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“Thousands of other women could be saved from the trauma of brutal treatment.“Lives could be saved if this test was available on the NHS. Please share.“#mastectomy #breastcancer #Awareness #prevention.”Julia accompanied the post with an article which detailed the genetic test rollout.Julia was diagnosed with breast cancer in September 2021 and she received the news while filming for This Morning in the forest. The former Countryfile presenter had a mastectomy to have a 6cm tumour removed from her left breast.The post read: “Breakthrough for breast cancer as simple saliva test could spot women at the highest risk years earlier.“Saving thousands of under-50s.”The test is used alongside the standard medical and life history information and as a measure of women's breast density.It has accurately predicted a higher risk of breast cancer in just under 50 per cent of those who got it.Professor Gareth Evans, who led the study at Manchester University, said: “If all these women took drugs to prevent breast cancer, that could prevent a quarter of breast cancer cases and potentially save the lives of 2,000 women a year.He added to the Daily Mail: “If young women at high risk were offered annual mammograms, that could save hundreds more a year.Researchers want the one-off genetic test to be rolled out to women at around the age of 30, safely before they are eligible for mammograms aged 50.Fans took to Julia’s post to share their thoughts.@Juliagrant20 posted: “Can we please remember that 2% of breast cancer cases are men.“My late husband being one of them.“#menhavebreaststoo You have a platform to remind people of this, thank you.“Good look with your recovery.”Julia then replied: “Yes and I do whenever I can.

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 &

Countryfile star Julia Bradbury, 51, has taken to Twitter to let her followers know the latest update on her health. It comes after the presenter confirmed last week she had been diagnosed with breast cancer and needs to undergo “urgent surgery”.Julia shared a video of herself getting a booster vaccine this morning in a bid to remain “Covid-safe” ahead of her surgery.She said: “Okay, so here I am having my booster jab today because I’m having an operation in a few weeks’ time.“There we go.So I want to make sure that I’m as Covid-safe as I possibly can be pre the op and obviously post the op as well.“That’s it, all done.

Demi Rose puts on eye-popping display as she flaunts her assetsHe added to WatchToWatch.com: "It’s a really emotional episode following him and his partner, Karen, as they try to turn their business around selling their wonderful beef and lamb products straight to the consumer."During the episode, Karen said of her spouse: "At his worst he was suicidal and I had to pick up the phone to the mental health team."I was fearful that he would go through with it and he ended up hospitalised at that point.”Following the show, fans flocked to Twitter to share their thoughts.One wrote: "Absolutely brilliant, we were so touched by this programme."We would like to wish you all the best of luck with the smokery.

Helen Skelton, 37, has spoken out amid the decision to place her native Yorkshire into tier three, as she maintained that despite restrictions she will “adapt” and “thrive”.The Blue Peter presenter filmed her two young boys singing carols to fellow outdoor cinema-goers as she posted on to Instagram.Helen wrote: “@Yorkshiredriveincinema taking my mood from raging to… come on COVID try spoil our festive fun, we will adapt and thrive.”The TV presenter’s frustration follows the ruling that West and South Yorkshire would be placed into tier three.Council leaders in Yorkshire have criticised the government after it ordered much of the region to remain under stricter restrictions.Leeds City Council said the decision-making process was unfair,

Rod Stewart’s wife Penny issues important message to sons after ordealHe added: “We started just after 4am and I was OK at first but by the time all the horses were out in force, I was streaming like Halle Berry on Oscar night.“And then, of course, it started pouring with rain so certainly felt like a very long day!”Following his stint on the show, he joined the presenting line-up on Countryfile in 2015.The presenter regularly gives fans an insight into filming for the show on his Twitter page.Joe returned to filming for the show last month following an “abrupt end” to a family holiday.The presenter seemingly cut his family trip short, due to the continuously changing quarantine rules amid the coronavirus pandemic. The BBC star shared a

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, has opened up on his concerns about dying following the devastating loss of his father, Joe.The farmer explained his dad was told he had just four months left to live when he was diagnosed with terminal cancer.Opening up about the heartbreaking family moment in a candid interview with The Mirror last year, Adam said: “Losing my dad was incredibly hard.“He had terminal cancer and was given four months before he passed away.

