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Called Motorhoming with Merton & Webster, the Channel 5 show follows the couple travelling around the UK in a motorhome.The married pair travel to places like Kent, Wales and the Lake District in the fly-on-the-wall series.The premise sees them trying out new activities as well as enjoying beautiful campsites.Speaking to Bridport News, Paul said of the experience: "It took us a while to get used to it, like anything new."But we've discussed it afterwards and I think we would love to do it again."In another chat with The Daily Telegraph, Paul opened up about how much of an “adventure” the show was.He said: "I don't know what we expected, but we genuinely had a fantastic time - each trip was a new adventure."The joy of a campervan is carrying

His looks were also a source of fan delight, and he was named PEOPLE's 'Sexiest Man Alive' in 1991.He also found critical acclaim, picking up three nominations for the Golden Globe Award for Best Lead Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical.Other iconic roles included in films like Road House and Point Break, and in 1997 he was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.After his death 12 years ago, tributes poured in for Mr Swayze, with many of his co-stars - including Ms Goldberg - hailing the US-born star.Jennifer Grey, who starred opposite the actor in Dirty Dancing, said in a statement: "Patrick was a rare and beautiful combination of raw masculinity and amazing grace."Gorgeous and strong, he was a real cowboy with a

BBC journalist and presenter at the time, she has since stepped back from the public eye.Michael opened up about this in an unearthed interview where he discussed their relationship.When the couple first met, Michael was performing in the musical Aspects of Love.Cathy had finished her time on Ready Steady Go!, which had made her a household name.She’d gone on to work on the BBC show Newsroom South East as an entertainment journalist.As part of the role, she interviewed Michael for his musical and the pair struck up a relationship in the 1990s.Cathy had a brief appearance co-hosting a show with Alexei Sayle and Jonathan Ross in 1991.However, has stayed out of the spotlight since then, which Micheal has previously opened up about.He explained

lung cancer on March 26.The 58-year-old performed at the Leeds Grand Theatre, as her tour Let The Light In kicked off.She will now be on the road until September, taking in the likes of Bath, Bournemouth, Edinburgh and finishing in Llandudno.Sadly some concerts have had to be re-scheduled until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.Jane said it was "wonderful" to be in the theatre "after so long".She showed her gratitude in view of her 171,000 followers this morning, hours after wowing audiences.Sharing two snaps, the star and her band were seen posing on stage with fans waving in the background.Wearing her tresses down in a voluminous 'do, Jane stood out in a glitzy red dress.The show-stopping number featured featured long sleeves,

Channel 5 today with a new series called Our Family Farm Rescue.This sees the Countryfile presenter helping out farmers to diversify their businesses.In the wake of difficulties in the farming industry, many farmers have had to turn their businesses into new ventures.Adam is fronting a new series all about this where he works with farmers to help them achieve this.In tonight’s episode, he helped out a family to change one of their barns into a beautiful events space.The dairy farmers were struggling to turn a profit before they decided to try and hire out their barn.At one point, Adam opened up about the changes he had made to his own farm in order to try and convince a reluctant farmerThe broadcaster runs the Cotswold Farm Park, which was

Ahead of her big night, Jodie's husband sent her a beautiful bouquet of flowers to mark the occasion.The movie star is married to fellow actor Joshua Jackson, 43.The couple, who tied the knot in 2019, are parents to a daughter who was born in April last year.The mum-of-one shared a gushing tribute to her husband on social media last month to mark Father's Day.Tagging her spouse in her post, she wrote: "My darling @vancityjax, it is apparent, by the effortlessness and fearlessness with which you father our child, that this is your destiny. your birthright.

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Amanda has nine children with her husband Clive Owen, who all feature on her Channel 5 show.She has also always been open about her own parenting style and wanting to raise independent children.Opening up about this, she added: “I'm always multitasking, I'm always doing about 5000 things at once.“And it's important that you can be yourself, and that's what I want the kids to take away that nobody should say what is unachievable and what you can't do.“And the only way you can show them is by bloody well doing it, you know?”Amanda was speaking as part of a campaign with Premier Inn to help people get a good night’s sleep.The shepherdess has teamed up with the hotel brand to film a series of videos for a platform called Ewe Tube.These include

Amanda Owen, 46, has opened up in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk about what Clive Owen thinks of her social media posts.The Our Yorkshire Farm star admitted how she hit back at him for being “always wrong” about things like this.Amanda has opened up about her social media presence, while boasting more than 160,000 followers.Chatting with Express.co.uk, she admitted she was a fan of using puns in her captions.However, her husband Clive is not as impressed with her wordplay.Amanda said: “When it comes to puns, it always feels like I’m really keen on the puns.“Clive is always saying, ‘Puns? Oh, you shouldn’t put things up on social media that are so punny, people don’t like them!’“And I’m always like, ‘Wrong! Clive, you’re always

