Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen praises daughter Raven for lamb birthing emergency

Coronation Street's Melanie Hill has decided to quit the ITV soap after seven years.The actress, who turned 60 this year, has made the "difficult decision" to spend more time with her family after re-evaluating life during the coronavirus pandemic.For the past seven years, Melanie has been best known for her role as newsagent owner Cathy Mathews on the iconic soap.It was a choice that Melanie toyed with lightly and final decision to walk away has left her feeling "extremely emotional".While the soap star has loved every minute of her acting journey, she had found filming relentless at times.One particular family incident left the television star needing to support her poorly mum and that was something she simply couldn't have done if she was devoting all of her time to the cobbles.In an interview with The Mirror, Melanie said: "It’s not been an easy thing to decide. My family has been important but the pandemic has made a lot of people think about the future."It has changed a lot of things in my head.

The Chase star Mark Labbett may instil fear into many but he claims he frequently receives sexual attention from both men and women when he's out and about.Brainiac Mark, 56, who initially started his career as a maths and physical education supply teacher found fame back in 2009 when he first appeared on the popular ITV quiz show.Nicknamed The Beast for his impressive 6ft 6in frame, he often finds himself fighting off the unwanted attention which he claims even happens in the bingo halls. Speaking to the Sunday Mirror, he said: "I've done a lot of gigs up and down the country, things like bingo hall and pub quizzes and it's great fun.

Meghan Markle's pal and expert Omid Scobie has been slammed by royal fans after his opinion piece mentioned 'embellished tales' ahead of the Queen's Jubilee. As part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June, working members of the Royal Family are expected to join the Queen and younger royals on a balcony at Buckingham Palace for Trooping the Colour.However, non-working family members like Prince Harry, Meghan, and Prince Andrew who will be invited to the other events, including a service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral, will not be part of those standing on the balcony.

Ofcom rows in the show’s 15-year history.Diversity sparked a huge reaction with their Black Lives Matter performance in 2020 which contained an anti-racism inspired dance which depicted the death of George Floyd in police custody, with a white actor kneeling on Ashley Banjo's neck.Many praised Diversity for highlighting the issue in their powerful and emotional routine, but complaints soon began pouring with Ofcom receiving a staggering 24,500 complaints."Take politics out of family entertainment," blasted one furious viewer.However, the performance received the full support of ITV and the watchdog alike.A spokesperson for Ofcom said: "We concluded that the programme did not raise issues which warranted investigation under our broadcasting rules."We carefully considered a large number of complaints about this artistic routine, an area where freedom of expression is particularly important.”Ashley's fellow BGT judge Alesha Dixon furiously defended the dance - which she said had moved her to "floods of tears".The broadcasting watchdog has received thousands of complaints about judge Amanda Holden’s sexy frocks during numerous episodes of the ITV series.Her super low-cut gown during a live show in 2017 received a massive 663 complaints - making it the most complained about moment of the year at the time. Another navy gown worn in 2020 featured a plunging neckline and thigh-high split.

Caitlyn Jenner has taken to Instagram to inform her fans about a recent injury and concerned followers flocked to the comments to leave messages of support.The 72-year-old wore a grey marled sports top with long sleeves and a half zip while she addressed the camera, her brunette hair worn over her shoulders as she explained why she was wearing a brace.Sat in a kitchen, Caitlyn addressed the camera: “If it’s not one thing, it’s another. I just haven’t been able to play golf, I’ve been travelling, this and that, but the worst part is right here.”She then gestured toward her hand in the cast, knocked on it and continued to talk.She said: “That little finger right there, that’s because of - see that sweet and adorable little dog down there? Jumped into the car, hit my finger, literally twisted it around and broke my finger.

Britain’s Got Talent star Hollie Steel has made claims that the show was fixed while she was on it. Holly was only 10 when she appeared on the show in 2009.The young singer wowed the nation with her stunning classical singing voice, and she even made it all the way to the final of the competition.Hollie sadly missed out on winning the show after bursting into tears in the middle of her performance during the semi-final.

MSPs and reproductive rights campaigners gathered in Edinburgh to show solidarity with their US peers protesting over the Roe vs Wade re-appeal.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen shared an adorable selfie with daughter Clemmy who is the "spitting image" of her.The Channel 5 shepherdess, 47, regularly takes to social media to document her family's busy life on the farm she and her husband Clive, 66, run in Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales with the help of their nine children.Her latest Twitter post included a selfie with six-year-old Clemmy and her sheepdog Kate and a snap of what appear to be mother and daughter-sized bags hanging from a stone wall.The presenter and writer updated her almost 195,000 followers on the weather and the farm's lambing season on Saturday evening.In the tweet, which has already been liked more than 740 times, she said: "A lull in lambing but there’s plenty of post natal shepherding required."The kind weather has helped matters enormously but there’s a thin wind blowing that keeps Spring in check. #yorkshire #spring #shepherdess."However, fans seemed a lot more interested in Amanda's daughter and rushed to leave comments in praise of her.One wrote: "Clem’s certainly earnt her oats this Easter, she’s a walking phenomenon with all the help she gives!"Another tweeted: "I love Clemmy's lambing bag."A third, remarking on Clemmy's likeness to her mother, commented: "Oh my gosh, she's the spitting image of you!"Earlier this week, Amanda shared another selection of sweet snaps on Instagram showing her daughters tending to lambs on the farm.The pictures were captioned: "Teamwork makes the dream work.

