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Channel 4 wildlife show, Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness. After first teasing the moment when the show premiered, host and cameraman Hamza Yassin has finally revealed all about how the Reverend ended up “in his birthday suit”.Escape to the Wilderness sees Hamza take a selection of celebrities under his wing to go and explore wildlife in the Scottish Highlands.The celebrities left behind their showbiz lifestyles and got up close and personal with nature.However, Rev Richard immersed himself in the wildlife far more than he expected when he ended up naked in sand dunes in the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.Fortunately, for the Reverend, the wardrobe blunder didn’t make the show.The Countryfile star divulged: “[Richard] had never been snorkelling before and it was the first time he wore a wetsuit.“So, he put it on, and the zip was at the front, but that’s the wrong way of doing it.“He’s trying to zip it up saying, ‘Oh, this is uncomfortable! Everything is wrong!’“He’s got bad knees, so we had to try and get this wetsuit off him.“Next thing, he’s in his birthday suit, he’s starkers and we’re trying to pull it off him.

Twitter today to share the “disgusting” way she was trying to draw out toxins from her body.The Countryfile star shared a video of herself taking off a patch that she had left on the sole of her foot overnight for a “body detox”.In the clip, she can be seen pulling on the sticky material as she shows what looks like a brown residue left inside.Alongside the video, she explained: “How much fun did you have in bed last night?“I tried out these Body Detox foot patches to 'draw out toxins overnight'“How disgusting does this look?“They promise an array of benefits inc:improvements to your metabolism, immune system, insomnia, fatigue, migraines etc etc!”The unconventional method sparked a series of mixed reactions, with curious fans announcing they would try it, while others appeared more sceptical.Julia also used the social media platform to thank a fan for his support during her breast cancer battle.Twitter user Garycrisp1943 penned: “I know I don't know you, and I don't normally pour my heart out to strangers, but I've always admired your enthusiasm for the outdoors & nature.“I just want to send you & family well wishes in the hope you will find all the strength you need.” (sic)The TV star responded: “Thank you so much Gary,” alongside a tree branch and a green love heart emoji.Julia last week said her "healing is going very well" during an appearance on This Morning.Speaking to hosts Rochelle Humes and Alison Hammond from the This Morning Forest, Julia said it was "lovely to be back" in front of the camera.She also revealed she was recovering and undergoing physiotherapy following her double mastectomy.Julia said: “First of all, thanks to the whole This Morning team."You’ve been checking in regularly to check how I’m

Countryfile for over a decade, but there are still aspects of herself she has scarcely shared with the public.

Countryfile presenter underwent a mastectomy after being diagnosed back in September.Despite her "overwhelming" anxiety before the operation she deemed "brutal", the TV star appears to be making good progress in her surgery recovery.Ever the motivator, she took to Twitter on Tuesday night to remind others that they are not alone."To all the ladies on the cusp of a #mastectomy this was me a few weeks ago," she wrote."It gets easier & I don't even think about the wall crawl anymore."I know what you're going thro' is unbelievable & unthinkable."[sic]She added: "Take all the help & support you're offered #breastcancer."Her heartfelt words appeared alongside a video of Julia creeping her hand up a wall.She could be heard saying: "I never thought I'd be so glad to get my hand straight up a wall."This is one of the exercises you do after a mastectomy to try and get things back to normal."It was clear to viewers the movement was uncomfortable for Julia as she winced in pain, taking deep breaths as she continued to push her hand towards the ceiling.She counted down from five while holding her position at the top, before recoiling her arm back down.She smiled as she added: "Softy softly catchy monkey."Little wins.

Countryfile star took the drastic action to save her health after being diagnosed with breast cancer, but she has also been keen to promote awareness of the often deadly disease in its other forms too.Posting her health update to her 160,000 followers, she revealed on Twitter: "1 yr ago today I was filming this fund raising @ovariancanceraction appeal."Lying in bed now w/my beautiful girls following a mastectomy after a #BreastCancer diagnosis 'what a difference a year makes'."She added: "Ovarian cancer is difficult to spot.

