The strawberry farmer who led train passengers on a late-night sing song has reappeared - this time singing to himself.

Martin Clews, 66, became an internet hit in June when a fellow passenger filmed his impromptu performance on a late-night commuter train.

Four months later and the jolly pensioner has been at it again with a solo rendition of a drinking song as some people clap along.

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Another traveller filmed him loudly singing his own version of Bring On The Goddamned Cat to himself.

He carried on for 30 seconds before realising he was being filmed - and ending with a grin at the person who spotted him.

Mr Clews, who runs a strawberry farm in Sevenoaks, Kent with wife Jacqueline, 67, got passengers singing along for half an hour London Victoria to Ashford International train in June.

At the time he said: "It seemed to me that like-minded bon viveurs in my carriage might enjoy a jolly song on their way home.

"So I chose a lively number called Beastie, which has become somewhat of a favourite in my rugby club and this went down well with the passengers."

Video: Singing farmer Martin Clews strikes again