Amanda Owen made a jokey dig at ex Clive as she spoke about "breeding season" on Lorraine.
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Uh, Shepherd's year begins in autumn because, of course, it's breeding season.
Not for Ewing.
Yeah.
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given an update on her husband, Clive, who underwent a major hip operation but is hoping to get back to farm life very soon
The two actors have been involved in a playful feud for years
Amanda Owen said she blamed herself after a lamb died at the farm.
His friends promised to buy him an autorickshaw if he carried out the stunt
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen delighted fans at the weekend when she shared photos of her towering son Reubeun for this special reason...
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Tributes have been issued after of a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death in Solihull last week.
Coronation Street actor Calum Lill, who played Joel Deering on the ITV soap, has bagged himself a new gig with Lorraine Kelly just weeks after his character was killed-off
The monarch's mother, the late Queen, also makes a very brief appearance in the film
RADIOACTIVE air pollution has doubled at a Scottish nuclear base – sparking cancer warnings from campaigners.
The Princess of Wales is thought to be "back training at the gym" and is expected to resume overseas travel as part of a gradual return…
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The world's smallest public railway have said they are fighting for survival against rising costs to keep their heritage trains running. The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway in Norfolk, UK, have recently had to dip into their own reserves to pay for a new boiler in their iconic Norfolk Hero steam locomotive. The 110-year-old tracks run four miles down a coastal route and has been a popular fixture for locals and tourists since it opened in 1982. The not-for-profit group of volunteers have now said they have faced a 65 per cent increase in their fuel and energy costs in the past two years. They have launched a fundraiser to raise £25k to maintain the steam trains and the heritage railway said everything they do is for the 'survival of the railway'.
They knew exactly what they were doing here.
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