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Countryfile: 31/08/2008

31/08/2008

BBC One - Countryfile, 31/08/2008

John Craven heads to Warwickshire, where this year's harvest is in full swing.

John Craven heads to Warwickshire to meet a farmer who's passionate about filming barn owls. Miriam O'Reilly asks whether the UK should be more self-sufficient in food production.

John Craven heads to Warwickshire, where this year's harvest is in full swing, to meet a farmer who's passionate about filming barn owls. 

Miriam O'Reilly asks whether the UK should be more self-sufficient in food production, and Juliet Morris visits the world's oldest model village which provides a microcosm of 1930s England. 

Plus, how to identify the jellyfish being washed up on British beaches.

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