Adam Henson: Last News

COUNTRYFILE's Tomasz Schafernaker was on hand to deliver the latest weather forecast during Sunday's Countryfile - but fans found themselves seriously distracted by his choice of clothing. Tomasz Schafernaker joined Countryfile veteran John Craven as well as Adam Henson and many others on Sunday evening’s show on BBC One.

BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson was left devastated following his wife's cancer diagnosis. Charlie Gilbert was given a crushing blow by medical staff in 2021 following tests.

Following his now-wife Charlie Gilbert's cancer diagnosis, Countryfile presenter Adam Henson was left facing an uncertain future. After Charlie fell ill over Christmas 2000, the couple initially believed she'd caught something from handling one of their farm animals.

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson admits he and his wife Charlie Gilbert admit they both cried a lot on their wedding night following a cancer diagnosis.

Countryfile presenter Ellie Harrison has left the show after 13 years in her role.

COUNTRYFILE viewers were left disorientated after BBC show moves from its regular slot. Countryfile has become a firm favourite of Sunday night viewing for fans of the show, with the programme usually airing between 5:30pm and 7:30pm on the broadcaster's flagship channel.

COUNTRYFILE viewers were all left saying the same thing following last night’s instalment of the rural TV programme. Many fans of the hit BBC One show hit out after they were left seriously unimpressed by what they considered ‘misleading’ claims presented on the show.

LIVID BBC viewers have ripped into Springwatch and Countryfile for 'inaccurate and unrealistic' reporting. It comes after people aged 65 and over took part in a poll conducted by the Countryside Allicance.

Countryfile since 2001 after being spotted during a search for a new presenter.The experienced farmer has taken to Instagram to confirm that he is not leaving the popular BBC show after seeing recent "fake news".Adam shared a video of himself with a bull as he confirmed some important news to his 47,100 followers.He confirmed in the video: "A couple of months ago I launched my series on our Youtube channel and because of that the press picked up and assumed that I was leaving Countryfile."Well, unless Countryfile wants to get rid of me I am seeing with the program for the foreseeable future."So for those of you who are worried or concerned that I am leaving Countryfile."Thank you for your concern. But I'm definitely not.

COUNTRYFILE'S Adam Henson came under fire from fans after they spotted his annoying habit on Sunday's episode. The presenter, 56, was in the Cotswolds as he prepared to part ways with a special young bull.

Adam wrote: "The news is out!"I’m excited to reveal that the @CotswoldFarmPrk team and I have been working on a brand new YouTube series.“The first two episodes are now live here."If there’s a topic you’d like me to feature, I'd love to know," he ended his post.He accompanied the post with a picture of him holding two baby lambs. Following the exciting news, Adam's fans flocked to the comments to weigh in on his career move.Judy Illing wrote: "Great news, congratulations!"Adam had to shut his Cotswold farm park in Cheltenham for several months during lockdown, leading him to stress that his business may not survive.He admitted to Radio Times: "I was crying thinking, ‘This is it. We’ve lost the business.’"But thankfully the furlough scheme came in.

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.

Helen Skelton's husband Richie Myler, 31, is now dating the daughter of the multi-millionaire president of Leeds Rhinos rugby team, which he plays for. This comes just one week after Countryfile star Helen Skelton announced the end of their eight year marriage.Their marriage was over just four months after they welcomed their third child and first daughter, Elsie, into the world.Helen and Richie also share sons Ernie, six, and Louis, four, together.

BBC viewers have leapt to Adam Henson's defence after Sunday night's episode of Countryfile - a lambing special.It follows after the presenter welcomed several baby lambs in a number of gruesome birthing scenes on the TV programme.The series of footage showcases the reality of lambing births as Adam helped aid a pregnant sheep.Adam, 56, also discussed how male lambs are castrated at birth - otherwise known as removing of the testicles once the animals are born.Beginning scenes see the BBC host face some trouble as a pregnant sheep struggles to give birth naturally by herself.Adam heroically came to the sheep's aid by offering a helping hand as he questioned whether the lamb was breathing.He said: "So usually the sheep will be stood around chewing, which is chewing their cud, but there's one here that is looking restless."She's about to lie down. And in fact, it looks like she's got a little bit of slime coming from her," he explained.The candid footage was aired just minutes into the show, leaving viewers stunned by the raw birthing segment.

