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Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has expressed that she may not continue to live at their famous Ravenseat farm in the future due to her children's differing attitudes to rural life.The 46-year-old opened up to BBC Radio 4 about the uncertainty and shared that their longevity at the farm depends on her children's career plans.The Yorkshire-based beauty was quizzed on her plans during a new interview with Poet Laureate Simon Armitage who asked her what would happen if her children didn't want to become farmers.The shepherdess shares a whopping nine children with her husband Clive Owen, who all feature on the hit TV programme.The television personality revealed that how long the family aims to spend on the farm is currently up in the air

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Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen on uncertain future at Ravenseat: 'They want to go away'

Amanda Owen, 46, has spoken out on her and her family’s future and whether or not they will continue living on Ravenseat farm.The Our Yorkshire Farm star was quizzed on her plans during a candid new interview with Poet Laureate Simon Armitage on BBC Radio 4.Amanda got onto the subject when Simon quizzed her about whether she and her husband Clive Owen will continue to live at the farm, even if the couple’s nine children don’t want to become farmers.The television personality revealed in response that their future on the farm is uncertain at this stage, as she doesn’t want to “look that far ahead”.The mum-of-nine divulged: “I don’t look that far ahead. “I say to the children they can be whatever they want to be and go wherever they want to

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Johnny Marr says The Smiths had a “blind spot” of being obsessed with media and notoriety

Johnny Marr has reflected on his time in The Smiths in a new interview, discussing how the seminal Manchester band had a “blind spot” of being obsessed with media and notoriety.The Manchester icons became indie darlings at the height of their fame, before calling it a day in 1987.Speaking to Poet Laureate Simon Armitage for the new BBC Radio 4 series The Poet Laureate Has Gone to His Shed, Marr said that the band could have done with “less” coverage at the height of their 1980s fame.Discussing how it became their blind spot, Marr said: “I was in a very very big ‘music press’ band, which now I’m older I think we could’ve done with less of that.“I wouldn’t say it was our downfall but I think it was a blind spot of The Smiths, being so

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Royal Family share emotional video full of memories of The Queen and Prince Philip alongside poem

Ahead of Prince Philip's funeral, the Royal Family shared an emotional video on the official Instagram account, showcasing the incredible memories he shared with The Queen over the years.The heartfelt clip was accompanied by a poem, with a montage of pictures of the Royal couple being shown, one after the other.The poem was written and performed over the video by poet laureate Simon Armitage and titled 'The Patriarchs - An Elegy'.The caption read: "A montage to commemorate the extraordinary life of The Duke of Edinburgh, made unique by its sheer breadth of experience, and the wartime generation he was part of." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

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Royal family releases montage of Prince Philip images ahead of his funeral

The British royal family has released a montage of images in memory of Prince Philip, set to a poem by Poet Laureate Simon Armitage. "Patriarchs -- An Elegy" remembers Philip as a member of a generation who "fought ingenious wars, finagled triumphs at sea with flaming decoy boats, and side-stepped torpedoes" -- references to his wartime naval service.

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Fraser T Smith on his ambitious debut ‘12 Questions’, producing a Foo Fighters mega-cover and helping launch Stormzy and Dave into stardom

Fraser T Smith — renowned for producing hit records and critically acclaimed albums by the likes of Adele, Stormzy and Dave — has made excellent use of his packed contacts book in assembling ’12 Questions’, the ambitious, expansive and challenging debut album under his Future Utopia moniker.Set for release on October 23 via Platoon and Smith’s own label 70Hz, ‘12 Questions’ was built around a series of thought-provoking and universal topics, ranging from the environmental crisis to the relentless march of technology, that Smith posed to his packed cast list of collaborators which includes Idris Elba, Arlo Parks, Bastille, Easy Life, Kano, poet laureate Simon Armitage and Kojey Radical.NME caught up with Smith to delve into ‘12 Questions’

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Fraser T Smith announces ‘12 Questions’ album featuring Stormzy, Dave, Idris Elba and many more

Fraser T Smith has announced his new album ‘12 Questions’ under the banner Future Utopia, with the record set to feature guest contributions from the likes of Stormzy, Dave and Idris Elba.The producer, songwriter and musician will release ‘12 Questions’ on October 23 via Platoon/70Hz.Describing the record as “the most ambitious, exciting and terrifying thing I’ve ever done”, ‘12 Questions’ is based on a series of 12 universal, human and urgent questions, each of which is posed by Smith to a different collaborator on the album.Other guests on ‘12 Questions’ include Arlo Parks, Bastille, Easy Life, poet Simon Armitage, Kano, Kojey Radical, Tom Grennan and Tia Carys — the latter two feature on the album’s lead single ‘Do We Really Care? Pt.1’,

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Florence Pugh and Simon Armitage record lockdown poem together

© Getty British actress Florence Pugh attends the 2020 Vanity Fair Oscar Party following the 92nd Oscars at The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills on February 9, 2020. (Photo by Jean-Baptiste Lacroix / AFP) (Photo by JEAN-BAPTISTE LACROIX/AFP via Getty Images) Simon Armitage, the poet laureate, has joined forces with the actor Florence Pugh for a charity release of his poem about coronavirus crisis. Lockdown, first published in March, has been set to music and will be sold to help raise money for the domestic abuse charity Refuge.

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Florence Pugh lends voice to recording of Simon Armitage lockdown poem

Florence Pugh has lent her voice to a Simon Armitage poem set to music in aid of domestic violence charity Refuge.

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Maxine Peake blasts telly bosses for portraying northern women as ‘good time girls’

MAXINE Peake has slammed television bosses for typecasting northern actors, in particular women, and says they are still being discriminated against because of their accents. Maxine, 45, made the comments during an appearance on poet laureate Simon Armitage's BBC podcast, and said Downton Abbey was a good example - where Northerners take on the 'downstairs' roles.

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Lily Cole Compares Bullying ‘Gingers’ To Racism: ‘It’s Something A Child Can’t Change’

Lily Cole says getting mocked for her red hair is not racism, per se, but asserts it is very damaging to be insulted for the things you are born with.

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Simon Armitage on how he spends his Saturday... working on his poetry and enjoying the garden

The poet laureate, 57, on spending the day having drawing competitions, listening to The Fall and mowing his lawn

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Music legends and Poet Laureate join Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher to fight food poverty

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