Rural affairs programme. Julia Bradbury walks the Wicklow Way, Ireland's first official countryside path, while Matt Baker meets people living and working on the River Thames. Show more

Rural affairs programme. Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury are in the Peak District, where Matt scales The Roaches' gritstone rocks and Julia explores England's highest village. Show more

Rural affairs programme. Julia Bradbury and Adam Henson are in Devon, exploring the River Exe and the countryside around it, and Julia teams up with some RSPB guides. Show more

Rural affairs programme. Julia Bradbury and Adam Henson are in Devon, exploring the River Exe and the countryside around it, and Julia teams up with some RSPB guides. Show more

The Countryfile team heads north to experience winter on the Hebridean island of North Uist. Matt Baker goes to a ceilidh, while Julia Bradbury learns about Uist's extreme weather. Show more

Ellie Harrison delves into the Countryfile archive to showcase the very best wildlife stories of 2010, with reports from Matt Baker, Julia Bradbury, John Craven and Adam Henson. Show more

Adam Henson heads for the White Cliffs of Dover for a special programme celebrating the beauty of the British coastline, and looks back at some of the team's favourite moments. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Adam Henson head for Lancashire to find out what it takes to get one of our newest nature reserves ready for its big opening. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Adam Henson head to Somerset to find out why the Quantock Hills were the first place in England to be declared an area of outstanding natural beauty. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury head for Yorkshire to explore the countryside on the doorstep of the towns and cities famous for the part they played in the industrial revolution. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Ellie Harrison head to Worcestershire to learn how it provided the inspiration for The Archers, while John Craven looks at rising house prices in the Cotswolds. Show more

Countryfile explores the Thames Estuary to find out why it is more than just a gateway to the city of London. Matt Baker discovers how Chatham Docks shaped our maritime history. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker discover that Essex is home to some wild and wonderful countryside. Matt finds out what its crumbling coastline tells us about the county's past. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Jules Hudson head for Wales to explore the Lake Vyrnwy Estate, on the market for 11 million pounds. Julia also attempts to pinpoint the tallest tree in Wales. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury roam the Berkshire countryside. Julia is in the grounds of the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world, while Matt visits an Olympic venue. Show more

Julia Bradbury and her dad go walking in Dovedale. Matt Baker goes on exercise with a team dedicated to fighting wild fires and finds out why a helicopter comes in handy. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury head for the Brighton Downs to chart the rise of urban shepherds and the comeback of water voles. Plus the rural campaigners fighting supermarkets. Show more

Julia Bradbury and Matt Baker head for the Essex countryside to explore the landscape that inspired artist John Constable and to find about a natural approach to flood management. Show more

Julia Bradbury heads to Ennerdale in the Lake District to find out what is being done to make this wonderful landscape even wilder. Matt Baker gets to grips with hound-trailing. Show more

Matt Baker and Julia Bradbury head to Adam Henson's farm in the Cotswolds to look back at some of the highlights of his farming calendar. It's been a year of real drama for Adam. Show more