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The Prince and Princess of Wales' love story famously began at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.The couple met during their first year when they were both living at St Salvator's Halls of Residence and would later go on to live with one another. While the couple have now been married for almost 13 years and share three children, their first years together as students sound idyllic.

BBC Countryfile has responded to viewer complaints about a recent episode after it decided to shine a light on a health issue faced by rural communities.The show, which aired on 17 March, featured Charlotte Smith and Sean Fletcher exploring the beautiful Marlborough Downs in North Wessex, known for its chalk grasslands, ancient woods, and unique streams. However, during the same episode, Datshiane Navanayagam also visited Devon and Cornwall to highlight the difficulties rural residents face when trying to access NHS dentists.

Chester Zoo is letting schoolchildren visit for free as part of its aim to inspire a generation of conservationists.

BBC Countryfile viewers have slammed the show following a 'woke' episode - claiming there's a 'lack of balance'.

Countryfile presenter Ellie Harrison has left the show after 13 years in her role.

Very few of us need reminding that the Prince and Princess of Wales' love story began at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.The couple met during their first year when they were both living at St Salvator's Halls of Residence and would go on to move in together. While the pair have now been married for 12 years and share three children, their first years together sound idyllic.The couple lived with two other housemates in the second year of their studies but ultimately made a home together for their final two years in a private home that belonged to one of William's cousins.

Dame Judi Dench has switched the big screen for the small screen as she joins Countryfile for a special episode airing next week.The Oscar-winning actress, 88, will be co-hosting the episode, which will broadcast from the Scottish Highlands, with Charlotte Smith and Strictly Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin. Her surprise appearance was announced at the end of this week's episode when hosts Sean Fletcher and Matt Baker shared a teaser for next week's episode.They told viewers: "Join us next week for something rather special as we welcome acting royalty in Dame Judi Dench, who'll be guest editing the show." The first look at the episode saw the Victoria & Abdul star discuss her love of Scotland, as she said: "I would say, actually, that my spiritual home is Scotland, simply because I just feel comfortable here." Sean and Matt shared that the episode will be a "rather special one" and the news comes just weeks after Dame Judi opened up about how she had no plans to retire anytime soon. Her decision to continue working comes despite the difficulties she’s having learning lines because of her degenerative eye condition which has left her barely able to see.

COUNTRYFILE star Charlotte Smith has revealed the joy and relief she felt at discovering she didn't have a life-limiting lung condition after being misdiagnosed. The nature enthusiast, 58, spent years believing she had the very rare disease lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) after being diagnosed 12 years ago. The average survival of people with LAM - which is a cystic lung disease that primarily affects women - is between 20 and 30 years with the right management, but many sufferers require lung transplants after 10 years.

STRICTLY star HELEN Skelton is currently tearing up the ballroom with her dance partner Gorka Marquez. Spanish pro Gorka delivered a passionate speech at the weekend encouraging Helen to have more self-belief, and her Countryfile co-star Charlotte Smith says the "fantastic" presenter can achieve anything she puts her mind to. In an exclusive interview to support Countryfile's Ramble for Children In Need, Charlotte says: "There is nothing Helen Skelton can't do.

COUNTRYFILE presenters Charlotte Smith and Tom Heap have been slammed after last night's episode. Viewers of the BBC One programme took to Twitter, believing the hosts were talking too much about climate change.

Chester Zoo is letting schoolchildren visit for free as part of its aim to inspire a generation of conservationists.

COUNTRYFILE viewers were left infuriated after meteorologist Darren Bett provided a “time-wasting” forecast for the upcoming Christmas period. On Sunday evening, Matt Baker presented a special of Countryfile alongside the likes of Adam Henson and Charlotte Smith.  And with Christmas now just days away, BBC viewers were keen to learn what the big day’s weather would look like - but there was a big problem.

COUNTRYFILE viewers have blasted its 'woke agenda' after making a big change to show - while others 'switched off' in protest. Sunday's edition of the BBC show was a Plant Britain special, with Matt Baker introducing the programme and praising viewers for helping plant trees all over the country in recent months.

COUNTRYFILE viewers have reacted with shock at one farmer's admission about "slaughtering" his animals. Countryfile presenters Charlotte Smith and Steve Brown headed to Yew Tree Farm in Coniston. Steve met with farmer John Watson who left viewers horrified with his shocking admission.

BBC’s Countryfile tonight with Matt Baker. Earlier this week, the broadcaster took to social media to bid farewell to one of her colleagues at the Beeb.Charlotte reacted on Twitter after her co-star announced they were leaving the broadcaster after 39 years.The BBC’s science editor David Shukman made the announcement on July 19.He penned: “I’ve got some personal news.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine , who is set to appear on on Wednesday, has previously opened up about a terrifying lung disease diagnosis, and how she was "in shock" after hearing the news. Speaking to The Mirror about her Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) diagnosis back in 2016, Charlotte revealed she realised something was wrong after feeling breathless at her brother's wedding back in 2010. She explained: "I saw a specialist at London’s University College Hospital and an MRI scan identified multiple cystic air spaces in both lungs. They realised it was LAM."LAM is the abnormal growth of smooth muscle cells, especially in the lungs, which can lead to loss of lung functions.

Helen Skelton couldn't resist sharing a leggy snap of herself, Ellie Harrison and Charlotte Smith on Friday.The presenter and her fellow Countryfile hosts looked incredible in the unearthed image.The 37-year-old uploaded the shot in view of her 219,000 Instagram followers for all the right reasons, ahead of Children In Need 2020.The mother-of-two cheekily claimed Ellie, 42, had the best pins "in telly" in the caption.She quickly apologised for the light-hearted remark, as she gave behind-the-scenes details about their appearance during the BBC televised appeal.Wearing her blonde tresses in a retro 'do, Helen also showcased her toned legs in a thigh-skimming outfit to match her companion's.The fun photo was taken as the Countryfile gang

Countryfile presenter Charlotte Smith, 56, has spoken out about her worries after she was diagnosed with Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), which is a rare lung disease.The star opened up about her health concerns after being told by her doctor she could only have 10 years left to live in a recently unearthed interview from 2016.Charlotte explained to The Mirror that she sought medical advice when she “started feeling breathless” following her brother’s wedding in 2010.A doctor then informed her that one of her lungs had “collapsed” before she was sent to hospital to have it “reinflated”.Unfortunately for Charlotte, she began feeling breathless again in spite of the procedure and went to see a specialist at London’s University College

BBC Radio 4 presenter Richard Sanders has died, after contracting coronavirus.

Former Radio 4 presenter Richard Sanders has died from coronavirus at the age of 62.

The former presenter of BBC Radio 4's Farming Today programme has died from coronavirus aged 62.