article_snippet: Using the hashtag #BringBackClarkson, which is trending worldwide, some Twitter users lamented that the show would not be the same without him.
article_snippet: Jeremy Clarkson also took to Twitter, posting an apology (of sorts) to Labour leader Ed Miliband -- for knocking Labour leader Ed Miliband down the news agenda.
article_snippet: Labour leader Ed Miliband also retweeted a "suffering" fan.
article_snippet: " his co-host James May tweeted.
article_snippet: Former CNN host Piers Morgan, who has had a series of run-ins with the presenter, also waded in with a cheeky jibe.
article_snippet: In May last year, the presenter asked forgiveness after using a racist term during a taping of the show.
article_snippet: Jeremy Clarkson had mumbled the n-word while reciting a children's nursery rhyme, but that version of the take was never aired.