Clarkson Farm star Kaleb Cooper issues shock warning
The 27-year-old recently became the farm manager at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds.
Mr Cooper, from Chipping Norton, is currently on a trip in Australia filming for his own Amazon Prime TV Series.
On Tuesday, Mr Cooper gave an impassioned warning about dairy farmers and the price of milk.
He said: “Milk prices for farmers dropping, hay silage and straw at record high prices = no more dairy farmers.
“Say goodbye to milk.”
The cost of a pint of milk now is typically 85p in supermarkets, sold at £1.50 per litre. However, the farmer typically only gets around 25p per litre.
Mr Cooper added: “Another thing is that no matter where you go these days everyone has a pint of milk in the fridge,
“Most people you know ask how much that pint of milk cost them won’t know.
“It’s something we need all the time. PS if you’re lactose intolerant I’m sure you won’t have milk in the fridge, but you will most likely keep some just in case you have a friend [who] comes around for a cuppa.”
The dairy industry has seen a significant increase (72 per cent) in positive sentiment this year, according to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
Overall, British consumers are more positive about UK agriculture in 2025 than at any point in the last seven years.
Steven Evans, on the board, said: “Consumers not only feel more positive about UK agriculture, but they also trust farming as a profession and feel that farmers align with some of their key values.
“This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of British farmers and growers in providing food for our nation.”
The final episode of Celebrity Traitors is nearly upon us, following a riveting series filled with drama, suspense and unforgettable moments. The star-studded series has been airing on Wednesdays and Thursdays each week over the past month and is soon set to reach a dramatic climax.
Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, the celebrity edition of the much-loved TV programme has seen a host of famous faces enter the castle, testing whether they’re a Faithful or a Traitor. With just one more episode until the final, it’s anyone’s game.
The final episode was initially due to air on Halloween, Friday, October 31. But changes to the BBC’s programming schedule mean the series finale will now be shown on Thursday, November 6, instead.
The episode description reads: “As the ultimate game of deception and trust draws to a close, the stakes have never been higher as the celebrity players face their final, explosive mission.
“With the prize fund complete, will the pressure of winning cloud anyone’s vision? Will the famous faithful banish all the traitors to secure victory, or will the traitors manage to deceive until the bitter end?”.
This season of the iconic game of deceit and treachery has featured an impressive line-up of celebrities including actor and broadcaster Sir Stephen Fry, Olympian Tom Daley, Welsh singer Charlotte Church and TV presenter Kate Garraway.
The series has also cast Alan Carr, Cat Burns and Jonathon Ross as the Traitors, with the latter being expelled in the episode which aired Wednesday, October 29.
The famous faces are competing for up to £100,000, with the final sum determined by how well they perform in the different tasks.
In a departure from the standard format, the celebrities won’t keep the cash – all proceeds will go to their selected charities instead.
Should the Faithful manage to remove every Traitor, they’ll share the prize fund between their chosen good causes. But if just one traitor survives until the conclusion, they’ll claim the full amount for their own charity.
You can watch the grand finale of The Celebrity Traitors on Thursday, November 6, on BBC One from 9pm to 10:10pm.