This Company’s Response To Jeremy Clarkson’s ‘Top Gear’ Suspension Is Absolute Genius

Businesses are getting increasingly quick off the mark when it comes to using a high-profile event to promote their product but this is one of the best we've seen so far. In the wake of Jeremy Clarkson's suspension by the BBC following an alleged altercation with a producer on the show, Snickers decided it would be a great opportunity to promote their latest campaign for the chocolate bar. Whoever came up with this deserves a pay rise!

.@JeremyClarkson you may want to have some of these on set next time you are #hungry… pic.twitter.com/Vxihd6k9lt — Snickers (@SnickersUK) March 12, 2015

Meanwhile, Philip Schofield has said that Clarkson from Top Gear over his recent "unacceptable" behaviour. The This Morning host is the latest star to speak out on Clarkson's suspension and told The Sun that while the veteran presenter was “a great character and broadcaster", that did not excuse his recent actions. “Having said that, he has said things in the past which were unacceptable and has apologised for them," he said. “But in this case, that’s too far. There is just no excuse for that sort of behaviour.”