The winner of this year's Countryfile Photographic Competition is revealed.

Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith present Countryfile's One Man and His Dog for 2017.

Ellie marks the Lake District becoming a Unesco World Heritage Site.

Ellie Harrison visits the UK's first ever native dark honeybee reserve.

A look at how food is harvested, from large-scale crops to smaller hand-picked harvests.

James Wong finds out about Victorian naturalist Rev Leonard Jenyns.

Steve meets the dairy farmers who both produce and deliver their own milk.

The team are at the Blenheim estate in Oxfordshire to celebrate the best of rural Britain.

Anita Rani explores the Artisan Trail, while Sean Fletcher is looking at Dartmoor ponies.

Ellie Harrison learns about a plant that is on the front line in the fight against cancer.

Anita Rani is at London's Woodberry Wetlands, a haven for all sorts of wildlife.

Tom Heap looks at whether Britain can meet the farming challenges of the future.

Adam meets Simon Stott who runs a co-operative of farmers producing sheep's milk.

Tom Heap looks at the unseen side of TB and its effect on goats.

Anita Rani's in the Nene Valley, where a pioneering project is just about to launch.

Ellie ventures out after sunset to search for bats.

Sean Fletcher is in Carmarthenshire in west Wales taking a look at working animals.

Ellie Harrison and Sean Fletcher are at one of the UK's biggest arts festivals.

Joe Crowley joins an RSPB team tagging swifts to find out where they are feeding.

Ellie is at the country's only nature reserve managed specifically for dragonflies.

Adam Henson turns auctioneer at the Exeter's spring livestock market.

Matt is in the Clyde valley in Lanarkshire, once known as the 'fruit basket of Scotland'.

To celebrate National Mills Weekend John Craven visits Bardwell.

Ellie Harrison reveals how the landscape has been shaped by rivers.

The Countryfile team are on the coastal flatlands of Kent.