Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen thrills fans with stunning snap as she gives update

A 73-year-old was shocked to discover her energy bills had soared by as much as £4,480 a month amid the cost of living crisis. Mum-of-three Phyllis Kennedy was used to paying just £120 per month for her bills before it skyrocketed to a whopping £4,600.

Richard Madeley appeared to be choked up as he spoke directly to Deborah James who was watching Good Morning Britain on Monday (May 16). The presenter and campaigner had tuned in to the show to watch her You, Me and the Big C podcast co-host Lauren Mahon.

Police are becoming 'increasingly concerned' about an 11-year-old boy who is missing from Stockport.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentParis-based Luxbox has shared in exclusivity with Variety a first trailer for Manuela Martelli’s “1976,” one of Chile –and indeed Latin America’s – most anticipated feature debuts of the year which world premieres at Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight.“1976” is produced by two of Chile’s most go-ahead outfits – Cinestación headed by director-producer Domingo Sotomayor (“Too Late to Die Young”) and Wood Productions, founded by Andrés Wood whose “Machuca” starred both Martelli and Aline Kuppenheim, the absolute protagonist of “1976.”The film is set, as its title implies, in 1976, one of the bloodiest years of Augusto Pinochet’s hugely bloody dictatorship. It tells, as can be seen in the trailer.

body positive influencer has urged her followers to let their bellies ‘hang’ out of their swimming suits.Emily Bispo, also known as Bunny, often shares uplifting videos to her 1.3million TikTok followers.The dark-haired beauty used to struggle with her appearance and has now set on a mission to install ‘self-love’ in her adoring fans.Previously, Emily hit back at trolls who claimed that she cannot wear a bikini because she is not a ‘skinny girl’ - and the influencer did certainly not taken any notice.And, the influencer is not halting her body positive message anytime soon.In a recent clip that has racked up 54,000 views, the curvy babe donned a strappy black and white chequered bikini tip and a red thong bottom.Emily accentuated her gorgeous face with some sculpted brows, voluminous lashes and a luscious pink lip.As she sat relaxed with her tum on show, the influencer expressed: “In case you needed the reminder, you don’t need to suck in your stomach just because you are wearing a bathing suit. Let it out girl, let it hang.“Who cares, not me.”She captioned the post with some smiley face emojis and declared: “Let it out.”Inspired by Emily’s tum ‘hanging’ clip, many people fled to the comments to thank the influencer for making them feel comfortable in their own bodies.One person commented: “Your account has done more for my own body neutral/self love journey than any therapy ever had.

savaged by a shark.On September 29, 2018, 13-year-old Keane Hayes had been diving for lobster off the coast of California when he felt a violent tug on his body.After initially thinking he had been pranked by his diving partner, the teenager looked down and saw that his wetsuit had been shredded and he was bleeding heavily.Letting out a gut piercing scream, Keane found the strength to paddle to a nearby kayak and was taken to shore.Meanwhile, on the shore, Keane's parents were blissfully ignorant of their son's horror plight.Speaking to the Washington Post, the now 17-year-old's mum Ellie Hayes said that when she heard the screams she had been on the phone to her husband Ben.At the time he had laughed away her fears, saying: "It was probably just Keane getting eaten by a shark."While Keane hadn't been eaten by the sea beast, he had been savaged.The bite from the unknown shark had completely lacerated his body with lifeguards testifying they could see his lungs after they had rescued him.The attack had also fractured his scapula, shattered his humerus (upper arm), torn his rotator cuff (muscles and tendons surrounding the shoulder joint), and left him with several back injuries.He was also missing parts of his deltoid (shoulder) and latissimus dorsi muscles, which cover the middle and lower back. Keane was placed in surgery for five hours and received over 1,000 stitches for his wounds.And remarkably, Keane has returned to the water despite the attack.

TikTok clip that has racked up 118,000 views, the beauty shared the nasty comment she overhead.Anya wrote: “To the girl in Manchester PureGym next to me on the treadmill…“[When] my AirPods were out of charge I heard you say to your mate ‘wouldn’t want her body she’s not skinny or curvy’ ruined my day.Taking it in her stride, Anya slammed: “Hope you see this and that your pillow is warm on both sides tonight.“Not very women supporting women or mental health awareness week of you.”Shocked at the cruel remark, many people fled to the comments to condemn the woman while defending Anya.One person commented: “Don’t listen to them girl you are beautiful just the way you are.”Another user added: “You’re beautiful. Girls like that are so bitter and unhappy with the world that they have to take it out on others.”While a third person voiced: “I really wish she will see this and feel so embarrassed that she won’t say stuff like that anymore.”Someone else blasted: “You’re so pretty and have an unreal body, she was deffo jealous.

