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COUNTRYFILE viewers have been left shaken by the latest 'hard to watch' episode on animal poaching. The popular BBC One show aired its latest episode last night and featured a report on wildlife crime. Viewers watched as Joe Crowley investigated whether enough was being done to combat the issue.

Music industry campaign group the musicFIRST Coalition has published an open letter to members of US Congress calling on them to support and pass the American Music Fairness Act. It has been signed by more than 60 artists, creators and activists, including Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Estefan, Hanson, Peter Frampton, Jackson Browne, Sammy Hagar, Pat Benatar and Sheila E.If passed, the act would require AM/FM radio stations in the US to pay royalties to the artists and record labels behind the music they play, as well as to songwriters and music publishers.

Countryfile has been on our screens for 34 years and throughout that time, the show has travelled up and down the country covering agricultural issues from overfishing, A whole host of presenters have been and gone and with them, a whole load of iconic moments along with some controversial ones too.There have been segments that have left fans fuming and cast members who have had to defend their views to the country.READ MORE: Helen Skelton walks off Lorraine amid dog carnage after addressing breakupKeep reading to check out the most memorable and controversial moments throughout the show’s incredible over three decade residency as the BBC’s resident most loved farming show.During one episode, presenter Joe Crowley left viewers disgusted after he snacked on a piece of seaweed.He was visiting Isle Martin in Scotland for a segment of the show and specifically focussed on the Seaweed Festival.He spoke to the festival’s curator and environmental activist Julia Barton about the ecological value of maerl, a coral-like seaweed, and at one point decided to chow down on a piece.Dressed in a white and blue striped top with grey cargo trousers, Joe bent down next to a huge rock formation and ripped off a piece of the seaweed.He chewed for a moment, which was more than enough time to send viewers into a frenzy.They took to Twitter to complain about what they had just seen and one fan exclaimed: “He’s eating seaweed right off the plant, some animal could have p***** on that earlier.”Another joked: “Try this seaweed - I’ve untangled toilet paper from it.”Tom Heap got in trouble during an episode which focussed on male cows, but He wanted to highlight what happens to male cows as the “females do all the work”Tom began: “Sadly, some

The One Show's Alex Jones told off her co-star Gethin Jones for a technical blunder that could have ruined a segment on VHS tapes. The popular BBC One chat show returned on Thursday night (June 23) with Strictly star Claudia Winkleman, singer Yola and Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh.But it wasn't long before Alex and Gethin were hit with an awkward technical issue during a retro segment about videos.READ MORE: The One Show's Alex Jones scolds co-star Jermaine Jenas for subtle Wales digWelsh presenter Alex ended up scolding her co-host on air for forgetting to rewind a video tape properly as it started playing at a seemingly random time.Gethin started off by telling viewers about how Kate Bush's 1985 hit, Running Up That Hill, which has shot to the top spot in the UK charts thanks to its feature on the Netflix series, Stranger Things.He moved on to a segment about the revival of videos delivered by BBC presenter Joe Crowley, who told of how some film titles are now selling for thousands of pounds.The report had been made to play on a video player, which was very fitting with the VHS theme.Gethin said: "The good old VHS has been making the headlines too.

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.

He captioned the post: "Another year, another late night ambitious cake making extravaganza: the green ninja!"Normally, I'm just a last-minute 'time optimist' so it's my own fault that I'm fiddling with fondant icing in the early hours."But on this occasion, the incoming tier 2 restrictions left me little choice as we had to bring the planned birthday tea party forward a day to this afternoon so our little man could still celebrate with a couple of friends."Look forward to three boys high on sugar tearing up the house as ninjas!"He also shares behind the scene shots from Countryfile on his social media.However, it is not known whether the Countryfile host is married or has a partner.In the past, Joe has spoken of his experience of becoming

A Black Lives Matter activist in Missouri breezed to an election night victory to become the state’s first black congresswoman. Cori Bush, who may become the fifth member of “The Squad,” garnered a whopping 84 percent of vote in the state’s 1st Congressional District.

 . Tonight sees Joe in Surrey as he competes against Olympic cyclist Joanna Rowsell in the zigzag cycle route of Box Hill.Joe is said to have children, but it is not known how many the presenter has.The presenter has previously spoken of his family life back in September on his Twitter.He tweeted: "Abrupt end to family hols... driving through the early hours to make the latest train we could but kids slept through it all (woop).Joe continued: "And we're in Calais! Please send coffee & a sense of humour.

Rod Stewart’s wife Penny issues important message to sons after ordealHe added: “We started just after 4am and I was OK at first but by the time all the horses were out in force, I was streaming like Halle Berry on Oscar night.“And then, of course, it started pouring with rain so certainly felt like a very long day!”Following his stint on the show, he joined the presenting line-up on Countryfile in 2015.The presenter regularly gives fans an insight into filming for the show on his Twitter page.Joe returned to filming for the show last month following an “abrupt end” to a family holiday.The presenter seemingly cut his family trip short, due to the continuously changing quarantine rules amid the coronavirus pandemic. The BBC star shared a

On tonight's episode of Countryfile, Joe Crowley will visit one of the biggest salad growers in London to see how the coronavirus has had an impact.