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Taylor Swift performed on Children In Need last night - and then donated £13,000 of her own money. During an evening of perfromances from the likes of the BBC newsreaders, EastEnders, Peter Andre, JLS, Spandau Ballet and...
Doctor Who, Strictly Come Dancing and Casualty are due to be part of the spectacular party for BBC Children In Need, hosted by Sir Terry Wogan, Tess Daly and Alesha Dixon. The seven-hour marathon show will feature some of the...
Bonnie Tyler and Only Men Aloud are adding their voices to Pudsey's cause A host of stars are taking to the stage in a concert at the Wales Millennium Centre in aid of Children in Need. Only Men Aloud!, Stereophonics, opera...
Children in Need 2009 | Unreported World | Don Carlo from the Royal Opera House | Animate TV Children in Need 2009 7pm, BBC1 Terry Wogan, Tess Daly and Alesha Dixon present hours and hours of charity frolics from TV Centre....
Sir Terry Wogan is helming his 30th Children In Need Appeal tonight – a live TV event that gets more spectacular each year. Highlights of tonight’s show include the now traditional exciting preview of the Christmas Dr Who – a...
CELEBRITIES are to be offered lords and ladies titles of one of the world's smallest nations as a thank you for their perceived support. Prince Michael Bates of Sealand is offering the titles to writer and producer Danny...
Nov 19, 2009 03:08 PM| Read / Post comments Fans will be transported back to the golden era of bhangra as the industry's biggest stars unite for charity. Unity is an all-star collaboration which brings together an extraordinary...
A generous fan has bid £10,000 to go all the way to the top of a fell with walking pin-up Julia Bradbury. The unnamed Liverpool admirer of the Wainwright’s Walks presenter won the auction to accompany her and the production...
Win an exclusive BT goodie bag to celebrate BBC Children in Need Nov 18 2009 WalesOnline BBC Children in Need is back on Friday 20 November, celebrating 30 years of fundraising for disadvantaged children and young people across...
While reporting on the attempts by local Conservatives to deselect 'Cameron cutie' Liz Truss, Jeremy Paxman's ferrety Newsnight colleague, Michael Crick, paid a visit to 'Turnip Taliban' chief Sir Jeremy Bagge's 1,200-acre estate.
