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Channel 5 will former host Jules Hudson back presenting the show alongside new host and former professional footballer Chris Kamara.READ MORE: Neighbours tragedies on location – shocking murder, teen shooting and brothel deathDuring Monday's debut episode, Chris and expert appraiser Paul Hayes visited Ian and his stepson Bradley in Leamington Spa.Retired civil servant Ian and Bradley, who has autism, bonded over their shared love of trains when Ian started dating Bradley’s mum Amanda.The family live in Ian’s late parents’ house which they’ve been renovating for the last couple of years.There was no shortage of stuff for Kammy and Paul to rummage through.While appraiser Paul Hayes was slightly off with his estimation the pair walked away with over £4,000.However, viewers were left unhappy as the show replaced Australian soap Neighbours following its final episode last week.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Actually so excited that Cash in the Attic is back."Another added: "How the deuce has Neighbours been replaced by Channel 5’s resurrection of Cash in the Attic!!! Who wants to watch that? It was cancelled on BBC years ago.'A third person posted: "When @neighbours is finished for the TV guide to put on s**t like Cash in the Attic make it make sense."While a fourth social media user said: "Really @channel5_tv? Cancel Neighbours to put on Cash in the Attic instead."However, other fans were delighted to see the show back on their screens.One viewer penned: "Cash in the Attic is back on.

AHEAD of Cash In The Attic's eagerly anticipated return, presenter Jules Hudson has revealed that he never leaves anything in his own loft - and for good reason. In November last year, it was revealed that the daytime telly gem would be making a comeback - a decade after the BBC axed it from schedules.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefFormer Manchester City and England soccer player Micah Richards fronts “Player Pranks,” a show commissioned by Sky, produced by Zig Zag and Krempelwood. The show sees the Premier League winner team up with his Sky Sports colleague Adam ‘Smithy’ Smith for a top-secret mission to prank the great and good of football.

@benshephard just bumped into Jimmy Floyd at St George’s Park where his team Burton Albion train. “Great facilities.” The snap showed Ben standing and smiling for the camera alongside his sporty pals. However, the news presenter appeared to be standing on top of a treadmill to reach the same height as the other two. He wrote playfully, in response to Chris’ tweet: “You weren’t supposed to get my feet in shot!”But some fans spotted other photo blunders, too. @Jonny_Wilkes commented: “Never mind the feet …is that a see through top you have on ???” Ben replied in good jest, writing: “Haha these pecs need airing!!” Others joked about Ben’s lacklustre appearance. @MarcusFranks13 said: “Ben it’s not a great look from the knees down.”It comes after the announcement that Ben and Chris have joined forces to present Unbelievable!, a new BBC Sounds and BBC Radio 5 Live podcast. The pair will interview some of the biggest names in football together in weekly episodes starting August 4th. They will be joined by current players, legends of the game, and some celebrity fans as well. The duo will uncover behind the scenes insights into the lives of the biggest players in the sport. Speaking to the BBC yesterday, Chris said: “We can’t wait to launch the podcast and start sharing the unbelievable stories from the show. “We’ve lined up some real characters to join us – people who have seen and done it all in football. “We’ve had a lot of laughs so far and we’ve already unearthed some stories that will thrill fans of all clubs.”Co-star Ben added: “It’s been great teaming up with Kammy again to chat to some of the biggest legends, and some of the most entertaining characters, in the game. “We’ve had a lot of fun recording, but we’ve also

Aston Villa boyfriend will miss out on featuring in this summer’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2022.Alisha Lehmann, who has some seven million followers on Instagram, has said that she will not be able to feature in the upcoming tournament. Switzerland head coach Nils Nielsen had chosen her to be a member of the side.

Middlesbrough are a very well supported club in the Championship and they also have their fair share of celebrity fans. James Arthur, Bob Mortimer, Mark Benton and Chris Kamara are among the famous people with connections to the club and will be hoping that Chris Wilder can fire the club back to the promised land next season.

