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his promise of returning to his PE With Joe YouTube series with the country plunged into another lockdown, as he got back to the burpees and Pikachus today.We can only imagine Louis Theroux is loving life as fitness icon Joe began his latest round of tri-weekly workouts a week after Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the country, yet again, to stay at home, filming his latest spirited workout from his loungeroom in London.‘I’m going to be here as long as you need me…I’m out of breath, but I’m glad I’m back,’ Joe said, as he launched into a cartwheel and roly-poly when arriving on camera.As Joe began his warm-up, people began tuning into the live-stream in big numbers, with 100,000 on the counter just a few minutes in.

As Britain settles into its third lockdown, the stars of the original are returning for another outing. But everyone knows that, to keep things interesting in this third part of our unexpected lockdown trilogy, you need to have a new comedy character to draw people in.So, while you could continue to do your lockdown morning workout with that Joe Wicks, he now has new competition from Happy Mondays maraca-shaker Bez.The key difference between Joe Wicks and Bez though – or at least one of them – is that Wicks is already fit.

direct to your inboxHe was nicknamed 'Freaky Dancer' on the Madchester music scene in the late 80s and early 90s, and now Bez from the Happy Mondays is about to show us his moves during lockdown.Bez, real name Mark Berry, will be getting his step on every week for three months from Sunday January 17. And he looks set to rival fitness guru Joe Wicks with his online YouTube classes Get Buzzin' With Bez.

Joe Wicks has become the nation's new PE teacher following school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his lessons are officially returning next week. The Body Coach has also been streaming live fitness classes on YouTube, with viewers tuning in around the world to join in with the workouts that are filmed in his living room.He began his virtual fitness journey from his former home in Richmond, but he and his family moved to a new property in August 2020 after Joe says they outgrew it.

supports HTML5 videoJoe Wicks has opened up about his mental health following the third lockdown announcement, explaining he’s struggling to stay positive.After Boris Johnson announced that strict lockdown measures will once again be put in place in England, the fitness guru got emotional as he reflected on the pandemic and families who have struggled to cope.The dad-of-two said he wants to be open and honest about his feelings in the hopes that he could help others, explaining: ‘For me personally, I’m so emotional.‘I’m thinking about all the people out there that are struggling and that have got families and kids, living in tiny little flats, who can’t afford healthy food and heating.

A third fan said: “We will be there you are such an amazing person Joe.”A fourth parent replied: “Yay!!! Fair play Joe Myself and my children are so happy about this Thankyou!!”A fifth Instagram user commented: “Woohoo! You will be seeing my class, we are learning at home and last time PE with Joe was the highlight of our day!”A sixth fan wrote: “So thankful to hear this - you’re a star doing this!”Joe also took to Instagram last night to open up after Prime Minister Boris Johnson tightened England’s restrictions again."For me personally, I’m so emotional.

A-list roll call sing us John Lennon from their estates, or to hear about another celebrity spending wads of cash in order to dodge the kind of rules we’ve been beholden to, guilted by the Government to stick to to within an inch of our isolated existences.Or to see then the others having a ‘quarantine breakdown’ on their doorstep.2020 was the year we realised celebrities really are nothing like us and, while we want to be all in this together, it’s clear we’re all on different levels here.Let me start with everyone’s favourite ensemble cast – Gal Gadot’s Imagine video – which really got us off to a bad start with our elite pals.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoOur

Lockdown hero Joe Wicks ' amazing new family home reportedly set him back nearly £4.5million.

Danny Dyer has made his feelings about Joe Wicks crystal clear as he branded the fitness fanatic "f**king irritating".

supports HTML5 videoJoe Wicks has raised over £1.5 million for Children In Need after exercising for 24 hours.The Body Coach became a national treasure thanks to his free YouTube PE classes for kids during lockdown, but was pushed to his absolute limits as he took on a 24 hour PE Challenge to raise money for disadvantaged children and young people across the UK. And the UK paid him back, as they raised £1,520,020 for worthy causes.The challenge had raised around £630,000 by 7am this morning, but less than two hours later, the total had rocketed by nearly £400,000 as fans tuned into BBC Radio 2 on Friday morning, and more than doubled by the time the challenge ended.As the star finished up his challenge, he said: ‘I feel so buzzed, full of

youngsters fit during lockdown and now Body Coach Joe Wicks has completed a 24-hour workout for Children In Need. The dad-of-two raised more than £1million for the cause with his interactive 24 Hour PE Challenge which saw children and their families joining in from home.

