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Cat Deeley and her husband Patrick Kielty have posed together for a rare picture as they enjoyed a break at the Cotswold Farm Park over the weekend.MORE: Cat Deeley's sparkling engagement ring from Patrick Kielty is astonishingIn the sweet photograph, the duo could be seen holding two adorable newborn Valais Blacknose cross lambs, one named after Cat and the other after presenter Lorraine, whilst standing next to the farm owner, Adam Henson. WATCH: Cat Deeley's son Milo feeds a newborn lambIt was a family affair as the couple, who married back in 2012, were accompanied by their two sons, Milo and James, who had the time of the lives at the farm.

Express.co.uk that he “doesn’t know” whether his Countryfile co-star Matt Baker, 43, will continue to film for the BBC programme long-term.The former One Show host has recently set up his own production company and is now appearing in Our Farm In The Dales for Channel 4, which features his parent’s own holding.Matt has been a longstanding host on Countryfile after landing the role in 2009, while Cotswolds farmer, Adam, has appeared in the programme since its inception in 2000.Opening up on Matt’s future on Countryfile, Adam divulged: “I don’t know really, but I know he has his own production company, and is producing a programme all about his family farm and the countryside.“So I don’t know if he’s going to start concentrating on that or

Express.co.uk that the Cotswold Farm Park he runs alongside business partner Duncan Andrews wouldn’t have “survived” without receiving government help.The Countryfile host described the last year as being “horrible” and “really difficult” for his enterprise, as he had to place 53 of his staff on the furlough scheme.Opening up on the past few months, Adam said: “It’s been horrible, it’s been really difficult for us, financially and also physically. “The government have done an amazing job in supporting businesses through the furlough scheme, through business rate holidays, so the support we had in 2020 has been intense and it continues into 2021."“For which we as a business are so incredibly grateful for.

Express.co.uk that he is working on a new show for Channel 5, all about “diversifying” farmers.The Countryfile host has been “really busy” balancing his new filming commitments with the running of the Cotswolds Farm Park, which he co-runs with business partner Duncan Andrews.Speaking out on his hectic schedule, Adam shared: “Countryfile I film every Monday and Tuesday, so I'm really busy with them, filming a lot of it on the farm and sometimes off the farm. “I’m doing Springtime On The Farm for Channel 5, and I’ve got a new series coming out with Channel 5 all about farmers diversifying. “That’s called Family Farm Rescue,” he added.Our Family Farm Rescue is a new factual series for Channel 5 about helping those in Britain transform their

Express.co.uk: “It’s been horrible, it’s been really difficult for us. “Financially and also physically. We have got 53 staff on furlough. “The government have done an amazing job in supporting businesses through the furlough scheme, through business rate holidays, so the support we had in 2020 has been intense and it continues into 2021,” he added.The TV farmer is especially thankful for the help he has been provided by the Conservative government, who have implemented a number of measures to help businesses during this time.He added: “As a business are so incredibly grateful for [government help].

Radio Times.In 2018, Joe, real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, was convicted of two counts of attempting to arrange the murder of animal sanctuary founder Carol Baskin.He was also convicted of falsifying wildlife records, killing five tigers in his possession and selling off tiger cubs illegally.DON'T MISS...Phil Collins' son admits its 'rare' famous family get together [UPDATE]Adam Henson on complaints: 'Countryfile doesn’t always get it right' [INSIGHT]Jeremy Clarkson shares farm shop woes amid clashes with parish council [UPDATE]Carol, a big cat rights activist, has now taken possession of the GW Zoo.The week after she and her husband Howard took over, Louis arrived to film his documentary.Surprisingly the journalist was able to give

Countryfile after receiving “vicious” feedback from some, particularly in recent times from a small proportion of vegans on social media.The Cotswold Farm Park proprietor revealed he has been subject to some “totally inappropriate” language from those opposing meat production, that he has discussed on the popular BBC programme.Opening up on how viewers react to Countryfile, Adam told Express.co.uk: “I’m really open to advice, as long as it’s constructive. “We don’t always get it right on the programme, there could be other elements we could be showing or talking about. Or a different way of explaining things, or slightly different techniques. “So that’s all fine by me.

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 55, has taken to Twitter and shared his delight at the arrival of twin lambs who are just one day old.The Cotswolds-based farmer posted a candid video in view of his 60,500 followers.The BBC favourite also shared the big news on his Instagram account as the farming expert questioned fans about his new arrival.Adam accompanied the post with a sweet video of the twin lambs on the farm.He penned: "Twin lambs born yesterday.

DON'T MISS...Phil Collins' son admits its 'rare' famous family get together [UPDATE]Adam Henson on complaints: 'Countryfile doesn’t always get it right' [INSIGHT]Jeremy Clarkson shares farm shop woes amid clashes with parish council [UPDATE]Earlier in the week, a fan had reached out to Fern to warn her about a fake account which was using her details.The message read: “Hi Fern...it’s appears that someone impersonating you.(sic)“... It has your name and picture,” the tweet continued.Fern thanked the user for bringing it to her attention and warned others about the social media page.“Thankyou.

