Margherita Taylor: Last News

COUNTRYFILE viewers were left raging and said they switched off following a "disgusting" pig farming report on the show. As the BBC show made a return to screens it faced a backlash from viewers on Sunday night.

COUNTRYFILE viewers were 'disgusted' after a woman revealed what was in her pie - and blasted the BBC for 'scraping the bottom of the barrel'. Sunday's edition of the BBC show saw Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor head to Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire to celebrate British Pie Week.

Countryfile viewers were left feeling pretty queasy during the latest episode as a guest got to grips with her 'oven-ready squirrel' and showed off her 'road kill pies'.

Countryfile viewers were disgusted after a guest said she cooked up a pie full of "oven ready squirrel".The woman, named Kath, told Sunday night's instalment of the BBC show that she had whipped up the pie for a competition - and viewers were not impressed.Kath said she had won a gold award at the British Pie Awards for her squirrel dish.Walking presenter Margherita Taylor through it, she explained: "I'd got some oven ready squirrels from a farmer's market, just because I'd never seen them before."And I just thought, I'll do something with these. They ended up going in a pie.

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.

Countryfile today as the BBC presenter joins Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor.

Countryfile will be airing a Children in Need special this Sunday evening (November 1) at 6pm.The ramble will see the stars of the show go on a walk to raise money for charity.

Margherita Taylor first presented Countrylife's sister show Countryfile Diaries in 2016.

Margherita Taylor has been a part of Countryfile since 2017.Tonight sees Margherita alongside Matt Baker as they visit the Somerleyton Estate in Suffolk.

Countryfile.The media personality will appear on another episode of Countryfile this Sunday, at 7pm on BBC One.Taylor was born on April 26, 1972 and is of Trinidadian, Ghanaian and Danish heritage.She studied media and communications at the University of Central England, now Birmingham City University, majoring in video production.Taylor started her career at Birmingham based radio station BRMB in 1993.There, she acted as a DJ as part of a talent contest.She was the longest serving member of the on-air team.Taylor has presented an evening show on The Jazz; a radio station available on satellite, DAB and online.She is currently a freelancer with Global Group and presents on stations Smooth Radio and Classic FM.In 1999, Taylor became one of

Margherita Taylor returns to BBC's Countryfile tonight and sees her join Matt Baker to the Ockham and Wisley Commons in Surrey.There, Margherita is in search for one of Britain's rarest reptiles - the sand lizard.Margherita's relationship status is currently unknown as she prefers to keep her life off screen private.Margherita became a household name in 1999 where she fronted the popular Channel 4 teen show, T4, alongside Vernon Kay.The presenter has previously opened up about being on T4.She told The Guardian in 2005: "Becoming the face of Channel 4's T4 youth strand was one of the most fun projects I have ever worked on as there was such energy and a great buzz in the production process."It seemed like we were all part of a football team