The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson steps in after five-year-old boy’s belongings are stolen by thieves
Auctioneer Philip Serrell, 66, shared a post about a five-year-old boy named Harry, whose stock and money had been stolen in Worcestershire. Taking to his Twitter, he shared a picture of the young boy stood next to his honesty stall.“Someone has stolen his money and his stock.
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