Countryfile presenter Tom Heap voiced his concerns over the use of patio heaters used at restaurants.

Helen Skelton has taken to Instagram to reveal that she's given birth to her third baby.The TV star, 38, posted a snap of her husband Richie Myler making his way out of the hospital while holding a car seat featuring the new arrival as she gushed over her supportive beau and the NHS.In view of her 260,000 followers, the This Week On The Farm presenter revealed that she'd welcomed her third baby while lightly poking fun at her husband's gaffe en route to the hospital.Helen wrote: "Can always count on dickie .... of all the things he’s said (there’s been a lot) 'don’t worry I will be your lido...' while on route to hospital might be my fave."The man meant Doula."From the mouths of men.

Helen Skelton has taken to Instagram to share an intimate black and white snap of her baby bump as she celebrates being nine months pregnant. In the candid picture, the Countryfile star, 38, can be seen posing in her underwear as she prepares to welcome her third child with rugby player husband Richie Myler.In view of her 260,000 followers, the glowing mum-to-be detailed her reasons behind sharing the personal picture.Following an emoji of a pregnant woman, Helen wrote: "Two reasons ....

ITV's All Star Musicals, performing All That Jazz from the classic Chicago.The TV presenter made sure to issue an apology on social media about her performance.Anita took on a dramatic new look, sporting the classic Chicago dress, performed famously by actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.The presenter looked amazing in the black sparkly dress, featuring leg slits showing off Anita's toned pins.She sported a black wig to go with the outfit as well as a bold red lip to add a statement to her outfit.In view of her 98,000 Twitter followers, Anita posted a picture of herself performing, along with the caption: "I lived a dream #allstarsmusicals @itv @MultiStoryTV saying sorry for the singing."You have been warned.Sorry."Fans took to the comments to

Twitter followers. However, the star admitted she struggled to motivate herself to get outdoors this afternoon, as she was dealing with flu-like symptoms amid her breast cancer battle.Going on a stroll in her pyjamas, Julia admitted that she felt she’d “sort of gone backwards this week” in her progress on the road to recovery following her mastectomy in October.She said while recording her footsteps: “Hi everybody, I’m back in my pyjamas today.“I’ve sort of gone backwards this week.“I’ve been feeling better and stronger every week since my op, but this week I’ve got really flu-ey symptoms.”READ MORE... Charlie Dimmock on 'most difficult' part of Ground Force affairFortunately, Julia was quick to clarify that she doesn’t have Covid after

 Chelle Louise penned: “Since COVID I’ve had to go to all of my oncology appts by myself my partner and mum then call to see how I got in an to be honest it’s always a blur an I’m like ummmmmmmm I honestly can’t really remember.”“Record them X,” Julia replied.Jane Wilson added: “I’m so sorry for what your going through. It’s very brave of you to share it with others to help if needed.Take care of yourself x.”Ian Riley commented: “It’s confusing at the best of times - recording is a great idea.

Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury posted an update with her Twitter followers earlier today, candidly sharing news on her health.The star admitted she was feeling “grateful” for her family amid a “challenging time”.Julia was diagnosed with breast cancer back in September and has been bravely sharing her story.Since then, the star has undergone a double mastectomy and has been documenting her recovery.She’s also been providing health updates to her followers on social media.In her latest post, Julia posted an image of her cuddling her children.Alongside it, she included the word “hugs” in the adorable snap.Julia penned: “So grateful for my children through this challenging time."'Gratitude is like a secret key that shift your awareness &

 Kate wrote: “My mom did (had breast cancer in both breasts 10 years apart) and I have been told I have dense breast tissue too. “I fortunately can have mammograms from the age of 40, which I’m just over now, so I need to book for my first.Scary stuff all this, you’re doing fantastic though x.”CalvinKablooie penned: “I did not know that.Thank you.”Michele commented: “I didn't know either.Thanks for sharing this Julia and stay strong you beautiful lady.”Last week, Julia shared a photograph of her recent digital mammogram to raise awareness and help others spot warning signs of the deadly disease.She captioned the post: "Here's my boob shot for Instagram! You can tell your partner/granddad/brother/sister you've seen my boob now!"She then

