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READ MORE: Where former cast is now from EastEnders to Hollywood star and sad deaths Nicky Henson was a legend of the soap opera world, appearing in the likes of Coronation Street, The Bill, Boon and Heartbeat, amongst many others. He married actress Una Stubbs - who played his sister-in-law Caroline Bishop in EastEnders - in 1969.

COUNTRYFILE viewers have been left devastated after Adam Henson revealed the fate of his beloved dog Peg. Adam, 56, regularly features his sheep dog on the BBC show as he goes about his farming duties.

Countryfile star revealed what is the "essential" element to his successful and happy relationship.Adam has always preferred to keep his family out of the spotlight, with not much known about his relationship with his wife.The couple have two children together, Ella and Alfie.Alfie is in his late teens, while Ella is in her early twenties at university.Speaking to the Mail Online back in 2016, Adam was asked what the secret is to a happy relationship.He replied: "Being able to laugh together is essential."Adam previously revealed that it was his partner Charlie that convinced him to go for the Countryfile job.He told the Mirror in 2020: "Countryfile did a presenter search, and although I wasn't bothered, my partner nagged me about it, as she thought I'd be really good."After lots of auditions, I ended up getting the job."At first, I was only working once a month, then when it went prime time, the viewing figures went up to six million, and that was that."The 56-year-old revealed he had come close to losing his home, his farm and his livelihood during the disastrous foot-and-mouth disease back in 2001.The farmer explained that he was on the brink of financial collapse, nearly losing everything.This was when Charlie nagged Adam to take the Countryfile job to sort out this crisis.Adam told the Telegraph in 2016: "The worst time was in 2001 – we'd invested heavily in Cotswold Farm Park, then foot-and-mouth hit just before we opened."The bank closed in and wanted their money.

VIEWERS felt their stomachs churn during last night's instalment of Countryfile. Fans of the BBC One show felt sick when host Adam Henson introduced them to a farmer whose business involved cow manure.

COUNTRYFILE viewers have been left open-mouthed after 'Boris Johnson' made a rogue appearance on a camel farm. Sunday's episode saw presenter Adam Henson head to a camel farm to find out more about the increased popularity of camel milk.

In another video on his Cotswold Farm Park Instagram account, Adam shared more of Braveheart’s story.He said: “I’ve got an update on Braveheart for you.“He’s now six months old and ready to start his adult life.“You may be wondering why we’ve got him and Lexy in the shed.“Well in their paddock at the Cotswold Farm Park there’s a lot of work going on because we’re preparing for lights trail.”Adam added: “Now lovely little braveheart here has got some good news because he’s got a new home, we’ve sold him.“He’s going to be trained to pull a cart and also potentially to ridden and be shown.“We’re going to miss him but I’d like you to all wish him a very happy and long life with his new owner.”

COUNTRYFILE viewers have blasted its 'woke agenda' after making a big change to show - while others 'switched off' in protest. Sunday's edition of the BBC show was a Plant Britain special, with Matt Baker introducing the programme and praising viewers for helping plant trees all over the country in recent months.

Instagram.The farmer was among those in attendance at the Taste Wales event as he traded in his tweed for a smart navy blue suit.Posing in front of a large statue of the ionic red Welsh red dragon, he looked coordinated with his red tie, which he paired with black smart shoes.Sharing a snap his smart attire on the picture sharing site, fans couldn't get enough."I’ve arrived at #TasteWales Premier food & drink event!" he wrote excitedly."I’ll be on stage very soon and looking forward to sharing my farming experience."Rushing to the comments section, his loyal following wished him well at the event."Dapper!" one applauded.Another agreed: "Looking handsome Henson.""Looking very dapper," a third stated.While a fourth noted: "Suits you

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam Henson"As a child I tripped and fell into the path of some scaffolding and took a steel bar to the face.“It was so traumatic and left me very short-sighted in one eye," she told The Mirror.The former Great British Bake Off presenter's accidents didn't stop there.At another point in her younger years, she recalled getting grit in her face which scratched her cornea."My most impressive, though, I think, was bending down to admire a yucca plant," she added."I don’t need to tell you where that ended up.

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam Henson"It was exhausting, it was really hard work but I was able to take the time that I needed, which isn't a given for everyone, I'm very aware of that."The more and more you put it off, the worse and worse it gets and I had been putting it off anyway for years before... now I am chilled as anything."So I'd say it's worth it, you know treading through all of that poo is worth it."Amanda chimed in: "You have to put on your waders don't you?""One hundred percent," the singer agreed.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has voiced his opinion on Adam Henson, 55, after his BBC show Countryfile was hit with criticism this week.The author and farmer James Rebanks praised Jeremy Clarkson's farming show, Clarkson's Farm, criticising Countryfile.Discussing Clarkson's Farm at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, James praised the show for doing more for farming in one year than the BBC's Countryfile has done in 30 years.He said: "I can report back from within the farming community.They all loved that programme.They loved it."But what they really liked is [that] they have been frankly p****d off with Countryfile for about 30 years because the whole logic of Countryfile is that you can’t make a mainstream, prime-time TV programme about farming

Dan Walker bids farewell to his ‘amazing’ Strictly co-starShe starred alongside Edward Fox who played her spouse of the same name.Cynthia previously said of their relationship: “I think her Americanism attracted him [to her] … he felt that he would be a new king for a new age."And she didn’t really know all the things that you are not supposed to do."She could have made him feel that everything was possible.