The UK's rogue trade hotspots have been revealed with residents from Newcastle, Belfast and London falling victim the most.More than a third (37 per cent) of homeowners have endured a rogue tradesperson at some point, including 31 per cent in Newcastle, 23 per cent in Belfast and 23 per cent in London.But almost half the amount have experienced this in Glasgow (11 per cent), Cardiff (15 per cent) and Norwich (16 per cent).Plumbing (20 per cent), closely followed by bathroom installation (18 per cent), painting/decorating (18 per cent) and kitchen fitting (16 per cent) are the most prevalent sectors where consumers are being left with disappointing work.A fifth of the 2,880 homeowners polled have experienced a financial loss due to disappointing work carried out by a rogue trader.And seven in 10 have had to fork out additional money to finish off or fix disappointing work.Financially, respondents from Oxford have been hardest hit - experiencing a loss of £4,990 on average.The research was carried out by Checkatrade, whose CEO Mike Fairman, said: “As household finances continue to be stretched, it’s more important than ever to do due diligence before parting with your hard-earned cash when hiring a trade.“As many as a fifth of homeowners are still not reading online reviews before they hire a trade leaving them exposed to being targeted by a rogue trade.“And while rogue trades can be found everywhere, my advice is to be wary of high availability, be careful of cheap quotes, beware of being asked for full payment up front, never accept work from trades who doorstep and always source a minimum of three competitive quotes.”When it comes to being quoted for a job, 60 per cent said they do not know how much things are supposed

AMANDA Owen has confirmed yet another new arrival at Ravenseat Farm after posting a graphic video on social media. The Our Yorkshire Farm star wowed her fans once again after sharing a clip of herself delivering a new baby foal on Wednesday morning.

Amanda Owen a "huge support" during a "nerve-wracking" moment.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the adventurer, 47, gushed over how "encouraging" the mother of nine has been as he discussed his Gone Wild Festival later this year.Amanda is one of the speakers set to appear at the star's family festival later in the year.Speaking about what she is set to bring to the event, Bear gushed over the farming star.He said: "She's great, there's so many diverse types of people like that."But people love her and she's been a huge support to Gone Wild and really encouraging," he added.Bear went on: "And everyone loves it and, you know, its been so fun to have a space to bring all these sort of people together."We have got an amazing lineup of speakers as well."A hugely popular part of it is to get to meet and interact with people," he explained.He added: "The adventure community is quite small."And again, it's just about giving young people inspiration and giving them a chance to actually hear some of these stories."I think it's been a pretty tough couple of years to launch a Festival and it was always a nerve wracking thing, but it had incredible support from so many people," the star gushed."I think families are hungry for an adventure type festival in a safe space where they can enjoy making music, making food and get access to fresh experiences and so many cool adventures."It was the highlight of the year, that weekend I was with the family, seeing so many other families and young kids axe-throwing and paddleboarding and wild swimming and abseiling off this castle."It comes after Amanda Owen took to Twitter over the weekend to share "issues" she's been experiencing at Ravenseat Farm over the weekend.Amanda took to the

the reality TV star took to social media to share the news of a new addition to the the Owen family with her hundreds of thousands of followers in a rarely seen birth video. Amanda shared the clip with her 507k Instagram followers as she welcomed the foal to the family after a rather brutal birth and fans couldn’t get enough. READ MORE: Great Yorkshire Show 2022 line-up sees Amanda Owen and Matt Baker join celebrity list She captioned the video: "What a start to the day!" Amanda can be seen stripping off her coat and tossing it to the ground in the clip as she struggles to pull the foal from it's labouring mother who is lay on the ground in a field.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans all have the same question after Amanda Owen posted from a tractor at Ravenseat. The Channel 5 series isn't on TV at the moment, but Amanda has been keeping her fans up to date on farm life via social media.

Amanda Owen, 47, lives on Ravenseat Farm with her husband, Clive Owen and their nine children, with their Channel 5 show, Our Yorkshire Farm, documenting their daily lives. Amanda also takes to Twitter to share daily updates of the obstacles they face and this weekend was no different.Amanda took to the micro-blogging site on Saturday, to share an update on the baby lambs recently born on the farm.She shared a series of four snaps of two of her children feeding the sheep along with pictures of them carrying out their chores, in view of her 195,500 followers.The shepherdess captioned the post: "Quieting down on the lambing front and the land is finally greening up but it’s still rather cold."There are nests, chicks and new life all around.

