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BBC Television has suspended one aboutforfrominofovertoupwith its biggest stars aboutforfrominofovertoupwith reportedly punching a producer. Reporters say Jeremy Clarkson, 54, the presenter aboutforfrominofovertoupwith the hugely popular programme Top Gear, got into a fight with the producer, Oisin Tymon. There was an argument aboutforfrominofovertoupwith the lack aboutforfrominofovertoupwith food available after filming one aboutforfrominofovertoupwith the shows. Mr Clarkson supposedly got angry with Mr Tymon aboutforfrominofovertoupwith this and hit him. The BBC immediately suspended the show's host and announced they would not broadcast the next two programmes. Clarkson is so popular worldwide that an online petition started, calling aboutforfrominofovertoupwith the BBC to "reinstate" him. So far, more than 400,000 people have signed it.

One aboutforfrominofovertoupwith Mr Clarkson's co-presenters, James May, did not think the incident was so serious. He told BBC News: "I think [Clarkson has] been involved aboutforfrominofovertoupwith a bit aboutforfrominofovertoupwith a dust- aboutforfrominofovertoupwith and I don't think it's that serious." Mr Clarkson joked aboutforfrominofovertoupwith reporters yesterday. They asked him where he was going as he got into his car. He said he was going aboutforfrominofovertoupwith the job centre. Clarkson also retweeted a message aboutforfrominofovertoupwith a fan aboutforfrominofovertoupwith his 4.5 million Twitter followers. It read: "How can the BBC not show the remaining episodes aboutforfrominofovertoupwith Top Gear? Can't this be resolved without making the fans suffer?" The show is broadcast aboutforfrominofovertoupwith over 200 countries. Over 350 million people watch it. Clarkson has a history aboutforfrominofovertoupwith making racist comments aboutforfrominofovertoupwith other nationalities.