Jeremy Clarkson returns to exercise his outspoken opinions in a second series of his entertainment show. Tonight he trains his sights on the subject of the M4 bus lane, while his guests are broadcaster and writer Magnus Magnusson and socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson.

Jeremy Clarkson's talks about the Holiday Programme 1999, and his guests are Will Carling, the rugby star whose off-field romantic attachments saw his public popularity plummet, and volatile chef Gordon Ramsay.

Feminist writer Germaine Greer , Remington chairman Victor Kiam and presenter Jayne Middlemiss join Jeremy Clarkson tonight, while the host enlists journalist and dissident Vitali Vitaliev in a bid to get to grips with modem Russia.

Jeremy Clarkson is joined by comedian and TV presenter Jim Davidson , while comedian Rob Brydon tries to help the host come to terms with all things Welsh.

Jeremy Clarkson 's guests are Terry Wogan , the new Points of View presenter, and Monty Don , who gives him the chance to take a dig at TV gardening programmes.

Actress Maureen Lipman and model Melinda Messenger join Jeremy Clarkson for more opinionated chat - Jeremy asks Melinda if her breast are real. Jeremy talks about the topic of widescreen television and mocks people with full screen television by showing exotic dancers outside of the full screen television view.

Comedian Griff Rhys Jones is one of the guests in conversation with outspoken presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

Jeremy Clarkson talks to footballer-turned-film-star Vinnie Jones about the vices and virtues of fighting and debates the point of DIY with Changing Rooms' Carol Smillie.

Formula One Grand Prix driver Eddie Irvine and minister for the Cabinet Office Mo Mowlam join Jeremy Clarkson for opinionated chat in the last of the current series.