Kate Humble: "Old women don't get on the telly - it's just a
fact"  The Springwatch star tells Radio Times why her TV career
is limited - and how she's fine with that  Written By Radio
staff  She's famous for Springwatch, Tomorrow's World and many
more shows, but Kate Humble believes her TV career won't last.
As her new science series, Orbit: Earth's Extraordinary Journey,
begins on BBC2, she told Radio Times that television careers are
always limited.  "TV is a fantastic job but I have never wanted
it to be my life," she said. "It's also a job that you have very
little control over. It can be all or nothing. At this point I
don't know how my year is going to pan out. That's exciting,
frustrating and nerve-racking."  Even as she spent a year
travelling the world filming her new series, she and her
filmmaker husband Ludo Graham have been buying a farm - and she
sees that as her future once TV work stops. "The types of TV I'm
being asked to do I'd be an idiot to turn down because it's
wonderful stuff. But if I