In this View From Over The Hill, Miriam and Llewela discuss Dry January - it’s enough to drive you to drink!

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this View From Over The Hill, Miriam and Llewela talk about Christmas calamities and why swearing is not just for troopers.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this week’s View From Over The Hill, Miriam and Llewela battle to be heard over the building work next door as they discuss regrets, getting stuck in shapewear, and Llewela’s fascination for men in uniform.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this week’s View From Over The Hill, the conversation shifts from Miriam’s love of planting seeds in her allotment to finding a date for Llewela. What could possibly go wrong?

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this View From Over The Hill, Llewela celebrates a significant birthday and Miriam ponders whether age really does bring wisdom. Answer: probably not.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this edition of a View From Over The Hill, Miriam and Llewela find death can be life affirming and can even have a humorous side.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped-out mother of several.

This week in their View From Over The Hill, Miriam and Llewela get sentimental about loved pets that have passed away, and get mental about pests who have made passes and got away with it.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this week’s View From Over The Hill, broadcasters Miriam O’Reilly and Llewela Bailey talk about when two become three in a relationship, how Rod Stewart ended up wearing Llewela’s bra, and Miriam’s reaction to being given a giant pair of knickers as a Christmas present.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this week’s View From Over The Hill, Miriam O’Reilly talks to Llewela Bailey about being plagued by a stalker, why her hair turned blue, and upcoming celebrations in Dublin.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter of programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped-out mother of several.

In this week’s View From Over The Hill, broadcasters Miriam O’Reilly and Llewela Bailey disagree over what is joy, are divided on the benefits of mindfulness, but agree on the alarming after effects of eating beetroot.

Miriam O’Reilly is a journalist and former presenter on programmes like Woman’s Hour and Countryfile but is probably best known for taking on and winning an ageism case against the BBC rather than the 28 year award winning career she had there.

Llewela Bailey notched up a career in broadcasting lasting 40 years. Best known for being “the girl off the telly”, she was the main anchor woman for ITV Central News for two decades. Llewela has now hung up her earpiece and enjoys family life as a clapped out mother of several.