Television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has posted a heartfelt video tribute to his long-standing colleague, whom he described as "a television genius."

The Clarkson's Farm host turned to Instagram on Thursday to reminisce about his Top Gear years. The BBC's hugely popular motoring programme ran from 2002 to 2015, featuring Clarkson alongside Richard Hammond and James May discussing all things automotive.

Looking back at the show's origins, Jeremy paid homage to producer Andy Wilman, affectionately known amongst fans as "the fourth member."

In a touching video, Jeremy appeared visibly emotional as he said: "I just want to talk, if I may for a moment, about Top Gear.

"It started out as a regional programme about cars and became, in quite short order, the most successful, most watched sho

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