Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen MORTIFIED as she finds out what has happened to her missing undies

Tom Holland has a good fashion moment in a pair of blue plaid pants at the premiere of Uncharted held at Tres60 studios on Tuesday (February 8) in Madrid, Spain.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefDiscovery has announced that it has struck a multi-year agreement to supply content to Foxtel Group, Australia’s pay-TV market leader.The renewed deal covers factual, documentary and reality content from the flagship Discovery Channel as well as the TLC, Investigation Discovery, Discovery Turbo and Animal Planet channels. Significantly, Discovery’s content will be available for Australian subscribers to stream on demand on Foxtel and on its associated streaming service Binge.

Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards seems determined to get back to feeling her best after giving birth last August, and if her recent holiday pics are anything to go by, her hard work is paying off. Last week, the star shared a series of stunning bikini pics on Instagram, which were taken on a recent break in Dubai with her longterm partner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, 28 and their six-month-old son, Axel. And pals close to the singer have revealed that she’s never felt better.They said: “Perrie is feeling so happy and healthy.

ladies tights such as pantyhose on your face could reduce the risk of getting Covid, more so than masks.A major risk identified with commonly worn face masks is that they do not fit tightly enough to block viral particles from being inhaled or exhaled significantly.Cambridge University researchers have tested seven hacks to improve the fit of masks.Their new study outlined DIY hacks people have used to make masks fit better, including using rubber bands or tape.They found the most effective tactic was to wrap pantyhose around the bottom half of the face or on top of a mask.Researchers have said that this could reduce the number of viral particles by up to seven times more than a loose mask on its own by sealing the gaps around the nose and mouth.They raised that the social and physical impact of wearing tights on your face in public was "unlikely to be tolerated for an extended period of time".Tight-fitting medical masks are great at blocking out the virus, but many describe them as uncomfortable.The study raised that the most common surgical or cloth masks are far less resistant to Covid.Cambridge researchers recruited four volunteers to try seven different mask hacks - the study looked at both surgical and KN95 masks.Other methods included tying the ear bands to make the masks fit more tightly or stuffing the gaps with bandages.Participants did seven minutes of various exercises designed to mimic real-world interactions such as talking, smiling, nodding and eating.The researchers measured how well the masks fit by monitoring the filtration efficiency and calculating a 'fit factor' score.Pantyhose and cloth tape were most effective, increasing the fit factor by 27.7 and 14.7.Surgical masks performed better if worn in

Richard Madeley has made a cheeky dig at wife Judy Finnegan while discussing pop star Anne-Marie's fall during her live performance at the BRIT Awards.The 65-year-old presenter was back on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday alongside co-host Susanna Reid.They kicked off the latest ITV breakfast show by discussing all gossip from the BRITs ceremony the night before.Richard brought up the moment that pop star Anne-Marie, 30, took a dramatic tumble while performing her song Kiss My (Uh Oh) in front of fans at the O2 Arena and millions of viewers at home.Fans were quick to throw their support behind the singer for continuing with her big performance despite hurting her left ankle.During the conversation, Richard couldn't help but bring up his wife Judy's memorable wardrobe malfunction from the 2001 National Television Awards.Judy revealed a lot more than she intended to when she took to the stage to accept an award alongside husband Richard 21 years ago.Poor Judy's top opened as she went onstage, leaving her white bra on display to the audience at the Royal Albert Hall, and more than 12 million viewers at home.Fans of the annual awards show were left gobsmacked when her black outfit fell open to reveal her busty lingerie as she stepped up on-stage.Even worse, she and Richard seemingly had no idea what was going on.Colleague John Leslie realised they were none the wiser, and he ran on stage to help preserve Judy's modesty and cover her up.Speaking about Anne-Marie's fall, Richard joked: "At least she didn't show her bra."Susanna added: "For all the younger viewers, can you explain?"Richard went on to explain the moment Judy flashed her underwear to the nation.He continued: ""Before we went to the awards, Judy said 'I haven't

Prince Harry reportedly went “ballistic” after Prince William uttered five words which caused things to change forever. The Duke of Sussex got engaged to Meghan Markle in November 2017, before the pair married six months later in May 2018.