Adam Henson talks being left with a 'heavy heart' after holidayThe family of four live in a reported £4.65 million mansion in Penny's hometown Essex, one of their many homes.Speaking from their abode on Loose Women last year, the former model said she knew how "lucky" they were to have a big house during lockdown.She said: "We always consider ourselves extremely lucky with this whole lockdown having a bigger property and land that we could stretch and get exercise."We're always counting ourselves lucky."We just kept thinking how awful it must be for those in small apartments.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers took to social media to suggest they might not be getting along behind-the-scenes.Twitter user Corin wrote: "Just catching up on tonight’s Strictly… was it just me who thought Gorka & Katie looked like they don’t get on? #strictly."She went on to claim that the professional dancer "looked really annoyed" while Katie "was barely clapping"."I thought they seemed a bit off with each other last week but this week it was really obvious," the Twitter user added.Mervyn Smith and Mrs added: "Totally agree.

Naga Munchetty apologised to fans as her uncontrollable cough got the better of her live on air, at the start of her three-hour show.

Kevin Costner and Raquel Welch.In a swipe at the latter, she said of her outfit: "Raquel is wearing the most awful rhinestone necklace, bracelet and earrings and she is not exactly svelte, although her skin is good."Joan went on to say her fellow actress looked as though she borrowed a "dinner jacket from her boyfriend", who she claimed looked like Pierce Brosnan."When I ask her where she met him, she’s snappy and doesn’t want to answer," she added.The actress went on to say she "raised eyebrows" after allegedly hearing Raquel, 81, ask Dominick for some work.Adam Henson talks being left with a 'heavy heart' after holidayIn an extract from her My Unapologetic Diaries book obtained by the Mail Online, she also took a swipe at Sophia

Strictly Come Dancing. Now, Adam Peaty has admitted he's not surprised why it happens, as he discussed how close you get to your dance partner.Demonstrating a move in an interview with The Times, the athlete said: “My hips are here, hers are here, and then we do this… You get close.

Countryfile star Adam Henson headed to the Isle of Islay in the Scottish Hebrides for a holiday with his partner Charlotte Henson earlier this year.The English farmer and TV presenter fell in love with the "unspoilt" beauty of the island, which is perfect for nature lovers like himself.The 55-year-old and his spouse both packed a pair of binoculars for their trip and delightedly caught sight of a golden eagle.While visiting a RSPB reserve, Adam also spotted hen harriers.The father-of-two said he enjoyed a relaxing day at the beach during his short getaway, and went swimming in the sea.They also hoped to catch sight of some otters, which Charlotte, who Adam calls Charlie, had never seen before.He told Herald Scotland that he wished he could

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson spoke candidly about an incident at his Cotswolds Farm.The BBC presenter urged people planning to visit the countryside to be on their best behaviour, as he opened up a "sad" moment on his land.The 55-year-old detailed his daily life as a farmer and addressed the difficulties he has faced over the years.Speaking to Fergus Collins in the Countryfile magazine podcast, the small-screen star detailed a shocking moment a dog had escaped from its owner and caused "significant damage" to his animals.Adam began: "We have sadly had issues."There have been two or three occasions where we've had a dog get away from its owner and has done some significant damage to our animals."They've ripped sheep to pieces and ripped

Jeremy Clarkson has been on a steep one for his TV show Clarkson's Farm, and now fellow farmer Adam Henson is telling him to "slow down" for the Amazon Prime show.The experienced Countryfile presenter praises former Top Gear presenter Jeremy for his determination, but has some words of advice for him as he works on Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds.Adam has launched a new Channel 5 series in which he helps farming families across the country.Now, the expert says there's lots of advice he'd love to pass on to Jeremy, who is helped by farm manager Kaleb Cooper and 'Cheery Charlie' who looks after finances.Adam runs Cotswold Farm Park which is based about 45 minutes away from Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm.He says: “They're only about 45

COUNTRYFILE'S Adam Henson has hit back at complaints after viewers criticised a "cruel" slaughterhouse segment on the show. A recent episode of the BBC show saw farmer John Watson speak about "slaughtering" his animals as he admitted many of his calves don't make it to adulthood.