Olympic Games. Organisers are locked in talks about introducing iconic courses like those in the TV series for Los Angeles 2028. TV bosses are in negotiations with games chiefs about making it the new fifth discipline in the Modern Pentathlon, replacing horse riding.Ninja obstacle courses are being tested out ahead of applying to the IOC.

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Chris Kamara has shared a snap of himself hooked up to an oxygen chamber "continuing his recovery" after presenting The Games.Kamara, 64, announced he was leaving Soccer Saturday earlier this season after suffering from apraxia of the speech as a result of medical problems. He captioned the post: “Six enjoyable days working on The Games.

ITV launched its brand new show The Games earlier this week. It saw a bunch of celebrities put through their paces while competing in a series of Olympic-style games.

Holly Willoughby savagely shut down her co-host Freddie Flintoff during a racy moment on ITV's The Games.This Morning star Holly was forced to give former cricketer Freddie a stern telling off when he made a cheeky joke about 'holding shafts' right before the celeb javelin challenge on Wednesday night (May 11).Freddie asked the studio how to hold a shaft correctly, prompting Holly to say "enough of that" before complaining that the show was no longer "PG" and hastily trying to move the segment on. It's not the first time the new ITV sports show has aired a rude moment, as former Corrie star Ryan Thomas suffered an epic wardrobe malfunction earlier this week.The soap star was competing in the swimming event when his swimming trunks fell down in the pool to expose his bare bottom to the nation, where potentially millions could be watching him.Poor Ryan was mortified to see his yellow trunks down by his legs during the gaffe.Lucy Mecklenburgh, Ryan's partner and mum of his child, clearly saw the funny side as she shared the moment on her Instagram Story."There you go...

Ryan Thomas was left slightly red-faced after his The Games wardrobe malfunction was captured on camera. The former Coronation Street star is currently competing in the ITV show, a reboot of the Channel 4 programme last aired in 2006.

ITV’s shiny new celebrity sports day-esque programme The Games seemed all too familiar for many viewers. Fans of a certain age will be able to remember a very similar format which could be seen on TVs almost a decade ago.

IT was the popular noughties reality show that saw celebrities face off in athletics competitions after being coached by Olympic pros. Now The Games is returning to our screens tonight after 16 years.

The Games hit screens for the very first time on Monday night (May 9) for a bumper hour and a half special. The new live ITV show sees twelve super-fit celebrities battling it out in a range of sporting events while racking up points and being placed in either gold, silver or bronze medal position.

Mel B was ever the supportive mum on Monday evening as her daughter, Phoenix Chi, placed second in the 100m race on ITV's The Games. The race kicked off the series, as 23-year-old Phoenix battled Chelcee Grimes,30, Rebecca Sarker, 46, Olivia Attwood, 30, Christine McGuinness, 34, and Lucrezia Millarini, 46. Singer Chelcee ultimately took the crown as she and Phoenix battled for the win - with Mel intently watching as she beamed with pride.

Chris Kamara is making a return to ITV as he takes his place on The Games. The new ITV show will see twelve super-fit celebrities battling it out in a sporting spectacular event across a week of live programmes.

Twelve famous faces will be pushed to their sporting limits across a week of live shows on ITV. The Games, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff, will see celebrities go head-to-head in events including 100-meter sprint, diving and cycling.

ITV show. Phillip Schofield presented the morning programme alongside Rochelle Humes, who was standing in for the 41-year-old as she takes on new presenting duties. Holly is set to helm ITV ’s new reality sports show The Games with co-star Freddie Flintoff and as a result will miss This Morning this week.

Holly Willoughby has teased her upcoming ITV show alongside her new co-host. The This Morning presenter took to Instagram with a seflie alongside Freddie Flintoff as the pair prepare to join forces for a week of live TV.

TYSON Fury will make a guest appearance on new ITV show The Games. The 33-year-old WBC heavyweight champion will lead a roster of sports stars making guest appearances on the show each night.