Children in Need: What time does it start and which celebrities are involved?

Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana has now been banned from hiring a British actor in the key role of a young Prince William because of Brexit, according to a casting notice.Casting director Amy Hubbard tweeted an appeal for a young actor to “believably play Prince William at 11 years old” for “Spencer,” an upcoming docudrama about the late Lady Di.“Must have a European passport (NOT British European due to new Brexit rules from January 1st 2021),” the appeal noted of the film being shot in

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the camp, they realised they were watching re-runs of the action over the past six days. ITV has explained that Saturdays are the best of the week episodes, with unseen footage and new links, but viewers aren't happy."The entire UK tuning in to #imacelebrity only to realise it’s a recap of the first week," said one."Apparently every Saturday show is going to be a recap episode for the week no thank you.

Oliver began trading from a lock-up garage and built Myprotein into a multi-million pound business employing more than 50 staff and selling products across the UK and Europe.

The BBC Radio 2 Allstars swoop straight to the top of the Official Trending Chart with their cover of Stop Crying Your Heart Out in aid of Children In Need.

Season 4 of The Crown portrays the rise of Margaret Thatcher, the conservative British prime minister who held the post from 1979 to 1990—and was the first woman to be sworn in for the role in the country's history. Outside politics, Margaret was married to Denis Thatcher, an English businessman, and the pair raised two children, twins Carol and Mark Thatcher, together.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! has returned for its 20th series.This year's set up is a far cry from the sunny Australian jungle as celebrities take on challenges from a historic castle in Wales.Bosses at ITV have kept the game show in the UK due to the coronavirus pandemic, and have made the Gwrych Castle in Conwy a Covid-secure location.Presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will still be able to join the 10 stars as hosts of the hit show.The contestants, which include Coronation

More than 20 artists from around the world have joined forces for this year's official BBC Children in Need single.Cher, Kylie Minogue, and Robbie Williams are among stars who have come together to record a cover of the Oasis hit Stop Crying Your Heart Out.The charity single was released on Friday, November 13, to raise vital funds to help support children and young people across the UK facing disadvantage, at a time when they need it most.The BBC Children in Need 40th anniversary appeal show

BBC Children in Need is back on our TV screens this evening with a huge appeal anniversary of 40 years.

We’re looking forward to Children in Need brightening up our TV screens once more.The BBC’s annual appeal show, which is celebrating its 40th year, is back on Friday 13 November.It shines a light on the local charities and projects that help to transform the lives of disadvantaged young people from across the UK.We’ve come to expect an entertaining programme filled with performances, games, celebrity appearances and special BBC shows – and this year, despite the unusual circumstances due to

BBC Children in Need returns to our television screens for its 40th annual fundraiser tonight.The evening of entertainment will see a line-up of familiar faces come together to help raise money for disadvantaged children around the UK.The programme will be hosted by TV presenters Mel Giedroyc and Alex Scott, along with comedians Stephen Mangan and Chris Ramsey.Musical performances from the casts of West End shows Cinderella The Musical and Six will feature.Singers Beverley Knight and Shawn

Children in Need returns to our screens tonight with a three-hour charity fundraiser.While the pandemic means things may look a little different, the BBC has ensured that the show will still go on to mark the charity event’s 40th anniversary.Viewers at home can expect to enjoy musical performances, comedy sketches and the premiere of the star-studded Children in Need charity single.All this is done to raise money for disadvantaged children across the UK at a time when they need it the

Harper's Bazaar UK, Jane revealed she will focus on addressing climate change until the end of her life because that is the thing that 'affects everything else'.She told the magazine: 'The importance of voting is to get candidates in office who are brave enough to stand up and do what's right. The damage done to our democracy institutionally is beyond words.''I've been involved in a lot of issues in the past.

And speaking to the UK’s Digital Spy, James, 45, has shared an insight into the way Summer Bay stars are informed they’ll be taking on scenes that become major driving forces of the show.