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Sky Sports presenter Kelly Cates has, reportedly, been identified by the BBC as one of their top contenders to replace Gary Lineker on Match of the Day from the start of the next season. After a 25-year tenure as MOTD presenter, it was announced that former England striker Lineker will depart the show at the end of this season, leaving the BBC in search of a replacement.
Tonight's Children in Need is expected to be unmissable telly once again. Vernon Kay will present the show alongside stars Rochelle Humes, Ade Adepitan MBE, Mel Giedroyc, Chris Ramsay and Lenny Rush. Meanwhile, Paddy McGuinness will find out the total raised by his Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge, which will see him cycle through three nations and eight counties in aid of BBC Children in Need’s 2024 Appeal.
Actor Lenny Rush will be hosting BBC’s Children in Need telethon on Friday night alongside the likes of Vernon Kay, Chris Ramsay and Rochelle Humes.
Molly-Mae Hague has admitted to having a 'constant battle' with herself as she's been left 'embarrassed' by certain habits she's found herself with since welcoming her first child into the world.
Chris McCausland has revealed a vow from Dianne Buswell weeks before she fell ill less than 24 hours before their latest Strictly Come Dancing performance.
Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left stunned by an 'unxpected crossover' amid the excitement of its Blackpool special. Viewers of the BBC One dance contest know that the show is relocating to the seaside town for one weekend only.
During Friday's episode of BBC Breakfast, presenter Naga Munchetty had to apologise for repeatedly interrupting an interview.
Children across Greater Manchester will soon be able to access free face-to-face emotional health and wellbeing support, thanks to funding for a new scheme.