were never actually missingOxfordshire Guardian · 22 Sept, 16:25
• Police reveal Jeremy Clarkson's sheep were never actually missingOxford Mail · 22 Sept, 16:25
• Major update given on Jeremy Clarkson sheep 'theft' caseOxfordshire Guardian · 22 Sept, 12:56
• Major update given on Jeremy Clarkson sheep 'theft' caseOxford Mail · 22 Sept, 12:56
• Investigation launched after 41 lambs stolen overnight from hamlet near BanburyBanbury Guardian · 22 Sept, 09:32
• Farm near Jeremy Clarkson's has 41 sheep stolen after thieves raided Diddly SquatOxford Mail · 22 Sept, 08:28
• Farm near Jeremy Clarkson's has 41 sheep stolen after thieves raided Diddly SquatOxfordshire Guardian · 22 Sept, 08:28

In this story: Jeremy Clarkson · Thames Valley Police · Banbury · Cotswolds

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