Cash in the Attic fans all say the same thing as Chris Kamara returns to screens

CASH in the Attic has finally returned to our screens after almost a decade off air and fans love new host Chris Kamara.

The popular auction series was originally broadcast on the BBC from 2002 until 2012.

With a new programme slot on Channel 5, former host Jules Hudson was back presenting the show with a new face, former professional footballer Chris Kamara.

The show kicked off on Monday with Chris and expert appraiser Paul Hayes, who visited Ian and his stepson Bradley in Leamington Spa.

The episode saw retired civil servant Ian and Bradley, who has autism, talk about their love for trains.

Viewers watched as new host Chris and Paul went treasure hunting with Ian and his stepson Bradley.

Kammy and Paul had a lot of stuff to rummage through.

Paul Hayes estimation was a little off but the pair still managed to walk away with over £4,000.

Fans were thrilled to see Chris Kamara on the popular show and took to Twitter to praise him.

One fan penned: "Actually so excited that Cash in the Attic is back and Chris is brilliant"

Another wrote: "Cash in the attic is my new favourite show on TV. It's just brilliant to have Chris Kamara back on our tellies. He's just a joy and with everything he's going through it just makes it more special to see him again."

A third praised: "Just heard about this. Lovely stuff. You're loved by everyone Kammy and I'm so glad you're still on our TV's. I love watching Cash In The Attic after work and Ninja Warriors on a Saturday. Don't ever think you don't deserve to be there."

While another gushed: "I love Chris Kamara."

The show's format remains relatively unchanged and the new run will span 40 episodes, which they hope will appeal to former viewers and attract a new audience.