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A special Red Nose Day 2024 show was broadcast live from Media City on Friday night (March 15).

Comic Relief viewers claimed they 'couldn't keep up' with an influx of presenters during Friday night's Red Nose Day broadcast (Friday March 15).

Claudia Winkleman has announced she will be stepping down from hosting her BBC Radio 2 show in March 2024.

Aisling Bea And Matthew Lewis Join Romesh Ranganathan Comedy ‘Avoidance’

Viewers of the BAFTA TV Awards were less than pleased after Casualty was named the winner of the Soap & Continuing Drama category over long-time favourites such as Emmerdale, EastEnders and Coronation Street.The soap category, in general, has been a mixed bag at the award ceremony, with ITV's Corrie walking away with the away last year but not even making the nominations list this year. And there appeared to be further chaos as Casualty walked away with the big win during the ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday, 14 May.

Comedian Rob Beckett unearthed a surprising connection to Britain’s Strongest Man as he took a deep dive into his family history as part of a ITV genealogy show: DNA Journey.The show, which examines the DNA roots of some of the nation’s most famous faces, took Rob on a whirlwind journey through the genealogy process as he explored his family history before uncovering a famous cousin who is still alive today. In a hilarious clip shared online, the moment Rob hears the news from his close friend Romesh Ranganathan quickly warmed the hearts of fans, as they Essex born funnyman couldn’t hide his shock at the revelation.

'The Weakest Link' is to return for a new series. The BBC have confirmed the popular quiz show will be back for 12 more 60-minute episodes later in 2022, once again hosted by comedian Romesh Ranganathan, who first presented the show last year.

Anne Robinson has announced that she is leaving Countdown after just one year as host of the Channel 4 quiz show.

K.J. Yossman As BBC Studios gears up for its annual showcase, where it introduces its upcoming hot projects to international buyers, U.K.-based Jonathan Blyth, BBC Studios’ director of comedy, and Kelly Miller, BBC Studios’ Los Angeles-based senior VP of scripted strategy, sat down with Variety to discuss what’s on their comedy slate, working with streamers and the biggest challenges they’re currently facing.What do you look for in a comedy?Kelly Miller (KM): It’s all about authentic storytelling, that lived-in experience, a talent who has something to say. Those are the comedies and the shows that are most resonant with audiences around the world, but particularly here in the U.S.Jonathan Blyth (JB): Talent is very much at the heart — front and centre.

It’s not every day you spot a Liverpool soccer legend knocking back a pint in your local, but for some lucky Jamie Redknapp fans that’s just the treat they got this week.