Adam Henson: Last News

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, is back on our screens tonight for the BBC One hit show.

Presenter Adam is back on our screens for another episode of Countryfile on BBC tonight.The farmer and TV presenter has been part of the successful programme since 2001 and his passion for farming and conservation has made him a fan-favourite among the millions of viewers Countryfile attracts every Sunday.Not much is known about Adam’s long-time partner Charlotte Henson, but the couple never married.The pair have known each other since Adam was just 16 and they were both still in school.Adam and Charlotte live on his Cotswold rare breeds farm where they have rare cattle, sheep, pigs and horses.The 54-year-old TV presenter has previously said Charlotte does not eat meat and is a vegetarian.Speaking to The Mirror in May 2019, Adam said: “He’s

In this week’s Countryfile, Anita Rani finds out what the coronavirus lockdown means for the wildlife habitats and farms in her local area in north London, Adam Henson is feeling the effects of the pandemic on farming, while Tom Heap investigates how a new British land army might work for fruit and veg growers.Tom has been part of the popular BBC show since 2009, which currently airs every Sunday.Not much is known about Tom’s private life and his wife Tammany Robin Stone.However, Tom married Tammany more than 25 years ago, in 1992.The couple lives in Napton-on-the-Hill south of Coventry.Napton-on-the-Hill, often referred to locally as just Napton, is a village and civil parish three miles east of Southam in Warwickshire, England.The

As an Easter Sunday special, tonight's episode of Countryfile will feature some of the presenter's favourite Countryfile moments from the show's archives.Tonight's episode is said to take viewers to Adam's farm in the Cotswolds to learn more about the pecking order of his chickens.While Adam is known for being passionate about farming on the show, Adam likes to keep his private life away from the spotlight.Adam is said to live with his partner Charlotte and their two children Ella and Alfie in a rented farmhouse in Gloucestershire.He and partner Charlotte have known each other from their school days, meeting when Adam was 16, but the couple are not married.Charlotte is said to have been behind Adam getting his country file gig after she is

Countryfile star Ellie Harrison, 42, fronted BBC show Secret Britain alongside Adam Henson, 54, for three series. While discussing their time together on the show, the presenter branded her co-star a “showman” as she referred to herself as “shy”.She said: “We’re quite different, Adam is a country sportsman and I’m a tree-hugger, but we take the mickey out of each other about it.“Adam's a showman.

Countryfile stars Adam Henson, 54, and Ellie Harrison, 42, explored various places on BBC show Secret Britain, including a cliff in North Yorkshire and the secret water world of the Brecon Beacons in south Wales.

Countryfile hosts Helen Skelton and Adam Henson will work round the clock to help a Wirral farmer at one of his busiest times of the year in tonight's episode of the popular BBC show.

Countryfile star Charlotte Smith, 56, returned to screens alongside her co-stars Adam Henson and Tom Heap last night. During the pre-recorded show, the BBC star was filmed walking with a stick.The television star was seen making her way across a field with Professor Dieter Helm, an independent government advisor on climate change.After this scene, one Twitter user wrote: “If Charlotte has a poorly leg why are they making her walk miles.

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, has opened up about his and wife Charlotte Henson’s decision to sell the first house they bought together in Bristol in a recently unearthed interview.The farmer explained the couple were concerned about “problems” occurring in the property at the time after Charlotte stopped working in the city.Speaking to Metro.co.uk in 2017, Adam revealed he and his partner bought the house to rent out, adding: “Also if the farm went bust and we lost our home, we would have a property.”Addressing why they bought a property in Bristol, the star divulged: “Charlie was working in television in Bristol and knew people down there who could do maintenance and those sort of things. “Plus it was a lot cheaper than buying in

BBC Breakfast presenter Steph McGovern, 37, discussed hilarious job interview stories sent in from listeners of her Not Bad For A Monday podcast.After reading out stories from her listeners, Steph’s co-star Clare reflected on her own experience from a previous job interview.She revealed she was told she wasn’t going to be hired due the attire she chose to wear at the time.Reflecting on the moment, she said: “I was dressed up probably too much.”Following this, Steph shared her own experience about her first day presenting BBC Breakfast in 2012.Adam Henson: Countryfile host opens up about fears after family lossShe shocked her co-stars by revealing she was branded a “t*rt” by her boss at the time after her self-chosen outfit was deemed

Adam Henson: Countryfile host opens up about fears after family loss“It looked like steak,” Stacey replied, laughing.Stacey then turned the camera onto her beau, who was tidying up their kitchen.He replied: “It wasn’t steak though was it?!”She captioned the post: “It was a pork chop [crying with laughter emoji].“It said it made him feel sick but he didn’t want to say anything because of the effort I went to.“So he ate the rest even though it was making him gag and hid the pork chop under a piece of toast.”Stacey added a series of crying with laughter emojis to her post, adding: “I’m actually crying.”The former X Factor star then shared a picture of the breakfast to point out her hilarious blunder.Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, has opened up on his concerns about dying following the devastating loss of his father, Joe.The farmer explained his dad was told he had just four months left to live when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer.Opening up about the heartbreaking family moment in a candid interview with The Mirror last year, Adam said: “Losing my dad was incredibly hard.“He had terminal cancer and was given four months before he passed away.

On tonight's instalment of the long-running BBC nature show Countryfile, viewers get a look at the highs and lows of fan favourite Adam Henson who has been presenting the show for nearly two decades.

Countryfile favourite Adam Henson, 54, has revealed his wife Charlotte Henson was the person who gave him the push he needed to host the BBC show.The star explained the programme was doing a presenter search and he initially “wasn’t bothered” to sign up.However, Adam admitted his partner “nagged” him to go through the audition process at the time because she thought he would excel at the job.Speaking to The Mirror in an interview last year, the farmer said “business was bad” when he was considering the Countryfile role due to the impact of foot-and-mouth disease in 2001.Opening up about becoming a presenter on the show, Adam told the publication: “I’m grateful for Countryfile.“In 2001 when foot-and-mouth disease was rife, we couldn’t open

Adam Henson is one of the main presenters of Countryfile with him regularly seen presenting on the show. Adam first joined the show in 2001 and since has become one of the nation's favourite presenters on the show.

Adam Henson, 54, has been apart of the Countryfile team since 2001 where he now presents the ongoings of his Farm Park in the Cotswolds.

Adam Henson, 54, first joined the Countryfile team in 2001 after he won a nationwide competition to be a host on the well-loved farming show.Since then Adam has become a favourite of the show's millions of fans who tune in each Sunday evening.Many may know Adam for his work on TV at his farm park in the Cotswolds but the farm is also known for being the first rare breed centre in the country.On his farm, Adam is reported to care for more than 50 breeding flocks and herds of British rare breed farm animals.The farm park was initially set up by his father, Joe Henson, in 1971 but Adam later took over the farm in 1999.The park is now said to receive more than 70,000 visitors per year and was awarded Farm Attraction of the Year in 2014.Adam and