Helen Skelton's estranged husband Richie Myler has reportedly "jetted off with his new love interest" following his split with the Countryfile star. It comes after Helen, 38, was absent from this week's Countryfile episode following the news of her split from Leeds Rhino rugby player Richie, 31, after eight years of marriage.Last Monday Helen broke the news of the heartbreaking split with her social media followers and confirmed Richie had "left the family home".But now sources close to the TV star have claimed that the sportsman went back to pick up his passport ahead of his break with his "new love interest."An insider claimed: “He said he was going on holiday."It’s thought he’s taken his new missus so they can be out of the public eye."They went on to claim that the former Blue Peter presenter is doing well, adding that mutual friends of the former couple think she's been treated "appallingly".“Helen’s holding it together well, which is admirable given she was blindsided by his new relationship," they claimed to The Sun.It comes days after it was reported that the rugby player has started a relationship with a "younger, successful businesswoman."The same publication told how the pair are "in the early stages of a relationship."Just days after the heartbreaking news was announced, Countryfile viewers were saddened to see that the Cumbria-native was missing from the most recent episode as they issued their support for the star.Sunday's programme was led by Adam Henson and Anita Rani as viewers noticed Helen's absence.One fan suggested: "Turned on Countryfile to see Helen after this week but she's not on it.She must be taking some time to herself, the poor woman."Another wrote: "My heart goes out to Helen.

Helen Skelton, 38, was notably absent from this week's episode of Countryfile - which aired just days after it was revealed that her husband had reportedly moved on with another woman. The 38-year-old has been a presenter on the BBC show since 2014, but Sunday’s episode (May 1) was led by Adam Henson and Anita Rani.Last week (April 25), the presenter announced that she had split from her husband of nine years, Richie Myler.Helen's separation with the Leeds Rhinos rugby player comes four months after the pair welcomed their third child, Elsie Kate - the couple also share two sons, Ernie, six, and Louis, four.It has now been claimed that since their marriage broke down, the 31-year-old has already embarked on a new romance with a young businesswoman.The Sun reported that Richie, 31, has seen her several times recently.

HORRIFIED Countryfile viewers have slammed Adam Henson's graphic lambing scenes. The latest episode of the BBC show saw the farmer and presenter working in his lambing shed as he helped a number of pregnant ewes give birth.

This weekend's episode of Countryfile wasn't quite the wholesome Sunday night viewing viewers may have anticipated with both the host and those tuning in being left in tears.

COUNTRYFILE'S Adam Henson said his beloved dog Peg is going into "slow retirement" as her health deteriorates. Adam, 56, regularly features his sheep dog on the BBC show as he goes about his farming duties.

He asked fans what they might hope to see from his new venture.The star shared the announcement with his 61,600 followers."The news is out!"I’m excited to reveal that the @CotswoldFarmPrk team and I have been working on a brand new YouTube series.“The first two episodes are now live here."If there’s a topic you’d like me to feature, I'd love to know," he ended his post.The post featured a snap of the star as he held two newborn lambs.Fans rushed to the comments to wish Adam well in his career change.Judy Illing wrote: “Great news, congratulations.” 

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson has taken to Twitter to announce a career move away from the BBC.The host, 56, made the announcement earlier this evening as he asked his fans for their input over what they wanted to see from his new venture.In view of his 61,600 followers, the BBC star shared his big announcement.Adam wrote: "The news is out!"I’m excited to reveal that the @CotswoldFarmPrk team and I have been working on a brand new YouTube series and the first two episodes are now live here."If there’s a topic you’d like me to feature, I'd love to know," he ended his post.The star accompanied the post with a sweet snap of him holding newborn lambs.Following the exciting news, Adam's fans flocked to the comments to weigh in on his career move.Judy Illing wrote: "Great news, congratulations!"At the end of last year Adam took to Instagram to reveal that he was hosting the Enchanted Light Trail this Christmas with illuminated scenes at his Cotswold Farm.The Countryfile host was joined by Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper who he welcomed to his farm in a social media post.Adam runs the Cotswold Farms Park, which his father started, with the site attracting over 70,000 visitors per annum.He and his friend Duncan Andrews also took on the lease of Bemborough Farm from his father in 1988, with the pair now jointly running the 1600 acre estate.On the estate they grow wheat, spring barley and oilseed rape, alongside a flock of 350 commercial ewes and numerous breeds of farm animals.The farm was first opened by Adam's father in 1971, with the aim to protect rare breeds of farm animals.Adam thanked his farm life for keeping him sane during lockdown in an unearthed interview.He said to the Radio Times: "I’m a big open-spaces