Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen 'feels strange' as she's left alone at Ravenseat

fire at a storage facility has seen 100 firefighters rush to save a building in 'challenging conditions'.The blaze began at around 2am on Saturday morning (February 26) at Armadillo self-storage unit in Cheadle, Greater Manchester. The building reportedly collapsed on one side as flames tore through the structure.Local residents were told to close their doors and windows as the fire raged on through the night.Crews from stations around Greater Manchester Fire Service have been deployed to the serious incident on the Stanley Green Omdistrial Estate, Cheadle and the situation is ongoing, according to Manchester Evening News.They tweeted at 3:38am: " Firefighters are also responding to a separate incident on Greek Street in Stockport."Eight fire engines are currently in attendance.

On the heels of Britney Spears’ successful battle to end the conservatorship that allowed her father to control her money and her life, another former child star, Amanda Bynes, is looking to do the same.

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It was unacceptable at a wedding, unless you were the bride.Lisa wears a wool twill waistcoat, £295, Raey at Matches Fashion; wool twill trousers, £350, Raey at Matches Fashion; Shoes and jewellery Lisa’s ownYou can see the logic behind the wedding ban – although no one objects to guests wearing black to a funeral. But it’s debatable as to whether white makes you look bigger than other pale colours.

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Our Yorkshire Farm, Clive and Amanda Owen's youngest Nancy went off to start her first day at school, following in the footsteps of her older eight siblings.

Our Yorkshire Farm, saying if she was to do that she'd "lose what it's about". The Yorkshire Shepherdess is a popular figure on television – and much of that is because she and her family show the real hard work that goes on behind the scenes at their Ravenseat farm.

OUR Yorkshire Farm viewers are all saying the same thing after the bittersweet Channel 5 finale. Tuesday night's episode was the last one in the series, and saw Amanda Owen and husband Clive's youngest daughter Nancy finally start school.

Amanda Owen, 45, firmly believes in showing the ups and downs of the farming lifestyle, and admitted that by "sexing" up the job for TV, it isn't providing viewers with a real account of the goings-on in the heart of the country.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about her regrets over social media in a new candid chat.The shepherdess has admitted she’d make some changes to her approach if she started over.Amanda is adored by fans of her hit television series Our Yorkshire Farm.Since it first began in 2008, the Channel 5 show has gone from strength to strength, with new episodes currently airing.Alongside her hit show, Amanda often interacts with her fans on social media.She’s hugely popular on both Instagram and Twitter, with hundreds of thousands of followers.Appearing on the platforms, Amanda often shares pictures from her daily life on the farm.However, despite its success, the star has admitted there is one thing she would change.Speaking in a

Amanda Owen, 45, has become something of a farming sensation through the hit TV series Our Yorkshire Farm, which also stars her husband Clive, and their nine children.

OUR Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen and teenager Reuben argued in the latest episode over building a dam. With the farm's hay meadows in danger of being flooded, farmer Clive, 67, hired a digger and took on the project with his eldest.

 The mum-of-six was promoting the Marvel film Eternals with her co-star Salma Hayek on the US daytime talk show E! Daily Pop.Host Justin Sylvester asked whether her children were more excited by her role in Eternals or by her friendship with the My Breath singer."They’re very excited about this film… If that’s what you’re asking," Angelina asked.She then glanced at her co-star Salma before adding: "They’re very excited about this film."Ben Shephard 'trying to stay patient' after surgery in health update[LATEST]Great British Bake Off fans in tears after 'showstoppers' exit[TV]Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen shares very rare snap of husband[PICTURES]The Maleficent actress and the Party Monster hitmaker, who famously sang Lips Like Angelina

Amanda Owen, 47, has taken to Instagram to share a photo with her family, including her rarely seen husband Clive Owen, 66.The Our Yorkshire Farm star announced in the post that her book, Celebrating the Seasons with the Yorkshire Shepherdess, was number three in The Times’ bestseller list.In view of her 419,000 followers, Amanda captioned the post, which featured a rare snap of her other half: "They're my number 1.“We've had plenty of number 2's to deal with and now we have a number 3!“Absolutely stunned to learn that my book is at number 3 in @thetimes bestseller charts."Amanda was flooded with messages of support from her fans as they celebrated the good news.carolinewolf_cwc typed: “Congratulations and well deserved to all the

OUR Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen had fans worried after she was spotted with a black eye after a nasty injury. Viewers of the popular Channel 5 show, which follows the shepherdess, her husband Clive and their nine children, took to social media with concern.

Amanda Owen has posted a gorgeous family photo with her husband Clive after revealing they're currently going through some difficulties in their marriage.The 47 year old, who recently spoke out on not conforming to roles in an exclusive chat with OK!, took to her Instagram feed to share the snap with her 419,000 followers. Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda can be seen dressed in a short-sleeved top with shorts and boots as she holds up one her children while stood next to her husband Clive, 66.The pair can be seen smiling as they're surrounded by their nine children, including Raven, 20, Reuben, 17, Miles, 15, Edith, 12, Violet, ten, Sidney, nine, Annas, seven, Clemmie, five, and Nancy, four.

Our Yorkshire Farm concerned after she unveiled her black eye on the show. It was still business as usual for the Yorkshire Shepherdess, who spent a good portion of the episode wrangling sheep who were attempting to escape from being sheared.Amanda and her husband Clive had to enlist the kids to help locate them as they scattered across the fields to ensure their wool could be sheared in time for summer.But, as the pair bedded down to shear the unruly animals, a purple bruise was evident on Amanda's cheek just below her left eye.She explained to the camera: "You do manage to get cut or bashed or bruised doing this.