BBC One in major schedule shake-up as a FULL NIGHT of television is scrapped
BBC ONE has announced a major schedule shake-up as a full night of television is scrapped.
Bosses at the broadcaster have ditched several fan-favourite shows for a live telly special.
This year's Children in Need campaign will broadcast on Friday, November 15th.
Ade Adepitan MBE, Mel Giedroyc, Rochelle Humes, Vernon Kay, Chris Ramsey and Lenny Rush will all host the annual event.
Live coverage kicks off from 7pm on BBC One and iPlayer, running for a whopping three hours.
However, it means that Alex Jones and Roman Kemp have been pulled off air from The One Show.
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The magazine show isn't the only casualty of the schedule changes, with MasterChef: The Professionals also axed.
Fans will have to wait for their next John Torode and Gregg Wallace fix until the following week.
Long-running satirical series Have I Got News For You has also been ousted from its 9pm slot.
During the night viewers will see the Children in Need choir performing anthemic Take That classic ‘Never Forget’.
Paddy McGuinness will also be finding out just how much money he's raised from his Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge.
The BBC also teased: "The One Show’s Challenge Squad, which features young people who have been supported by BBC Children in Need projects, will culminate in two live performances in the BBC Children in Need Studio, alongside some very special guests including the multi-platinum selling artist Ella Henderson.
"The audience can also expect a special performance from the cast of COME ALIVE! The Greatest Showman, which is a brand-new Circus Spectacular."
The One Show hosts past and present
The One Show has had a number of presenters since it launched in 2006 - but who are they?
Current
- Alex Jones - Alex is the longest-severing current host of The One Show as she's been a regular fixture on the green sofa since 2011.
- Ronan Keating - After stints of X-Factor and The Voice: Australia, Boyzone star Ronan swapped singing for chatting, also joining The One Show in 2021.
- Roman Kemp - Roman initially signed on to be a guest presenter on The One Show in 2022 but made the move permanent the following year. This brought his time on Capital Breakfast to an end.
- Lauren Laverne - DJ, singer and Desert Island Discs host Lauren became a regular host on the BBC chat show at the same time as Roman.
Guest
The One Show also has a number of relief and guest presenters. They are:
- Retired gymnast Gabby Logan (2009–2010, 2013—present)
- Former Welsh rugby union player and Morning Live star Gethin Jones (2009, 2020—present)
- Watchdog's Matt Allwright (2010—present)
- BBC Radio 2 Breakfast host Zoe Ball (2012–13, 2016–17, 2021–present)
- Former ballet dancer Debbie McGee (2014—present)
- Newsround presenter Ore Oduba (2015—present)
- Former politician and This Morning star Gyles Brandreth (2016—present)
- Watchdog's Michelle Ackerley (2016—present)
- Irish presenter and Strictly alum Angela Scanlon (2016—present)
- Today star Amol Rajan (2017—present)
- Presenter and X-Factor star Rylan Clark (2019—present)
- Former professional footballer and Strictly star Alex Scott (2019—present)
- McFly drummer Harry Judd (2020—present)
Past
- Previous presenters of The One Show include ITV sports journalist Adrian Chilies (2006-2010), TV chef Nadia Sawalha (2006-2007), model Myleene Klass (2007), former Dancing on Ice host Christine Bleakley (2007-2010), beloved radio presenter Chris Evans (2010-2015), comedian Jason Manford (2010), Countryfile's Matt Baker (2011-2020), and former professional footballer-turned-pundit Jermaine Jenas (2021-2024).