Raven Software quality assurance (QA) staff at Activision Blizzard are eligible for a union election.As reported by The Washington Post, a decision on Friday (April 22) from the NLRB means the Game Workers Alliance (GWA) union can now vote on its formation.This follows Activision Blizzard’s decision to not recognise the union, and Microsoft’s – who recently acquired Activision Blizzard – choice to honour whatever the outcome, meaning it shouldn’t stand in the way of the GWA when the acquisition goes through next year.We are so proud to announce that the NLRB ruled that our unit is eligible for election! Thank you to everyone supporting our campaign since our initial strike up until this very moment! Time for democracy!

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted that letting her and husband Clive Owen's kids be more “hands on” can spark arguments.The shepherdess, 47, took to social media yesterday to share an insight into her home life with her fans. Sharing an update with her 506,000 Instagram followers, Amanda wrote: “Teamwork makes the dream work.“Being hands on and letting the children be involved keeps them enthusiastic and interested.”However, she went on to admit: “They can be very competitive though, arguing about who is going who is going to pour the milk.”“You can see why I get very bad ear worms,” she quipped. The mother-of-nine then added a picture of three of her daughters feeding some young lambs from a bottle.In other snaps, Amanda posed for selfies with her girls on their day out in the fields. The adorable pictures acted as a visual aid to help explain why she encourages her kids to get involved with farming, as they appeared to be totally engrossed in their tasks. The photos have already amassed more than 17,000 likes and 100 comments since they were posted yesterday.Plenty of Our Yorkshire Farm fans rushed to the comments section to praise Amanda and her daughters for their approach to life at Ravenseat. Malcolm Jeffs wrote: “What a wonderful way for children to grow up and learn best wishes to you.” (sic)Elaine Bolam commented: “Love watching them with the lambs. New life.”Gemma penned: “Your girls are busy bees, they are helping you, much better than looking at screens all day.” (sic)Peter Armstrong wrote: “You must be so proud of all your children.

Amanda Owen has shared with fans why she lets her children get "hands on" with life on the farm. The star of Our Yorkshire Farm uploaded a selection of adorable pictures to social media of her daughters tending to lambs alongside an explanation of why she encourages her kids to get involved.

Amanda Owen has hit back at questions regarding her husband’s whereabouts. The 47 year old Our Yorkshire Farm star, who regularly shares updates of her family life on Instagram, took to Twitter to address why her husband Clive, 67, was rarely seen on social media. The shepherdess recently shared a video of the “moorland dawn chorus” at Ravenseat Farm which she captioned: “Early birds.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has hit back at followers on social media, after questioning her about not featuring her husband on her profiles.Amanda, 47, has starred in the Channel 5 documentary series, alongside her husband Clive, 67 but it seems she has become fed up with the personal question and shut down the awkward comments.She shared a clip of Ravenseat Farm’s “moorland dawn chorus” captioning the pic with: “Early birds. A moorland dawn chorus.

Amanda Owen, 47, has broken her silence after many of her social media followers have been left questioning her husband Clive Owen’s whereabouts.The couple are beloved by Channel 5 viewers after numerous joint appearances on their family’s show, Our Yorkshire Farm.However, some eagle-eyed fans have noticed that Clive hasn’t appeared in any of Amanda’s Instagram and Twitter videos lately.Amanda shared a clip of the “moorland dawn chorus” at Ravenseat yesterday, alongside the caption: “Early birds. A moorland dawn chorus.

Amanda Owen, 47, has spoken on the “highs and lows” that come with living on a farm as she tried to make the best of a difficult situation that arose yesterday with her livestock.The Yorkshire Shepherdess shared an emotional photo of her daughter Clemmie,7, standing beside one of their baby lambs that were in a “stupor” while missing its mother.Amanda typed on Instagram: “Highs and lows that go with the territory.“You just have to make the best of the situation.The yow was physically alright but in a stupor. A new foster lamb will waken her up.“We have a pet lamb that needs a mother,” she noted.Thankfully Amanda’s quick thinking allowed the lamb to get back on its feet.She continued: “Rubbing the foster lamb in the birth fluids should suffice in this case.“Then its legs need to be temporarily tied so that it lies out in the same manner as a newborn lamb would.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared the trials and tribulations of life on a farm this time of year. Through her @yorkshireshepherdess account on Instagram, Amanda shared a selection of photos where foster lamb is given to a ewe who had lost her own baby.The photos show her daughter Clemmy looking concerned about the situation but the photos later show the foster lamb was accepted by their new mum.Amanda also shared a selfie with herself and Clemmy, who smiles for the camera.In her Instagram post she captioned: “Highs & lows that go with the territory.

