Jeremy Clarkson dropped from Top Gear: Anatomy of the fracas
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Jeremy Clarkson's contract with the BBC will not be renewed after his physical assault on a Top Gear producer.
In a statement from BBC Director General Tony Hall we've learned exactly what took place on that night in a North Yorkshire hotel.
A report has been published with blow-by-blow details of what happened in the now infamous "fracas" between Mr Clarkson and one his producers, Oisin Tymon.
This is what we know.
On 4 March following a day of filming for Top Gear "the presenters had travelled that same evening to the location shoot in North Yorkshire".
The "fracas" took place on the patio of the Simonstone Hall Hotel, where Oisin Tymon was working on location.
The physical attack lasted around 30 seconds and was only halted by the intervention of a witness.
Mr Tymon did not retaliate.
The verbal abuse was directed at Mr Tymon more than once - both during the attack and subsequently inside the hotel.
The abuse contained the strongest expletives and threats to sack him.
The abuse was at such volume it could be heard in the dining room and the shouting was audible in a hotel bedroom.
Following the attack it is understood Mr Tymon drove to a nearby hospital for examination, with swelling and bleeding to the lip.
Over the following days, Jeremy Clarkson made a number of attempts to apologise to Mr Tymon in texts, email and in person.
Jeremy Clarkson reported the incident to BBC management.
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