It's been more than two weeks since 'Fracas-Gate' broke, in which time the BBC have conducted an investigation in to the incident that led to his suspension. The verdict is due today.
Word is Clarkson verbally assaulted the producer for a good 20 minutes, and the physical bit (punching and that) lasted nearly 30 seconds. He's gone basically, just as he said he would be last week in London.
The future of Top Gear remains up in the air. The last three episodes of the current series still haven't aired and it's likely that if Clarkson goes then James May and Richard Hammond will too. Chris Evans and Stephen Fry have been touted as possible replacements, but we'll just have to wait and see...