'Jeremy Clarkson effect': Cancer charity experienced surge in website traffic after former Top Gear host revealed diagnosis

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'Jeremy Clarkson effect': Cancer charity experienced surge in website traffic after former Top Gear host revealed diagnosis

Jeremy Clarkson's decision to share his prostate cancer diagnosis on Clarkson's Farm triggered an extraordinary public response, with 30,000 people visiting the Prostate Cancer UK website within a single day of the episode airing. According to his partner of nine years, Lisa Hogan, the former Top Gear host was initially reluctant to broadcast his health battle. She told The Daily Star Sunday: "When I was filming him …