Followers of The One Show's former presenter quickly took to the comments to gush over the simple gesture.Ricgre wrote: "You're a legend", while Suebryan51 added: "What an amazing man you are."Other Instagram users were quick to ask if the star would visit their local bookshops.But it seemed that many others had already bought their copy of the new read and had already flicked through it.Alexb30121 penned: "I've already got mine and I'm really enjoying it, your passion and love for the farm, the countryside, animals and wildlife really is a joy to read.""What a lovely book ,so enjoyed reading it, you are just great," continued Lewis51carol.

Countryfille episode, Express.co.uk taken a look at what he has previously said about being on the show "now and again" and cutting down on his work.

In another video on his Cotswold Farm Park Instagram account, Adam shared more of Braveheart’s story.He said: “I’ve got an update on Braveheart for you.“He’s now six months old and ready to start his adult life.“You may be wondering why we’ve got him and Lexy in the shed.“Well in their paddock at the Cotswold Farm Park there’s a lot of work going on because we’re preparing for lights trail.”Adam added: “Now lovely little braveheart here has got some good news because he’s got a new home, we’ve sold him.“He’s going to be trained to pull a cart and also potentially to ridden and be shown.“We’re going to miss him but I’d like you to all wish him a very happy and long life with his new owner.”

Helen Skelton, 38, is currently pregnant with her third child as the star opened up about parenthood. In a candid update, the Countryfile presenter admitted how she’s been handling sleep deprivation as a mum.Helen announced her pregnancy back in September with a sweet picture featuring her sons touching her bump.The former Blue Peter star is already mum to Ernie, six, and Louis, four, with her husband Richie Myler.Posting earlier today, she shared an insight into her life as a busy mum on Instagram.She posted a pic of her eating this morning to her 254,000 followers.Alongside it, she penned: “3am....

Countryfile presenter struggled in lockdown, like many other families, but thanked his farm for keeping him sane.Adam broke into television in 2001 when he was successful in gaining a presenting position on BBC's Countryfile.He runs the Cotswold Farms Park, which his father started, with the site attracting over 70,000 visitors per annum.He and his friend Duncan Andrews also took on the lease of Bemborough Farm from his father in 1988, with the pair now jointly running the 1600 acre estate.On the estate they grow wheat, spring barley and oilseed rape, alongside a flock of 350 commercial ewes and numerous breeds of farm animals.The farm was first opened by Adam's father in 1971, with the aim to protect rare breeds of farm animals.Adam

Twitter update she admits to still feeling plenty of pain and discomfort.

Julia Bradbury, 51, announced that she would not be able to make The Camping and Caravanning Club Owner Satisfaction Awards, but asked other attendees “not to let her down”.The former Countryfile presenter was still keen for other campers to have a good time, despite not being able to attend. The presenter sent out a tweet to her 152,000 followers which read: “Sorry I can't be at the @CampAndCaravan Owner Satisfaction Awards tonight…“Always a great night to celebrate all the goodies in the outdoor world. “Last year we ended up dancing on tables at a bar in Manchester. “Don't let me down folks,” she added with the hashtags #camping and #outdoors.Julia’s followers responded sympathetically in the comments below, with Twitter user

Countryfile presenter Matt Baker has spoken about leaving the running of his Durham Dales farm to his wife Nicola as he takes part in a challenge for Children in Need.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Our Farm In The Dales star, 43, told how he was taking part in The Great Rickshaw Relay Challenge for Children in Need while opening up on who takes over farming responsibilities in his absence.Speaking about taking part in the Rickshaw Challenge, the former Blue Peter presenter told how it's an incredibly important part of his life.Addressing the event, Matt said: "I do this every year and it is incredibly emotional."But again it's so uplifting as well you know, the challenges that these young riders have come up against in their