AMANDA Owen was inundated with messages of support from Our Yorkshire Farm fans after an emotional update about their lambs. In her latest posts on Twitter, Amanda shared snaps of two of her daughters helping with lambing duties after welcoming the newest additions to the farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has shared sweet snaps of her daughters getting stuck into the farm work and feeding the lambs. The family, who star on the Channel 5 programme, live on Ravenseat farm in Upper Swaledale, Yorkshire. The family's farm is currently undergoing a "major shake-up".

AMANDA Owen was inundated with messages of support from Our Yorkshire Farm fans after an emotional update about their lambs. In her latest posts on Twitter, Amanda shared snaps of two of her daughters helping with lambing duties after welcoming the newest additions to the farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen shared with fans who comes to the rescue whenever she gets into difficulty while seeing to her extensive farm.The Channel 5 star regularly posts updates on social media revealing what life is like on her busy farm in Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales, which she runs with her husband Clive.Although it can be an unforgiving landscape, there’s always help on hand for the 47-year-old as she took to Instagram after getting stuck in a bog.The mum of nine posted six photos and a video on the social media platform today (May 9), showing four of her kids helping her get unstuck, amassing more than 12,000 likes from her 500,000 followers on Instagram.The post was captioned: “Even though it has not rained so much in a while there’s still plenty of bogs that need to be avoided. The lads can be relied upon to turn out when I’ve messed up mechanically.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Clive and Amanda Owen have finally received planning permission to renovate their home. The stars of the much-loved Channel 5 series bought High Smithy Holme back in 2020, which is a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker. Clive, 67, and Amanda, 47, have faced a two-year battle to obtain permission from planning officers to turn the derelict cottage into a two-bedroom house, The Daily Star reports.

Our Yorkshire Farm show stars Clive and Amanda Owen are set for a major revamp after receiving planning permission to convert their derelict cottage into a two-bedroom home.The Channel 5 show follows the couple’s life on a remote sheep farm with their nine children.Clive and Amanda bought High Smithy Holme, also known as Aunty Johns, a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker, in 2020 and it is a short distance from their sheep farm, Ravenseat.The Grade II listed building has been empty for around 60 years and dates back to the early 18th century.The couple is now set to start the process of turning the semi-derelict cottage into a two-bed home after having been given permission from The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority's planning officers.The officers recommended the application for approval, commenting that the plans 'struck a good balance' between conserving the building's historic character and the requirements of modern habitation. They added that they were supportive of the farm being brought back into use.Some conditions were imposed, including the installation of bat boxes on a sycamore tree in the grounds.It was once the home of Anthony Clarkson, a Georgian-era land surveyor and commissioner who designed all of the tithe maps of Swaledale.

Great Yorkshire Show. The Yorkshire Shepherdess and star of Our Yorkshire Farm will be on stage, organisers of the show said this morning (Tuesday). Amanda will be appearing on the new GYS Stage, on Friday, July 15.

Our Yorkshire Farm stars Amanda and Clive Owen bought High Smithy Holme, also known as Anty Johns, a remote farmhouse in the Swaledale parish of Muker, in 2020, which is a short distance from their sheep farm, Ravenseat. The couple is now set to start the process of turning the semi-derelict cottage into a two-bed home after having been given permission. However, the plans reveal the home only has two bedrooms, meaning it would be unsuitable for the family of 11 to live there.Grade II listed property Anty Johns, which features an attached barn, dates back to the early 18th century and has been empty for around 60 years. It was once the home of Anthony Clarkson, a Georgian-era land surveyor and commissioner who designed all of the tithe maps of Swaledale.The Owens submitted plans for a conversion into a two-bedroom dwelling as the property is in a semi-derelict state and has suffered from roof collapses.The floor plan includes a living room, hall/stairs and cupboard in the former parlour and dairy service room, a lounge in what was once a stable, kitchen/diner, utility and shower rooms to the rear, and two upstairs bedrooms.No objections to the scheme were received either from official consultees or members of the public.The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority's planning officers recommended the application for approval, commenting that the plans “struck a good balance” between conserving the building's historic character and the requirements of modern habitation.They added that they were supportive of the farm being brought back into use.Some conditions were imposed, including the installation of bat boxes on a sycamore tree in the grounds.The Owens originally told the media that their purchase of High Smithy Holme