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Helen Skelton, 37, has addressed a touch-and-go moment while filming a live episode of the Channel 5 favourite.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the star opened up about the distressing time a lamb was born and couldn't breathe minutes before the start of a live broadcast of the farm show.Speaking about her love for the farming show, the star opened up about the problem while filming the first live episode of a new series.After addressing the ups and downs of presenting live TV, the Yorkshire native recalled the moment.She said: "[On] the first episode of On The Farm I was expecting to do this link, but then they were like, 'There's a lamb being born!'"Following a childhood growing up on a rural farm, the presenter ran over to give the

Amanda Owen, 46, is best known for appearing on screens in the Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm.

manda Owen is well known for being the star of the hit Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm follows Amanda Owen, 46, and her husband Clive Owen, 66, along with their nine children.The latest outing saw the Yorkshire Shepherdess and her husband open up about how life on the farm can be “tough”.Amanda and Clive were speaking about weather conditions on the farm.Clive then admitted they’d experienced some extremes in the past.He said: “It’s a tough place, we have been caught right out there with sheep.“In mountainous snow, and it's taken us days and days to get them home.”Amanda then waded in, explaining how they have to act fast when bad weather hits.She added: “When a blizzard hits or a storm is coming in, you can’t just batten down the hatches and shut the door and curl up under the duvet.”Owen then continued:

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen gave birth to her youngest child Nancy, now three, en route to the hospital.The mum-of-nine said it was a “very different” experience to her daughter Clemmy’s birth two years prior.The 46-year-old shepherdess has become quite the birthing expert after delivering nine children into the world.So much so, that she gave birth to her eighth at home on her own in front of the fireplace.She later described the birth as “so easy”.The Channel 5 star, who is currently assisting her flock of sheep as they give birth during lambing season, clearly takes it all in her stride and had hoped for another home birth with the newest member of the family.Amanda and her husband Clive are parents to Raven, 18, Reuben, 16, Miles,

Amanda Owen took to Twitter and urged her followers to not part with their money after a fan notified the Yorkshire shepherdess about making a payment to the Channel 5 star.The 46-year-old took the opportunity to warn viewers of the "terrible" scam as she confirmed she had been attempting to get rid of the fake pages.It comes after a fan quizzed the Our Yorkshire Farm star about a recent live chat with Amanda.Taking to the micro-blogging site, the person in question penned: "Hi, is all ok with your live chat? Just been asked for bank details and still couldn’t see you?"The mum-of-nine was quick to respond to the post, as she urged the fan to not give out their personal bank details."NOOOOO!!! It’s a scam.

Loose Women star admitted being terrified when she got on board an airboat that can reach speeds of up to 135mph in the vast swampland. Opening up on her quick stop in the Everglades, Jane told OK! Magazine: “They don’t half put their foot down. “You’re off and you’re thinking, ‘I’m going to die!’ But you don’t, obviously. “There are 200,000 alligators living there, and it’s half the size of Yorkshire!”Everglades National Park is a 1.5-million-acre wetlands preserve on the southern tip of the US state of Florida. Often compared to a grassy, slow-moving river, the Everglades is made up of coastal mangroves, sawgrass marshes and pine flatwoods that are home to hundreds of animal species.Among the Everglades' abundant wildlife are the

Helen Skelton, 37, has opened up on what it's like filming live shows for the Yorkshire based series, revealing that what goes on during the making of the hit Channel 5 show is far from "polished".Speaking in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the host revealed in a candid chat that the spontaneity of the live episodes is what makes it so enjoyable to film.The star has fronted the farming show with co-presenter Jules Hudson for a year and frequently gives fans insights on social media."I love filming On The Farm, we have a springtime special and it's basically live lambs being born, it's kind of go go go," she stated.The star went on to address the unpredictable nature of live TV, explaining that the surprise element is what makes

Channel 5 as viewers tune into the goings-on at Ravenseat farm.

Channel 5 series Our Yorkshire Farm along with her husband Clive Owen, 67, and their nine children.

Channel 5 series.The Yorkshire Shepherdess shared how she was feeling about her second youngest daughter Clemmy parting with her horse as she was going to school.As viewers of the documentary series will know, Clemmy has a beloved horse called Tony.Ever since the family bought him a year ago, the young girl has grown very fond of him.As a result, Amanda was slightly worried about what this might mean as her daughter begins school.Speaking about this, she said: “Of course it will be a wrench for her to leave Tony.“But I think in this year up to her being five, she’s matured a bit more.“And I can reason with her better - so yes, the extra year, it definitely was the right move.”During the episode, viewers also got to see Clemmy teaching her