DON'T MISS...Phil Collins' son admits its 'rare' famous family get together [UPDATE]Adam Henson on complaints: 'Countryfile doesn’t always get it right' [INSIGHT]Jeremy Clarkson shares farm shop woes amid clashes with parish council [UPDATE]However, another user pointed out that it wasn’t just the “younger generation” at fault.Lorraine returned to the site a short while later to respond to a user who shared her frustration.“This is so annoying! If you can carry full bags of things to parks then you can carry empty bags & bottles home with you!” the post read.“Well exactly,” the TV presenter added as she shared it on.Temperatures reached 24 degrees in London and in other parts of the country yesterday.It was the warmest March day in 53

Countryfile segments.The Cotswold’s Farm Park owner has shared that people have on occasion “lashed out” at him on social media, particularly vegans who have criticised him talking about meat production.Opening up on backlash to certain topics discussed on the programme, Adam said: “I’m really open to advice, as long as it’s constructive. “We don’t always get it right on the programme, there could be other elements we could be showing or talking about. “Or a different way of explaining things, or slightly different techniques.So that’s all fine by me.

Express.co.uk after his Countryfile co-star, Ellie Harrison, was seen in floods of tears during an "emotional" lambing season.He said: "She did get quite emotional, as the pressure was on her to make sure it stayed alive while I was lambing the second one. "As a farmer, although I have seen thousands of lambs born, that doesn’t come without emotion.“Though I feel the pressure and tension, as well.

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Countryfile co-star Ellie Harrison, 43, was “really emotional” after watching him desperately fight to save the life of a newborn lamb on the show last week.The Cotswolds farmer revealed how at that moment the “pressure was on” to save the animal’s life.Adam told Express.co.uk: “She did get quite emotional, as the pressure was on her to make sure it stayed alive while I was lambing the second one. “As a farmer, although I have seen thousands of lambs born, that doesn’t come without emotion. “Though I feel the pressure and tension, as well.

Countryfile host Adam Henson, 55, has given his fans a much-awaited update following the birth of a calf under "difficult" circumstances at the weekend.The Cotswolds based farmer took to Twitter to let his 60,200 followers know that both the calf and its mother are doing well.Accompanied by two pictures of the cow and her calf, Adam shared the news with his fans.He wrote: "Some of you may have seen on my Instagram stories that this White Park cow had a very difficult birth over the weekend."I called Abbey Green Vets at around 2:30am, they were fantastic and managed to save the calf."He ended the post by saying: "Cow and calf are both doing really well and here they are today!"Adam's update received over 500 likes from concerned social media

Countryfile on BBC One. However, he opened up in a 2019 interview about the difficulties filming places on family life with his partner Charlotte Henson and their two children.Adam reflected on the struggles which come with filming on the hit series when speaking to Express.co.uk back in 2019.During the interview, the star opened up about how much he enjoyed working on the show.However, he did also reveal how it is not without its “downside”.Adam explained: “My only downside would be that I’m away from home a lot.“I film two days a week and that takes me away from the family and away from the farm.

Countryfile star Adam Henson had to warm up a newborn calf in his truck, after a “difficult night” of calving.The English farmer wrapped the new arrival up in a blanket and placed it in the footwell of his vehicle.The 55-year-old TV star has now taken to social media to share a snap and explain what happened.He told his 31,800 Instagram followers that a vet had been called out in the early hours of the morning to assist.The presenter, who owns and works at the Cotswold Farm Park where he was raised, said he would keep them informed about the progress of the animal.He posted a picture of the newborn calf on the picture-sharing site.Alongside the snap, Adam wrote: “Warming a white park calf up in the footwell of my truck after a difficult

Louise Redknapp, 45, includes details about her 19-year marriage to Jamie Redknapp, 47, and their family life in her new book.The pair split up in 2017 and officially divorced in 2018.They share two sons together; Charley, 16, and Beau, 12.In the book, she admitted she “f**ked things up” with Jamie and has said she regrets not fighting to save their marriage.She has also recently said she had suicidal thoughts following their public break-up.Now, an insider has said Jamie and his parents are not happy with some of the details she’s shared.A source told Heat Magazine: “Jamie’s parents [Harry and Sandra] are pretty shocked that Louise has been airing her dirty laundry in public.Adam Henson details struggles with wife ‘About to lose our

Adam Henson details struggles with wife ‘About to lose our livelihood'Actress and singer Christina Milian wrote on Instagram: “You will be missed.

Radio Times magazine in their latest issue.“They wouldn’t allow us to dip our fingers into the bowl so I had to be very disciplined!” Anneka went on to add.DON'T MISS...Billy Connolly sniped Scottish nationalists: 'I hate tartan b******s' [UPDATE]Adam Henson details struggles with wife ‘About to lose our livelihood' [INSIGHT]Michael Ball talks age difference with partner 'Too old to be toyboy' [INSIGHT]She will head to the Bake Off tent to do her bit for Stand Up To Cancer.Other celebrities taking part include Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley, as well as James McAvoy, Dame Kelly Holmes and Stacey Dooley.In each episode four famous faces will go head to head.They must take on three challenges to win the show - the Signature, the Technical and

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