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Bake Off host Mel Giedroyc and DIY SOS frontman Nick Knowles are the best of enemies.Mel confessed: "Nick Knowles really hates me. He absolutely detests me."I did this silly sort of Radio Times interview.

Nick also divulged in the interview, that despite being known as a lothario in his older years, he had struggled as a teenager to even talk to the opposite sex.He shared: "I was shy about talking to girls in particular."That younger self would be amazed that I became able to do that, and that I’d managed to find people who were prepared to be in a relationship with me, marry me, and give me amazing children."Nick began working on DIY SOS back in 1998, alongside Kate McIntyre and Brigid Calderhead.The show was launched after audience figures showed interest in other home make-over shows such as Changing Rooms.DIY SOS is a weekly full builder and designer level renovation of a section of a viewer's home, taken on by a team of professionals.It

BBC Children in Need’s 2020 Appeal, the charity has released seven limited edition Pudsey and Blush Bears in collaboration with BBC Studios.The collection of Bears are inspired by the nation’s favourite BBC shows and include Autumnwatch, Countryfile, DIY SOS, Doctor Who, EastEnders and MasterChef.Each limited edition Bear will be made to order using 100% recycled PET and individually numbered with a special Pudsey passport.The unique Bears are available for pre-order now until November 30, 2020 and will be due for delivery in Spring 2021.Retailing at £20 from bbcchildreninneedshop.co.uk, 38 per cent of the price of each limited edition Bear will benefit BBC Children in Need.Autumnwatch Pudsey is ready for a walk in nature with his