Ellie Harrison celebrate the centenary of the vet Alf Wight, aka James Herriot.

Countryfile celebrates Christmas at Bamburgh Castle on the Northumbrian coast.

Helen visits the only village on mainland Britain where cars can't go.

The team are in Lincolnshire, where it's all go in the vast fields of winter veg.

Matt Baker discovers geocaching, a treasure hunt with a modern twist.

John Craven visits the Lake District - England's biggest national park.

Matt Baker meets the youngsters who have become RSPB rangers.

Matt Baker looks at a food revolution in Todmorden and Tom Heap reports on Britain's bees.

Helen Skelton is on a cycle ride to commemorate 100 years since the Battle of the Somme.

Julia Bradbury is at Leconfield, an MOD defence school for transport.

The team head out for the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need.

Matt looks at Herefordshire's perry-making industry and helps out with the pear harvest.

Autumn sees the team kick through the crisp leaves and explore the fruits of our forests.

This episode explores the county of Northamptonshire.

Matt and Anita explore the Isle of Wight.

Matt meets a writer who draws inspiration from the Thames Estuary and its people.

Anita Rani travels to Surrey to explore the revival of interest in growing hops there.

Ellie Harrison examines Newmarket's equine heritage, and John Craven visits Ely Cathedral.

The best shepherds and their dogs from England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland battle it out.

John Craven is on a literary journey in the village of Helpston.

Countryfile marks the 100th anniversary of Roald Dahl's birth.

Anita Rani explores Anglesey, off the north west coast of Wales.

The Countryfile team get stuck in as crops are brought in across the country.

Countryfile has been given access to an excavation at the Stonehenge World Heritage site.

Matt Baker mingles with exhibitors and visitors at the first ever Countryfile Live.