Joe Wicks has started his 24-hour PE challenge and in typical The Body Coach fashion, he didn’t hold back.The fitness trainer, 34, kicked off a whole day (and night) of working out with one of his classic HIIT workouts for 20 minutes, promising he would bookend the workout with another 20 minute HIIT session at the end too. Joe dubbed himself the nation’s PE teacher at the start of lockdown in March by providing free online workouts each day for children to stream on YouTube.

Joe Wicks has opened up about his past, admitting it's not all been smooth sailing to get to where he is today.

Susanna Reid has asked Body Coach Joe Wicks for his best tips and tricks after putting on the "lockdown stone."

effort.Footballer Marcus Rashford has been made an MBE after campaigning to make sure vulnerable children still received proper meals during the pandemic.His campaign forced the government to make a U-turn over free school meal provision."As a young black man from Wythenshawe, never did I think I would be accepting an MBE, never mind an MBE at the age of 22," Rashford said."This is a very special moment for myself and my family, but particularly my mum who is the real deserving recipient of the honour."The fight to protect our most vulnerable children is far from over."Body coach Joe Wicks is also being made an MBE for helping children keep active and mentally fit during lockdown.He said: "My childhood and how I grew up, if you met me as a

Joe Wicks and Marcus Rashford are among the famous faces included in the Queen's Birthday Honours list this year.The Body Coach, 35, who kept the nation going during lockdown, is being made an MBE for helping children keep active and mentally fit with his online PE lessons.Speaking about the honour, Joe said: "My childhood and how I grew up, if you met me as a little boy you'd have thought 'He’s not going to go anywhere, he's not going to do anything great'."But I've turned it around and I really am proud I've become this person who's helping people."READ: James and Ola Jordan teary as they finally make major change to Ella's life WATCH: Relive the moment the Queen knighted Captain Sir Tom MooreFootballer Marcus Rashford, 22, has also been

The Body Coach, AKA Joe Wicks, has turned 35 and celebrated in true fitness guru style; by exercising then heading out to enjoy himself.The most famous PE teacher on the planet brought in the landmark birthday on Monday by working out in his home gym. He captioned the topless snap of himself in lycra, writing: “Time for a birthday workout,” alongside a bicycle emoji and a flame emoji.

Joe Wicks has revealed he’s bringing back PE With Joe after feeling ‘flat as a pancake’ without his live stream workouts.The YouTube fitness guru kept us all fit and active throughout lockdown with his daily workouts, which also raised a huge £580,000 for the NHS.While he finished the series in July as the UK began to open back up again, it seems fans are in luck.He wrote on Instagram: ‘That’s it I can’t leave it any longer. ‘I’ve felt as flat as pancake since PE with Joe ended and the truth is I really miss it.

Joe Wicks has revealed he's been having a few "flat" days since ending his daily P.E. lessons.The 33 year old, who recently showed off his incredible new gym after moving from Richmond into his "dream home", started his live classes during the coronavirus lockdown while kids weren't allowed to go to school for fear of catching the deadly bug.

supports HTML5 videoJoe Wicks took it upon himself to keep the nation active during lockdown, but now his Pe With Joe series has wrapped up, he admits he’s been ‘feeling flat’. The Body Coach star, 33, explained that since his daily YouTube workouts came to and end, he has been struggling to find a purpose, after having so much impact on others in the months that schools were shut.

Louis Theroux may be carrying a little more muscle mass these days after revealing how he beefed up in lockdown thanks to Joe Wicks’ popular workout tutorials. The 50-year-old filmmaker became a student of The Body Coach while stuck at home for months on end during the coronavirus pandemic and it seemed to work in his favour. According to Louis, he stuck with Joe’s fitness regime and is proud to say he has seen results. ‘I did it religiously every day, except for weekends,’ Louis revealed on The Joe Wicks podcast. He went on: ‘It’s almost a safety blanket.