All Creatures Great and Small

The Yorkshire-set series will be back next year.

Your complete location guide for Channel 5's All Creatures Great and Small, which is set in the Yorkshire Dales.

Nicholas Ralph plays the iconic Yorkshire vet alongside series co-stars Samuel West, Anna Madeley, Rachel Shenton and Callum Woodhouse.

This year's episode is set against the backdrop of World War II.

The Yorkshire-set series is returning for a festive special.

The outbreak of war hits the residents of Darrowby.

Moir will appear in two episodes this season as new character Jeff Mallock.

Callum Woodhouse teases that Tristan remains "unfulfilled" after passing his exams.

It's all change at Skeldale House this season.

The wedding bells are ringing for James and Helen in the new season.

Nicholas Ralph said that the wedding will be "everything that you would hope it would be" and more.

The new season begins on Thursday 15th September on Channel 5.

Rachel Shenton spoke with RadioTimes.com at the BFI & Radio Times Television Festival.

The cast teased that "the shadow of war" will hang over their characters next season.

Viewers will be returning to Darrowby for a third and fourth season.

All Creatures Great and Small season 2 is finally coming to the US after its release back in September in the UK

The festive special will air on Channel 5 on Christmas Eve 2021.

The festive episode will prove a wake-up call for Darrowby's resident ladies-man, Tristan Farnon (played by Callum Woodhouse).

The Skeldale House residents are readying themselves - and their four-legged friends - for the festive season.

In the Christmas Eve special on Channel 5, newly-engaged couple James and Helen juggle separate commitments.

Callum Woodhouse (who plays Tristan Farnon) has told RadioTimes.com to expect the wedding episode to take place in season three.

Animal actors of all shapes and sizes were used in the Channel 5 period drama about a vet in Yorkshire. Here are all the secrets – from prosthetic cow bums to blow-dried bulls.

The James Herriot books about a rural veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire have previously been adapted as a film and a TV show – and now Channel 5 has given us a new version of the period drama.

Channel 5 has remade the iconic series about a rural vet, based on James Herriot's real-life memoirs and starring Samuel West, Anna Madeley and Dame Diana Rigg.

From Hollyoaks to Hollywood!

The actress, who appears in the Channel 5 drama as Tricki Woo's wealthy owner Mrs Pumphrey, died on 10th September.