Michael Macintyre: Last News

The BBC has announced its 2022 Christmas schedule and is certainly set to excite viewers over the festive season.

THE Wheel viewers broke down in tears after a contestant with a sick wife made history and won £116k. The BBC show has had an incredible run this series, with one contestant winning £82k by answering a single question, while another smashed records by securing £96k. However, both wins were blown out of the water on Saturday night when Jonathan decided to go big and play for £116k.

NBC will strip its U.S. remake of hit U.K. game show across two weeks in an unusual scheduling move.

STRICTLY Come Dancing will air much later this week as the show moves to Blackpool for the first time in two years. The hit programme is going to be on BBC One nearly an hour later than last week. Viewers will need to tune in at 7.45pm to see the remaining eight couples battle for survival on the dance floor.

PREGNANT Stacey Dooley looked amazing as she revealed her growing baby bump in a chic LBD. The broadcaster and documentary-maker, 35, stepped out in a slim-fit black dress complete with a slit at the chest. Back in August, Stacey revealed she was pregnant with her first child.

A dad-of-three scooped £60,000 on BBC gameshow The Wheel and became the second Scot to walk away with a cash jackpot.

A nurse has told how Rangers legend Ally McCoist changed her life by helping her win £82,000 on a TV game show.

Ally McCoist helped a contestant on game show The Wheel make history by landing a whopping £82,000. The Rangers and Scotland legend appeared as one of the celebrities on Michael McIntyre’s popular Saturday night TV hit.

STRICTLY Come Dancing is on at a slightly later time tonight after viewers whittled down the contestants. It will air in its latest slot for weeks, between episodes of Michael McIntyre's The Wheel and Blankety Blank. Viewers should tune in at 7pm so make sure they don't miss it.

THERE’S no business more fickle than showbiz, as Michael McIntyre learnt when his game show The Wheel became a runaway hit. Just weeks into its first series on the BBC, TV corporations around the world were keen to make their own versions. But despite the format being his brainchild, Michael was forced to ­audition for his role as host.

Twitter user, Gareth penned: "Who the hell is preserving @AnnekaRice.She looks bloody amazing and hasn’t aged a bit! #nta #NTAs #NTAAwards."Amazing Umbrella tweeted: "How does Anneka Rice look exactly the same as when I was a child??? #NTAs She is amazing."Gillian Hudson echoed: "Anneka Rice hasn’t changed one bit! And I have!! #inawe #NTAs #NTAAwards."Juliette wrote: "Anneka Rice looks bloody amazing #NTAs."Meanwhile, Anneka sparked confusion among viewers after she accidentally announced the wrong winner live at the ceremony.She took to the stage to announce the winner of the Best Quiz Game Show award at Thursday's event.But as she began to announce the nominees, the presenter seemed to get confused and it appeared as though she said the 1% Club had won the award.However, it quickly became apparent that the actual winner was Beat The Chasers.Ant and Dec address NTA win as Alison Hammond says she should've won[LATEST]Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield 'forced to queue' at NTAs[TV]Strictly's Debbie McGee risks malfunction in sheer dress at NTAs[PICTURES]Viewers took to the micro-blogging site as they reacted to the awkward blunder.Linda quipped: "And that, folks, is why Anneka Rice has not been a regular on TV for some time #NTAs."Teena noted: "I thought Anneka said 1% club won."Liam joked: "Mission failed Anneka #NTAs."Telly Talk commented: "You had one job Anneka #NTAs."Rubes added: "She can never present an award again #NTAs""The 1% Club," Anneka said before realising her error, as viewers noted her mistake online."No," she went on to add before reading out the other nominations."We've got Beat the Chasers, In for a Penny and Michael McIntyre."And the National Television Award goes to, have you got the sound ready

Holly Willoughby's husband Dan Baldwin has seen its assets plunge by £1.6million.The latest accounts for Hungry Bear Media Ltd make grim reading, with assets having tanked from £1.83m in 2020 to just £256,000.Holly's husband Dan founded the company in 2014 and he is listed as managing director on the companies house website.READ MORE: Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco expecting first child with beau Tom PelphreyThe figures, acquired by the Daily Mail, also show that Hungry Bear Media Ltd slashed its number of employees by almost half, from 38 down to just 20.The company has created programmes such as Michael McIntyre's Big Show, The Wheel and Freeze The Fear With Wim Hof, which is co-presented by Holly and Lee Mack.The Daily Mail reported that a spokesperson for the company declined to comment.The news is the latest blow for Holly, who is increasingly likely to leave This Morning before the end of the year, according to bookies.Holly and Phillip Schofield, who have shared the ITV daytime sofa for 13 years, have seen their popularity plummet in the wake of the queue-jump scandal.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.That has seen punters place a number of bets on the pair to leave imminently.Ladbrokes were offering odds as short as 6/4 for Holly and Phil not to be presenting This Morning at the start of 2023.READ NEXT:Holly Willoughby warns Joel Dommett 'you cannot drink whilst hosting NTAs'Holly Willoughby says people 'like to pigeon-hole' her in cryptic post after queue dramaHolly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield 'odds on to leave This Morning' in months

in 2017, I asked: “Is this America’s Michael McIntyre?” OK, so the Indiana man is bluer of collar, and rather less gigglesome. But he was, like the Englishman, a purveyor of fun-for-all-the-family observational comedy, inhabiting that territory where funny foodstuffs, marital scrapes and pesky kids meet, and from which politics and rude words have made themselves scarce. Here was an act – known as “the king of clean” – who opened for the pope in Philadelphia before a million-strong audience, whose albums topped the Billboard comedy chart and secured six Grammy nominations, and who reigned supreme at standup comedy without ruffling any feathers whatsoever.

Hugh Dennis has said that he’s ‘sad’ but remains ‘proud’ as Mock the Week begins its last ever season on the BBC. The comedian and actor, 60, has appeared as a team captain on the topical stand-up show ever since it began in 2005 – more than 200 episodes have been broadcast since then. The series featured many household names, including series regulars Frankie Boyle and Russell Howard, and has also featured the likes of Michael McIntyre, Rhod Gilbert, and Sarah Millican.

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Pat Sharp and the Fun House twins have reunited in an amazing snap. The mulleted legend and the blonde twosome starred in the beloved kids’ programme from 1989 to 1999 and it was every school child’s dream to take part in the messy, bonkers game show.

COLOURFUL kids series Balamory is still treasured 20 years after it landed on kids' telly. The legendary CBeebies series was set in a fictional Scottish village with happy-go-lucky characters like Miss Hoolie and Suzie Sweet being favourites with young viewers. Balamory, which ran from 2002 - 2005, won Best Pre-school Live Action Series at the 2004 BAFTA Children’s Awards.

A great-grandmother has celebrated her 100th birthday with a special singsong from a popular Ayrshire TV star.

Kevin Bridges has opened up about his mental health battle and admits he even once considered quitting stand up.

BBC has confirmed that the popular programme Mock The Week will be axed - with the next eight episodes being the last for the show.After 17 long years, the channel has decided that the next series will be the last for the programme which is hosted by Irish comedian Dara O'Brian.The final instalments will be aired in the autumn and then show will be removed from air, for good.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty 'jealous' as co-star lands 'dream' stintMock The Week has been a home hub for many comedians over the years, including the likes of Frankie Boyle, Rory Bremner, Russell Howard and Chris Addison. The show first graced screens in 2005 and went on to produce 21 successful series with more than 2 episodes going out to fans.In a statement, Dara explained that they were "closing the doors" as he hilariously went on to slam those who had found fame on the show and not been back in contact.The host said: "That’s it folks, the UK has finally run out of news.

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