Amanda Owen, 47, has revealed in recent days she has felt “under the weather” and even “narky” prior to her daughter Raven, 21, visiting her at the family’s desolate farm in Yorkshire.The Shepherdess admitted that her eldest child returning home yesterday had “put a spring” back in her step after feeling not too brilliant as of late.On Twitter, Amanda typed: “I’ve been feeling ‘under the weather’ & narky but Raven landing back has put a spring in my step.”(sic)The TV farmer proceeded to list all the tasks Raven had completed on the farm while celebrating her milestone birthday.Amanda continued: “She milked Buttercup, lambed a breech presentation, shoved a prolapse back from whence it came (a sheep's btw) all on her 21st birthday!”(sic)Besides the tweet, the Yorkshire Shepherdess shared a stunning photo of her and Raven as they posed against a rural backdrop.In a second snap, the 21-year-old can be seen caring for sheep while wearing khaki trousers tucked into matching Wellington boots.Raven then removed her blue raincoat to reveal a burgundy colour Bardot style top as she tended to one of the farm’s brown cows.After a busy day of performing labour on the farm, Raven enjoyed a delicious homemade walnut cake as she celebrated her birthday alongside her eight siblings.In response to the post from Amanda, fans sent Raven their best wishes, as they claimed: “The apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree”.Broomfield_d commented: “Happy big milestone Raven!”While Bevdry said: “What an amazing young woman.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has taken to Twitter to share some sad news at Ravenseat farm today.The mother-of-nine, 47, told how she'd been forced to set up an adoption on the Yorkshire farm following the devastating loss of one of their unborn lambs.Posting a clip documenting the incident to Twitter, Amanda told her 193,700 followers about the goings-on at Ravenseat.Tending to a sheep with her daughter Clem, Amanda said: "So, this lass has something not quite right."She looks like she's trying to lamb, but she hasn't produced anything yet."So, we're going to have a little look, aren't we Clem?" she asked her daughter who agreed.A post shared by Amanda Owen (@yorkshireshepherdess)Repositioning the camera, the star could be seen examining the ewe as her daughter watched on.Amanda said: "Ok, right, let's have a little look at what we've got."We've got two feet," she said, before Clem chipped in."It's a big lamb I think," she added.Amanda agreed, continuing: "It is a big lamb, so that's why she's having a bit of trouble, do you see that's why?" she asked the member of her brood."That's one leg," the mother-of-nine said as Clem said she could see the animal's tongue."Let's see if we can get him straight and downwards," the shepherdess said, before adding: "That's one out, that's two out."Wanting to chip in with the farm work, Clem eagerly asked her mother if she should help pull the lamb out.As she started to help, Amanda's daughter asked her mother if the baby sheep was alive."I'm not sure," Amanda admitted before cutting off the clip.Amanda later returned to share an update concerning the lamb.She said: "So, unfortunately this time we haven't had a happy ending, have we Clem?"Our ewe has a dead lamb, I don't quite

Raven-Symone‘s wife, Miranda Pearman-Maday, is her biggest fan, but didn’t watch her TV shows before they met. Although it may seem like a problem to some, the 36-year-old Raven’s Home star said that she preferred it that way.

Amanda Owen has received a message of support from Our Farm in the Dales presenter Matt Baker after sharing an update on her family farm.Taking to Instagram, the mother-of-nine, 47, revealed that there was one particular task at Ravenseat which was proving to be "hard work" at this time of year, before the former The One Show host reached out to her with a supportive message as he said that he was facing the same struggle.In view of her 505,000 followers, Amanda shared a series of snaps with her children and their sheep up in Ravenseat.She wrote: "Lambing outside is good when the weather is ok."Hard work but ewe know it makes sense.She ended the post with hashtags: "#yorkshire #swaledale #spring #lamb".A post shared by Amanda Owen (@yorkshireshepherdess)After spotting the post, Matt told how he was facing the same struggles on his farm.The star wrote: "Same this end Amanda!"Wishing you gentle evenings and calm mornings #shepherdsdelight," he added.Following Amanda's candid post, fans of the shepherdess took to the comments to weigh in on the snaps.Tinaannburlingham wrote: "Lovely photos enjoy following you and your family love how all the children muck in."However, others wanted to know whether the star and her brood would be returning to the small screen anytime soon.Instagram user mel.rimmer.7 wrote: "Are you doing another series of Our Yorkshire Farm Amanda xxx"colin.g60 added: "Come back to us on TV....you and your family are missed".This isn't the first time the Yorkshire shepherdess has spoken about the challenges she faces with newborn lambs.Earlier this month, Amanda shared her fears about the effect snow at Ravenseat could have on the new arrivals.Sharing her worries with her 193,000 Twitter followers, she

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans have been begging Amanda Owen to reveal whether there will be another series of the popular show. It came as the TV personality took to social media to show a behind-the-scenes look at the latest lambing season at Ravenseat.