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BBC Regional News at 6:30 on BBC One, again the biggest programme on all TV last night
Biggest audience on each PSB Wednesday: BBC1 - regional news 3.2m; ITV1 - soap, Corrie 2.3m; BBC2 - quiz, House of Games 1.2m; C4 - lifestyle, Location, Location 1m & C5 - crime doc, Murder Scene 700k. Quite a range.👏 All bigger than any prog elsewhere. Ratings data @Digital_i_
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Arnold Lancaster admiring his yow, female champion at Eskdale Show #SheepOfTheDay
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🧀✨ Cheese lovers, rejoice! The Yorkshire Dales Cheese Festival is back from 9 to 18 October!
Take a look at the programme and discover what's on 👇
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📸 Stephen Garnett | #YorkshireDales #CheeseFestival/CheeseFest26
Purple haze in the Lyth Valley, Lake District lavender in tmw’s @BBCFarmingToday. Got a bit lost on the way, asked a guy by the side of the road where the lavender fields were and he said ‘Follow your nose’!
Choral music and upland sheep farming making perfect harmony in today’s On Your Farm @BBCFarmingToday. A new 3 part choral work captures hill farming culture in the @yorkshire_dales. Includes a Swaledale chorus and gavel solo. Loved making this prog!
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🦉 Behind every conservation success story is good data.
We're seeking a Nature Recovery Data Management Officer to help us understand, monitor and improve the condition of habitats and species across the Yorkshire Dales National Park. 🌿📊
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Celebrating village shows in tmw’s @BBCFarmingToday at the excellent Hawkshead Show.
Herdwicks, of course, fell running, blood pressure tests for farmers. Lemon drizzle and a first for me the ‘best flower arrangement in a trainer’ competition. Top show!
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Today marks the end of my 22 years as the BBC Prague Correspondent.
This isn't really about leaving the BBC. It's about being a freelance correspondent in today's unforgiving media environment.
And why, after all these years, I still just want to write.
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Forgot to say, oops, today’s On Your Farm. @BBCFarmingToday
How some abandoned ducks near Penrith ended up as a flock of 200 and a burgeoning egg business for young farmers William & Jack & their brilliant mum Laura. Plus, how selling eggs does wonders for your 6 times table, the best way to get 100 ducks down a fell side + Hugh Jackman.
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Both teams should be disqualified for tolerating this abomination. England are world champions. Well done us.
Tomorrow’s @BBCFarmingToday comes from the @greatyorkshow. 8500 animals competing, world’s biggest combine - and a little girl with a painted face and glittery hair told me the unicorns were her best part of the show. Scoured the entire field but never found them. 🦄🦄😏🤣
A bunch of extra cool cows😎. Richard Park from @lowsizerghbarn explains hydration, sheep in the shade and why it can sometimes be too dry for silage, before being photo-bombed by the gorgeous 379. It’s going down in this morning’s @BBCFarmingToday
It’s been a hanging out round the water cooler day for sheep, paddling in the Kendal Lancaster canal for their mates a few fields along. 😎
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🚨 We're hiring! We're currently recruiting for:
1️⃣ Jewels of the Dales Project Officer
2️⃣ Access to Eden Community Engagement Officer
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ALT A winter rural landscape at sunrise, showing a snow-dusted stone lane leading downhill toward a small village of stone houses. The rooftops and surrounding dry‑stone walls are lightly covered in snow. Beyond the village, wide rolling hills stretch into the distance under a soft pink and orange sky.
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TONIGHT in Ambleside ⤵️
We're excited to see the results of the trips to Hardknott Forest made by local photographer Chris Routledge. Come and find out more at this free event. Places can be booked using the link below. The images Chris has shown us so far are really special.
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