On tonight's instalment of the long-running BBC nature show Countryfile, viewers get a look at the highs and lows of fan favourite Adam Henson who has been presenting the show for nearly two decades.

Ellie Harrison, 42 is known for presenting on Countryfile however tonight she joins the Springwatch presenters Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan as they look back on how the pandemic has had an impact on nature this springtime.

Tom Heap, 54, is the Rural Affair Correspondent on BBC and on his role on Countryfile explores the issues the farming industry faces, previously Tom has spoken of why schools should send students to visit slaughterhouses as part of food education.In a piece written for Radio Times in 2018, Tom said: "I honestly believe that slaughterhouses, intensive chicken barns or crowded pig pens should be open to the public eye."Schools should be encouraged to visit as part of the curriculum."The public cares about the welfare of the animal and the health of the environment behind the food on their plate."Much of the farming industry is nervous about letting the cameras in … for me, secrecy breeds malpractice inside and, frequently unjustified,

Countryfile star Helen Skelton, 36, in Channel 4's SAS Who Dares Wins final last week, has opened up about "feeling empty" in the coronavirus lockdown.The former Coronation Street actress revealed she suffered from 'bad' depression in her twenties and needs to keep her mind motivated while at home with her boyfriend Greg Whitehurst.Nikki, who lives with her partner of five years, Greg, has gone into detail about their time in lockdown together.The SAS Who Dares Wins star told The Mirror how she has had to keep busy after suffering from depression in her twenties.Nikki divulged: "I have to.

Adam Henson is one of the main presenters of Countryfile with him regularly seen presenting on the show. Adam first joined the show in 2001 and since has become one of the nation's favourite presenters on the show.

Tom Heap, 54, has been a regular on Countryfile since 2009, which currently airs every Sunday.Tonight's episode sees the show head to the home patch of Countryfile reporter Sean Fletcher in Hampton Court.The show also takes a look at Kate Humble's home in Wye Valley, where she will explore how local food producers are adapting amid the crisis.Tom is one of the main presenters on Countryfile, but he also is the Rural Affair Correspondent for the BBC.Tom's career in journalism started with Sky News, where Tom was a sound mixer.He later joined the BBC through a trainee scheme with BBC News where he worked for the Today programme as well as the BBC News 24 channel and Panorama.After becoming interested in rural affairs, science and the

Sean Fletcher is best known as the sports presenter on Good Morning Britain but made his Countryfile in debut as a reporter in 2016.Tonight Sean will head to Hampton Court to see how the team there are upkeeping the grounds as well as how they will prepare for the summer ahead.Sean began his journalistic career with the BBC in Cardiff.He later moved to London to work on BBC Radio Five Live.Sean stayed with the BBC as a sports presenter until 2011 where he moved on to work on Sky Sports.Sean and Welsh wife Luned Tonderai got married in 1999.Sean is reported to have pledged on their wedding day he would learn to speak Welsh and is now fluent.Sean shared on Twitter this week that Luned will make a cameo on Countryfile alongside him on Sunday's

Tom, 54, has been a part of the Countryfile team since 2012.

Adam first joined the Countryfile team in 2001.Since then the presenter has become a fan favourite for his evergrowing passion for farming and conservation.

Matt Baker, 42, has admitted he is “reluctant to say no” to a potential stint in the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! jungle.The Countryfile presenter discussed speculation about him appearing on the ITV reality show after being questioned about the rumours by Gaby Roslin on Hello! Magazine’s Friday night Instagram show Hello! Let’s Gab.Matt explained that although the reports about him being a possible contestant surprised him, he wouldn’t rule it out before “having a good think about it”.The star, who quit his hosting role on The One Show last month, was quizzed by Gaby: "Is it true you're going into the jungle and doing I'm a Celebrity?"Matt chuckled before divulging: "Well, it's funny because I read that too and it came as a

Countryfile presenter Adam Henson, 54, is back on our screens tonight for the BBC One hit show.

