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Children in Need 2024: release date, hosts, performances, specials and everything we know

Children in Need 2024 brings us an evening of live entertainment, comedy, music and surprise guests all in a bid to raise funds for children across the UK.

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Vernon Kay visits home-town project in Bolton ahead of BBC Children In Need show

Kay is presenting the appeal show alongside Ade Adepitan, Mel Giedroyc, Rochelle Humes, Chris Ramsey and Lenny Rush.

Evening Standard

Mel Giedroyc to host new ITV gameshow adaption of Pictionary

It comes as the show prepares to enter its third series in the US.

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‘The fact that I’m still here is amazing’: Noel Fielding on Bake Off, booze and the Boosh

He has gone from cult niche to smash hit and he still can’t believe it. As Bake Off returns, the comic talks about his ‘feral’ upbringing, his party years – and the day Hammond fell out of a hammock

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On my radar: Sue Perkins’s cultural highlights

The broadcaster and standup comedian on her love of Angela Carter, bewitching Budapest, and a pizza restaurant that fuses Indian and Italian cuisine

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TV tonight: what happened inside Tony Alamo’s twisted and evil cult

An intense four-part documentary interviews abuse survivors. Plus: Shirley Ballas tries to convince Mel Giedroyc she’s a terrible human being. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand — release date, what happens, destinations, episode guide, interview and everything you need to know

Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand is a Channel 5 series following the comedian as she explores three regions of the country.

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TV tonight: Who is The Serpent? Charles Sobhraj faces a real-life interrogation

In this intense series, the convicted killer is asked about murders he has never been tried for. Plus: The Hairy Bikers Go West comes to a poignant end. Here’s what to watch this evening

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The week in theatre: Starter for Ten; Uncle Vanya review – fingers on buzzers, and samovars

Bamber goes to Bristol in a buoyant musical of David Nicholls’s University Challenge romcom, while Trevor Nunn’s impeccably traditional Chekhov works like a charm

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Starter for Ten review – sparky musical loses points for focus

Adaptation of David Nicholls’ novel about a student’s class-inflected coming of age scores for its songs but its energy becomes unhinged

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Sex noises on Match of the Day to Brian Cox’s X-rated speech: it’s 2023’s wildest TV moments

The world’s worst Prince Harry impersonator! Naga Munchetty crying over a pigeon! That middle finger! Here are the year’s most jaw-dropping bits of television

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It’s time to admit Bake Off is feeling stale. As a former contestant, I know how to make it rise again

The show needs to return to its original recipe, says Michael Chakraverty, a former Great British Bake Off contestant

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Lenny Rush, 14, hailed a ‘star’ by BBC viewers as he becomes first child to host Children in Need

In May, Lenny won the TV Bafta for best male comedy performance for his role as Ollie in the BBC series ‘Am I Being Unreasonable?’

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David Tennant returns to TV screens in Doctor Who special for Children In Need

At the end of the BBC live appeal show it was announced more than £33 million had been raised so far.

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TV tonight: come one, come all to the bloodsuckers’ ball

It’s all coming to a head at Mardi Gras in Interview With the Vampire. Plus, Mary Berry teaches us – and Mel Giedroyc – a thing or two. Here’s what to watch this evening

Salon

"Bake Off" cooks up new dynamic duo

If you miss original hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, it might be time to give "Bake Off" another chance

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Comedian Lou Sanders: ‘It blows my mind that people still don’t want to believe women’

Off the heels of publishing a memoir, the star of Taskmaster and Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable discusses unhappy readers, deleting Twitter, and outing Russell Brand

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The inside story of The Great British Bake Off: ‘We were microphoned up in the toilets!’

As the show returns, bakers, judges and the creators of the smash hit take us behind the scenes – from the chaos of the early days to its place at TV’s top table

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Travel sick! Celebrity road trips are nauseating – why won’t TV stop making them?

Danny Dyer in Italy. Bradley Walsh in an RV. And now Mel Giedroyc and Martin Clunes in … Dorset. These shows are beyond desperate, but commissioners insist that plenty more are coming

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TV tonight: Mel Giedroyc and Martin Clunes embark on a literary journey through Dorset

The two friends take off Meryl Streep and read Thomas Hardy. Plus, more blood and gore at the Colosseum. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Mel Giedroyc and Martin Clunes Explore Britain by the Book: release date, interview and everything we know

Mel Giedroyc and Martin Clunes Explore Britain by the Book sees the actors showcase Dorset’s literary heritage.

The Independent UK

‘He’s still got it’: Mel Giedroyc says there will ‘always be a flicker of chemistry’ with Dermot O’Leary

TV host and comedian said she bumped into her occasional colleague the other day and found ‘he’s still got it’

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Mel Giedroyc: ‘Sue and I spent the first series of Bake Off saying, “This is a disaster. What have we done?”’

The actor and comedian, 55, tells Nick McGrath about guinea pig circuses, CBD patches, pronouncing her name correctly and still quite fancying Dermot O’Leary

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The week in theatre: Rock Follies; The Crown Jewels – review

The wit and sharpness of the 70s TV series about a pioneering all-female band is partially captured in a spirited stage adaptation. As for Simon Nye’s new regal romp, the more off-script the better

The Guardian - UK

The Crown Jewels review – the cream of British comedy can’t find a funny line between them

The likes of Al Murray, Neil Morrissey and Mel Giedroyc can’t rescue Simon Nye’s woefully tedious show about the real-life heist of King Charles II’s crown jewels

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