The Chase fans swoon over 'stunning' Charlotte Church as she scoops huge £99K charity win

ITV The Chasers are 'seeking revenge' as they admit to 'testing each other' on the hit quiz show, The Chase. On Tuesday, January 16, Chasers Shaun Wallace, aka The Dark Destroyer, and Anne Hegerty, also known as The Governess, appeared on This Morning. Shaun spoke to This Morning hosts Dermot O'Leary and Josie Gibson about the relationship that The Chasers, including Mark Labbett, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ennis have.

The Chase star Mark Labbett was shocked during a recent episode of the ITV game show when a team of contestants set a surprising record.

Gladiators came back with a bang to British TV screens on Saturday, making light work of ITV‘s The Masked Singer.

Gladiators made a return to the small screen on Saturday night 32 years on from its debut as the BBC launched a brand new batch up power hungry and determined team to take on contestants trying to battle it out.

Gladiators viewers have been left feeling ‘emotional’ and nostalgic after watching the new BBC reboot of the show. The iconic 90s programme, which sees contenders go up against bodybuilders in challenges, aired once again 32 years after its debut on Saturday, January 13.

The much loved game show, Gladiators has officially made a triumphant return over on BBC One.The tournament based programme kicked off this evening, and welcomed a fresh line-up of contenders who signed themselves up to compete against the 'Gladiators' - a "group of elite athletes and bodybuilders" in a series of speed and strength based events.The original series first launched back in 1992 and ran for eight years on ITV until 2000.Then, it was revived for the second time between 2008 and 2009 on Sky One. Fast forward to 2024, and the BBC has successfully brought back "the ultimate test of speed and strength" with the lovable father and son duo, Bradley and Barney Walsh as hosts.

Fans of the new Gladiators reboot have expressed their distaste in the introduction of one particular presenter.

The iconic 90s game show Gladiators has returned to screens finding a brand new home on the BBC.

Gladiators was one of the biggest sports entertainment programmes of the 1990s, and this weekend it returns to screens in its brand-new home on the BBC. Hosted by father and son duo Bradley and Barney Walsh, the show will see a new generation of superhuman Gladiators competing against a brave set of contenders.

The Chase player Matt stunned viewers on Thursday by opting to accept Mark Labbett's measly £0 offer at the table. In his cash-builder, Matt accumulated £3,000 by answering three questions correctly, and his teammates were quick in encouraging him to stick with what he'd earned while going up against The Beast, 58.

After last week’s nail biting cliffhanger saw The Traitors stars Ash and Brian’s fate hanging in the balance during a tense banishment roundtable, viewers were finally clued in on which contestant would be leaving the competition. During Wednesday night's instalment of the hit BBC show, Brian was the latest contestant to be eliminated from the game, after his fellow competitors banished him after suspecting them to be a Traitor.

Fans think they’ve figured out why Kylie Jenner won’t go on the red carpet with her man!

As Gladiators returns for its brand-new reboot on BBC, viewers are very excited to see what’s going to happen as members of the public go up against the elite - athletes, bodybuilders, weightlifters, and even world record holders.The contestants will go against Gladiators in classic games such as Hang Tough, The Wall, Powerball and Duel from the original series as well as new games in the hope of getting to the final - but it won’t be easy for them. Usually all of the drama is confined to the tournament, but while filming was underway, there was one audience member who grabbed everyone’s attention. “One lady in the audience, her waters broke during filming.

Gladiators is about to return to our screens, 24 years after the original ended in 2000. And it has a completely new look, a sparkling arena, new Gladiators and two new hosts. Bradley Walsh, 63, and his son, Barney, 26, are taking over to present the show in front of a live audience - celebrate the contestants when they have a win, and console them when they lose.

The Traitors star Aaron Evans will star in First Dates as he searches for romance.The news comes after the 25-year-old, who found fame after winning the first UK series of BBC's The Traitors, revealed a career change. Aaron previously won the reality TV show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, alongside Meryl Williams and Hannah Byczkowski.The three winners took home their share of the £101,050 prize, walking away with £33,000 each.

Bradley Walsh has given fans a glimpse inside his incredible Essex mansion.The Chase host reportedly lives in a £2.5million barn conversion property in Epping with his wife of 23 years, Donna Derby, and son Barney.The property is complete with five bedrooms, a sauna, gym and outdoor swimming pool. While Bradley tends not to let fans into his home via his social media, they’ve occasionally been invited inside thanks to TV appearances over the years. Previously, the Breaking Dad star appeared on This Morning alongside Barney, and showed off their man cave shed.

As another nail biting instalment of The Traitors got underway on Friday night, viewers were hit by harrowing scenes as one of the missions to build up the cash prize pot took an unnerving turn. As viewers will know, throughout the competition the contestants must take part in a series of missions in order to earn money for the prize fund, with the exercises being one way of finding out more about their competitors to help sniff out the Traitors hiding among them.

Mark Labbett, star of The Chase, has shared that the chasers' biggest worry is keeping host Bradley Walsh fit enough to do a large number of shows each year. ITV, the company that first introduced us to the hit show back in 2009, now have The Chase and Beat The Chasers, with 150-200 episodes filmed annually, all while Bradley is also busy making other TV series.The professional quizzers, known as the "chasers", frequently try to stop members of the public from winning a cash prize, but in recent months have also been keeping a firm eye on Bradley to make sure he doesn't push himself too hard. Mark, 58, told The Mirror: "Our biggest worry is Bradley being 63 now.

This week, the original spinning game show returns to TV. Wheel Of Fortune – last seen on our screens more than two decades ago and based on the US version which has run for almost 50 years – has none other than Graham Norton fronting this new revival. Amazingly, despite his long and varied history in TV, Graham reveals he hasn’t hosted a game show since the very beginnings of career.

With New Year's Eve just around the corner, many of us might have some special parties to ring in the new decade planned.