In this week’s Countryfile, Anita Rani finds out what the coronavirus lockdown means for the wildlife habitats and farms in her local area in north London, Adam Henson is feeling the effects of the pandemic on farming, while Tom Heap investigates how a new British land army might work for fruit and veg growers.Tom has been part of the popular BBC show since 2009, which currently airs every Sunday.Not much is known about Tom’s private life and his wife Tammany Robin Stone.However, Tom married Tammany more than 25 years ago, in 1992.The couple lives in Napton-on-the-Hill south of Coventry.Napton-on-the-Hill, often referred to locally as just Napton, is a village and civil parish three miles east of Southam in Warwickshire, England.The

Presenter Adam is back on our screens for another episode of Countryfile on BBC tonight.The farmer and TV presenter has been part of the successful programme since 2001 and his passion for farming and conservation has made him a fan-favourite among the millions of viewers Countryfile attracts every Sunday.Not much is known about Adam’s long-time partner Charlotte Henson, but the couple never married.The pair have known each other since Adam was just 16 and they were both still in school.Adam and Charlotte live on his Cotswold rare breeds farm where they have rare cattle, sheep, pigs and horses.The 54-year-old TV presenter has previously said Charlotte does not eat meat and is a vegetarian.Speaking to The Mirror in May 2019, Adam said: “He’s

The One Show presenter Alex Jones, 43, who presented the BBC programme alongside former co-presenter Gethin Jones, 42, was reminded of how they used to look when they first presented together 18 years ago.The host told her companion to "stop it" as she said she looked "horrendous".Alex, who used to present alongside Countryfile star Matt Baker prior to his exit earlier this month, revisited her past after Gethin showed her a picture of the two of them in their early days of presenting television.He said to her: "It's been a while actually since Al and I have worked together."I think it was about 18 years ago and knowing I was doing the show tonight, I actually found proof of that moment 18 years ago."While Alex and Gethin reminded the

Countryfile and former The One Show host Matt Baker, 42, took to Instagram to tell fans he will be one of the presenters to host BBC’s upcoming show The Big Night In.

Matt Baker, 42, has spoken out about the sad death of his pet Border Collie Meg in 2011.The Countryfile host addressed his upsetting loss in a recently unearthed interview with the Radio Times.Meg, who often starred alongside Matt on Blue Peter, was put down when she battled cancer.The disease was found in the dog’s hip and Matt had no choice but to make the difficult decision.Describing Meg’s passing as “the worst”, the former The One Show presenter recalled: “Losing her in 2011 was the worst. You have to learn to hold the memories close and not feel hard done by. “I’ve known this loss many times, and it fills me up to think of it.”He continued: “We had to do what was best for her.

As an Easter Sunday special, tonight's episode of Countryfile will feature some of the presenter's favourite Countryfile moments from the show's archives.Tonight's episode is said to take viewers to Adam's farm in the Cotswolds to learn more about the pecking order of his chickens.While Adam is known for being passionate about farming on the show, Adam likes to keep his private life away from the spotlight.Adam is said to live with his partner Charlotte and their two children Ella and Alfie in a rented farmhouse in Gloucestershire.He and partner Charlotte have known each other from their school days, meeting when Adam was 16, but the couple are not married.Charlotte is said to have been behind Adam getting his country file gig after she is

Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton, 36, took to her Instagram to admit her colleagues had heard her drinking some wine and talking about her bosses on a zoom call while working from home.The presenter wrote a “note to self” to explain to her followers that working from home does not mean to drink a glass of wine.Helen shared the post alongside a selfie to her 150,000 Instagram followers.She wrote: "Note to self...."Working remotely doesn’t mean you can curse your boss because it’s likely said boss, and bosses boss will be “listening”’ in on teams or zoom or whatever, while you try and master a new set of skills it’s assumed you understand."The Countryfile star added: "Further note to self working from home does not mean wine with lunch

Countryfile stars Adam Henson, 54, and Ellie Harrison, 42, explored various places on BBC show Secret Britain, including a cliff in North Yorkshire and the secret water world of the Brecon Beacons in south Wales.

Countryfile star Ellie Harrison, 42, has said she is keen to write her own album and admitted she would’ve delved into politics, if she wasn’t involved with shows about the outdoors.

Countryfile star Charlotte Smith, 56, returned to screens alongside her co-stars Adam Henson and Tom Heap last night. During the pre-recorded show, the BBC star was filmed walking with a stick.The television star was seen making her way across a field with Professor Dieter Helm, an independent government advisor on climate change.After this scene, one Twitter user wrote: “If Charlotte has a poorly leg why are they making her walk miles.