Jeremy Clarkson is the most scandalous, provocative, politically incorrect, cynical and brutal journalist not only in Britain, but perhaps in the whole world. Clarkson's texts, sparkling with wit and slapping public taste, evoke in readers the most ambiguous emotions - from angry indignation to admiration bordering on admiration. Clarkson's Sunday column in the Sunday Times is the first thing most newspaper readers open in the morning, wanting to know who will sue Clarkson this time. Despite all the shocking and deliberately defiant tone, the journalist’s words carry unusually great weight: his critical statements are enough to bankrupt entire enterprises, as happened, for example, with the English Vauxhall Vectra automobile plant. “The World According to Clarkson” is a collection of excellent columns by this author, published in Sunday Times 2001–2003.