Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen talks giving birth to SIX of her children at roadside

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Monday may have been Valentine’s Day, but love definitely was not in the air in the “Celebrity Big Brother” house.

Team17 CEO Michael Pattison has told employees that “action has to be taken” following an in-depth and damning report about conditions at the companyLast week, more than a dozen past and present Team17 employees spoke to Eurogamer following the backlash over a proposed Worms NFT project.As well as describing poor working conditions (long hours, bad pay) staff described their lack of faith in the company’s HR team, saying that it failed to act when alerted to issues surrounding sexual harassment.Women were reportedly sent degrading messages and suggestive photos by male colleagues. After they were reported to HR, the incidents were minimised, perpetrators were given a slap on the wrist, and victims were told to sort it out amongst themselves.One woman said staff are now afraid to go to HR, as they felt they would be “gaslit”.So it turns out Team17 is run by someone worth hundreds of millions of dollars while some of their staff can’t afford three meals a day.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Have you been watching new BBC One show I Can See Your Voice?MORE: Loose Women announce change to line-up – detailsThe mystery singing gameshow sees members of the public try and tell the difference between good and bad mystery singers with the help of an all-star panel of judges. Ahead of the latest episode, why not get to know the families of the judges a little better? From Paddy McGuiness to Amanda Holden, find out all about their loved ones here.

Amanda Holden admits she doesn’t know what she is ­doing on her new show I Can See Your Voice. The star has been hired to be a celebrity investigator alongside Alison Hammond, 46, and Jimmy Carr, 48, on the BBC series.

One person wrote: “I can't figure this picture out!”Another added: “That's not a toilet..it's an escape route for inquisitive children.”A third fan commented: “Ooo! So spooky! I’d have to be very desperate to go in there.”Fortunately, Amanda addressed the confused reaction from some of her fans after one person asked her: “My god what is that and is Clemmie top or bottom?”(sic) The Yorkshire Shepherdess retweeted the fan’s comment and replied: “It a stone built upstairs toilet, Clemmy went in from below & scuttled up the inside.”(sic)“I take that it isn't in use anymore….,” another fan responded to Amanda.A concerned Twitter user then added: “Hope it had been well bleached!”Amanda and husband Clive Owen have nine children including Clemmy –

Many of her followers applauded her beneath the video, sharing their joy that the lamb was okay.One wrote: “It’s a good job you were around.”“You have a great instinct for seeing what others would miss,” a second penned.“What a lucky lamb that was to have you there to help.”Another added: “That is one unbelievably lucky sheep having the Yorkshire shepherdess using her skill and intuition.”A fourth waded in, writing: “You are one strong woman, supported by a strong daughter.

Jeremy Clarkson blasts Meghan Markle as he 'sidesteps' cancel cultureNow, Amanda has spoken of her decision to breastfeed her children albeit non-stop for 15 years.The mum, who involves her children in the day-to-day running of the farm, told Country & Town House in her native Yorkshire dialect: "Why wudn’t I? It’s easy, the right temperature and when ya art lammin’, wha’ya gonna do?"This week she opened up about her decision to give birth to her eighth child alone, as her husband Clive continued to sleep."After having six of them by that point at the side of the road, the thought of just staying at home, was kind of like a really good option," she told This Morning hosts Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond.She went on to add: "I was so fed

THIS Morning's Alison Hammond confused viewers today when she started talking about "Prince William's funeral". The 46-year-old star made the slip-up while talking about this weekend's memorial for the late Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip.

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Prince Harry alone following the death of Prince Philip, who died aged 99 last Friday.The This Morning host issued an emotional plea on the ITV daytime programme, as she addressed the "unfair criticism" the Duke of Sussex has received.During today's episode of This Morning, the show aired a segment about the Duke of Edinburgh's grandchildren, Prince Harry and Prince William.The 46-year-old urged that the public "leave him alone" as she touched on the royals.She was speaking with co-host Dermot O’Leary, Vanessa Feltz and Tom Swarbrick about Harry and William’s very different statements about the death of their grandfather.Alison began: "Lots of eyes are on William and Harry at the moment, do we need to be worrying about William and Harry and

As well as promoting the new episodes, Amanda has also been keeping her fans updated about the goings-on at her North Yorkshire farm.This has included several insights into lambing season, which is currently in full throes.Earlier today, the shepherdess gave fans an insight into what this has been like in the recent cold weather.She shared an image with her daughters feeding two lambs.Alongside it, she wrote: “A freezing cold start to the day, -7.4 C this morning.

AMANDA Holden has done it again and left her fans speechless in a stunning ensemble that showed off her toned pins. Amanda, 50, made her debut as a judge on the new BBC competition series, I Can See Your Voice.

The following day, Amanda shared a post which revealed why sheepdogs are so vital.“A shepherd is nothing without a dog,” her tweet began.“Was going to leave Kate at home, didn’t think that she’d want to come gathering.Thank goodness she did!“Her hearing & senses are a million times better than mine so she can find what I cannot.

Amanda Holden, 50, had viewers at home feeling flustered as they took to social media to compliment the star on social media.

Loose Women presenter Alison Hammond, 46, has spoken out after co-star Amanda Holden, 50, joked that she was using BBC One's new singing show, I Can See Your Voice, to bag herself a man.The favourite ITV presenter responded to the model's jibe by revealing that most of the contestants were "too young" for her, before going on to describe what she looks for in her perfect man.Alison admitted that a few contestants of the singing show had caught her eye while filming.She said: "I spotted a few potentials."One was gay, so I couldn't have him."However, the mum-of-one revealed that she went on to rule out the majority of the male contestants because of their age.She told OK! Magazine: "I think the rest were too young for me.

Amanda Holden, 50, is set to appear in brand new BBC series I Can See Your Voice alongside host Paddy McGuinness, 47, and fellow judges Jimmy Carr, 48, and Alison Hammond, 46, tomorrow night.The This Morning presenter has dished on her colleagues behind the scenes antics which left her stunned.Amanda is one of the judges in the upcoming singing programme and reportedly had to be warned to not keep giving people an eyeful.Her fellow panellist, Alison, admitted she was "tickled" by her co-star, who is said to have been accidentally opening her legs during filming.The This Morning presenter detailed the incident in a new interview, as she opened up about the new show."She kept getting in trouble for opening her legs," Alison remarked.

Amanda Holden has been left red-faced after being scolded by BBC bosses for opening her legs.The Britain’s Got Talent star was told to close her legs while filming for the upcoming BBC programme I Can See Your Voice.She’s starring as one of the judges on the brand-new singing show, but has allegedly been warned to avoid making things a little NSFW for a family audience.Her fellow judge Alison Hammond told Notebook Magazine: "She kept getting in trouble for opening her legs.

Alison Hammond is fast becoming the queen of our TV screens. From presenting This Morning on Fridays with Dermot O’Leary to joining Ant & Dec for their Saturday Night Takeaway, there isn’t much she can’t turn her hand to.

Channel 5.Amanda is the subject of the show, alongside her husband Clive Owen and their nine children.The outspoken shepherdess recently spoke about how she instils the importance of independence in her kids.She said: “The snowflake generation, they can't do anything.“They don't know anything about how to look after themselves, or a work ethic, all of that has gone out of the window.