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The Lightning Seeds‘ Ian Broudie will reunite to perform ‘Three Lions’ on TV tonight, ahead of England’s first major final in 55 years.As iNews reports, the trio will join forces on The Last Leg‘s Euros special, which is set to air on Channel 4 tonight (July 9).It comes after Broudie previously told the publication that he would “find an occasion” to perform the song before the game – but said a pre-match rendition at Wembley Stadium was looking increasingly unlikely.Baddiel, Skinner and Broudie will join comedians Adam Hills, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker live in the studio for a 90-minute extended episode of The Last Leg, which will air at 10pm.Broudie also recently reflected on 25 years of ‘Three Lions’ and revealed the secret behind

“Wow! You were prepared to have one of your internal organs removed.“Just for the sake of that lie,” she remarked.“You’ve got to commit I always feel,” Graham joked, before adding, “That’s a problem a lot of children make, they don’t commit to their lies.”Also on the programme was Desiree Burch and Alex Brooker.The former confessed to kissing her best friend’s boyfriend behind her back when she was at school, and Alex spoke about setting up a trap in his garden to catch a girl in his neighbourhood.Inspired by the film Home Alone, he said that he and his brothers wanted to catch a burglar, so he drew a plan in crayon and dug a hole in his garden.Luckily for the little girl, she never came close to falling in their hole, which had been dug

Lorraine Kelly let rip at coronavirus rule-breaking celebrities as she hosted Channel 4 Show The Last Leg on Friday night.

blasted the new film remake for 'using disability to highlight a character as a baddie.'Melissa, a campaigner for disability on screen and stage, shared a photo of Anne in character with claws which can be identified by their three-finger taloned hands which they hide by wearing five-finger gloves.The Last Leg's Alex Brooker also slammed the movie for its 'sad portrayal' of disability.He told the Daily Star: "As someone with missing fingers, it.s made me so sad to see how this is portrayed as something to be scared of."The story is that the witches wear gloves to hide what’s underneath."But now Anne has responded to the criticism, joining studio Warner Bros in issuing an apology and said "now that I know better I promise I'll do better".She

The new film 'The Witches' has been slammed for its 'sad portrayal' of disability.