Love Island in 2017 and later became a regular cast member on ITV's The Only Way Is Essex. Olivia took to TikTok, where she delighted fans with a transformation video as she took part in a current trend where users share a throwback photo from their past.At the start of the TikTok, the TOWIE star appears on screen as we all know her to look from when she first appeared on Love Island.In the video, a current photo of Olivia then disappears and reveals a pastime photo of her when she was in her youth where she looks completely different.The photo revealed Olivia before any plastic cosmetic enhancements, where she opted for a more fresh-faced and filler-free appearance as she posed for a photo with heavy mascara.In the current TikTok trend, Olivia can be seen lip-synching to an infamous America's Next Top Model scene where show host Tyra Banks is heard saying: "It is so bad, I want to give you a zero. But that's not possible.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen often gives fans a glimpse into the cosy farmhouse on her Instagram account.

 “I mean, you've got all the issues with homeschooling and questioning yourself about what is going to happen to the world and whether you're doing the right thing." Amanda went on to explain to The Mirror: "Everybody has been affected. “There are no two people that are alike and during this past year, there has been no blue print on how to cope and quite often, that manifests itself with sleepless nights. “I’ve been laid there, doomscrolling and worrying about what the future held.

Nestled away on a remote farm in the Yorkshire Dales, many would have assumed that superstar shepherdess Amanda Owen's life to have been barely affected by a year of lockdowns and social distancing, but that's not the case.

YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen has opened up about the impact of losing her dad as a teenager. Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda, 46, talked about her childhood trauma in a new campaign for Barnardo's.

Amanda Owen, 46, shared an update from her Ravenseat farm earlier today with her Twitter followers.

Amanda Owen has shared her worries about how her five-year-old daughter Clemmy will react as her beloved Shetland pony called Tony grows older.

Amanda Owen, 46, is best known for appearing on screens in the Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm.

manda Owen is well known for being the star of the hit Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.

Amanda Owen, 46, gives fans an insight into her life with her husband Clive Owen and their nine children on Our Yorkshire Farm.The show first came to screens in 2018 and has since become a family favourite.The farmer said she believes the natural and non-scripted idea of the show is what viewers are drawn to.When asked about her thoughts when she watches the show back, she said: “It's a strange feeling.“Of course, I focus on all the things like, ‘I hate the sound of my voice" or ‘I must do something with that wallpaper that's hanging off the wall'.“All those little trials and tribulations catch my eye, but I guess that's part of the joy of the programme.”Janette Manrara apologises to Strictly fans over 'heartbreaking' newsDiscussing the

Amanda Owen, 46, didn’t hold back from lightheartedly branding her youngest child, four-year-old Nancy, “staff” in her latest Instagram post.

Amanda Owen wasn't always destined to be a shepherdess - and used to lead a far more glamorous life.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen took to Twitter last night to share an update with fans.The Yorkshire Shepherdess revealed her plans for the week, as she spoke about the "disproportionately long" winter.The Channel 5 star, along with the help of her beloved sheep dog, will be clearing the hay meadows and also a stone wall on the farm.The area is normally harvested in summer to provide for the animals.Just last week, despite it being May, Amanda revealed that snow had fallen on the farm, making it feel like the middle of winter.She had to bring some of her flock inside, in order to protect them from the elements."Clearing hay meadows & clearing the wall," Amanda wrote online, alongside a set of pictures from the countryside."Time to rest

Amanda Owen, star of Channel 5's Our Yorkshire Farm, was hoping to have a home birth with her youngest daughter as she did with her previous child Clemmy, but unfortunately that was not the case.The 46-year-old shepherdess has since revealed there was "a lot of blood" when she gave birth to Nancy four years ago.Instead of being born at home in front of the fireplace like her sister, the youngest member of the family was born on the way to the hospital.The mum-of-nine said the two deliveries were "very different" when she spoke to The Sunday Express.Clemmy was delivered without any assistance or birthing partner, while Amanda needed the help of medical staff on the ninth occasion.When asked if Nancy's birth was a similar experience to