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Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt had Comic Relief fans on their feet when she joined other celebrities in singing a medley of three Aria’s from Carmen as part of the Red Nose Day event at The London Coliseum. The I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! winner, 31, only had 24 hours to rehearse for the her performance with comedian Rosie Jones, Call the Midwife actress Helen George, former EastEnders star Tamzin Outhwaite and another Ex-EastEnder, Nina Wadia.

Lenny Henry fans claimed he looked very different while presenting Comic Relief on Friday evening, as he appeared on the BBC show following his three stone weight loss.The 63 year old hosted the BBC charity show when viewers on social media commented on the star’s health transformation. Lenny previously revealed that he had lost "between two and a half and three stone" thanks to eating a healthier diet and adding in more exercise to his routine.The change was noticeable to many viewers, with one writing on Twitter: “Blimey.

Little Britain has returned to BBC iPlayer two years after the sketch show was axed in light of the Black Lives Matter protests.The show came under fire for offensive scenes including ones regularly featuring "blackface", as David Walliams frequently wore black make-up and a large afro wig to play a black woman called Desiree DeVer. David's co-star Matt Lucas also dressed as a Thai bride, called Ting Tong, a Jamaican coffee stand worker named Precious Little and a Pakistani airport worker called Taaj for Come Fly With Me.

Jordan North has said he’s “in agony” on the final day of his Comic Relief challenge which will see him row 100 miles from London to his home town of Burnley.The former I’m A Celebrity campmate began his challenge on Monday 28 February, and is completing the final 23 miles today. Jordan’s efforts have so far raised an impressive £600,000 Comic Relief. Sharing BBC Radio 1's video of him rowing earlier today, Jordan admitted that he was "in agony" but remained "determined" to carry on.

There is sure to be some sadness in Marston Moretaine this week, the Bedfordshire village that is home to Hannah Ingram-Moore and her family. For it's a year since her beloved father - the inspirational Captain Sir Tom Moore - died. However there will be laughter too, as Hannah, husband Colin, and their children Benjie, 18, and Georgia, 13, reminisce about all the incredible things that happened to the nation's hero in the last year or so of his life - including the day when he received his knighthood, and Georgia broke royal protocol by striking up a conversation with the Queen.The event was undoubtedly a dream come true for a man who'd become a national treasure.

There aren’t many positives to come out of a global pandemic, but one gift has been the joy brought to the world – and we really do mean the world – by an unassuming family of six from Kent, who just happen to enjoy a good singsong. When they uploaded a (very funny) parody of One Day More from Les Misérables to Facebook in March 2020, the Marsh family never quite imagined they’d be providing a soundtrack to our collective, universal experience.

When we hear news of our favourite fast food restaurants bringing out new items on their menus, we can’t wait to try them. However, when they bring out clothing ranges, it can be a little questionable to say the least.

Normal People fans are set for a treat this week as the popular BBC Three show is returning for two specials. Comic Relief co-founder, writer and director Richard Curtis revealed the news while speaking on RTÉ Radio 1's Sunday with Miriam.

As we are hanging around the house a lot more right now our collection of hoodies has grown massively. But of course we are not adverse to gathering more.