Phil Tufnell: Last News

Dancing on Ice was won by Regan Gascoigne, who blew the judges and viewers at home away with his performances, alongside pro partner Karina Manta. And, before long it will be time for a new batch of skating stars to take to the rink in a bid to impress Olympic legends Torvill and Dean and their fellow judges.

Express.co.uk, the former rugby union player said that the three of them are still extremely close after they all left the show back in 2020. Not wanting to leave the show, Matt Dawson and fellow team captain Phil Tufnell, 56, left alongside Sue Barker, 66, who was asked by the BBC to leave in order for them to “refresh” the quiz show.

Carol Vorderman and Paul Burrell have been spotted returning from South Africa, after reportedly filming I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’s All Stars special. The juggernaut series will be reaching our screens next year, after hosts by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly made the exciting announcement last week. The spin-off series sees campmates from previous seasons of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here return to the jungle once again.

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Gillian McKeith, Carol Vorderman and Amir Khan are leading I'm A Celebrity All Stars line-up as it gets set to hit screens next year.

Joe Swash and Phil Tufnell are reportedly among the 15 celebrity contestants for the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! all-star special. Winners and losers of previous series will come together for another chance to become king or queen of the jungle – or even to retain their crowns. ITV did not confirm the famous faces, which have been reported by The Sun, and said more details will be revealed nearer the time.

The line-up of the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Here All Star spin-off has been revealed, with many fan favourites expected to return to the popular show. The 15 celebrities taking part have already completed filming for the show, which is set to air in early 2023.

I'M A Celebrity All Stars has signed up a former winner and cricket legend as filming for the show kicks off in South Africa. Sporting ace and TV star Phil Tufnell is returning to the ITV show for its All Stars version, which is due to hit screens next year. Phil, 56, was spotted at the airport with the other celebrities due to be taking part as they jetted off to South Africa.

HOUSE of Games fans have had the same complaint about Strictly's Katya Jones. The professional dancer is one of four famous faces taking part in this week's episode of the Richard Osman show.

BBC’s Question of Sport, which he inherited in September 2021.The former Strictly star, 38, has teamed up with Boots UK for the second series of the health and wellbeing podcast Taboo Talk, where he discusses the topic of chronic pain with host Vogue Williams. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Ugo addressed the taboo topic of both physical and mental pain in the sporting world, addressing the challenges he faced on the pitch, alongside pressures he tackled whilst under the spotlight. Ugo is a former rugby union player, who has since worked as a sports pundit, before joining BBC’s Question of Sport late last year. When asked about what kind of pressure being in the public eye for so long put on his mental health, he replied: “It's interesting, isn't it? The word pressure?“Yeah, I did some high profile things last year, but I guess from the outside people say it's a lot of pressure. “I think it's a real privilege to have done the things that I've done,” Ugo admitted.“Being a captain on A Question of Sport and Strictly, the largest show on telly, comes with its pressures, but they’re privileges because the alternative is that you don't do them -  and I'd rather do them. “I think whenever I do anything, my number one goal is that I want to give the best account of myself. “And when you're on shows like that, on Question of Sport as a team captain, I want to be able to offer up the best version of myself every single time for the guests that are there.”Ugo became a team captain on Question of Sport back in September alongside ex-hockey champion Sam Quek.The new team came in to replace Matt Dawson, Phil Tufnell, and longtime host Sue Barker, who exited the show as the BBC attempted a new format shake-up.Ugo and Sam

Phil Tufnell has told how he was inches away from “certain death” after falling down a hole on his way to find a boozer.The ex-England ace was on tour in Grenada with pal Robin ‘Judgey’ Smith when he almost came a cropper.Tuffers, 55, said: “Someone had given me and Judgey – the usual suspects looking for a rum punch at half past ten at night – directions to a nice little beach bar.“All we had was the light of the moon.“We’d done the sand bit and were now, inevitably, roaming lost on the cliffs. ‘Judgey,’ I said, ‘are you sure this is the way?’ It would have been nice to have an idea, what with there being a 40-foot drop onto the rocks below.“Eventually we made it down to another beach and found ourselves on a bashed-up old jetty.

BBC programme to line-up a whole new panel of presenters.But it's clear they will be sorely missed, as the original trio were given an "incredible" send off as they appeared at a live version of the quiz show in Birmingham.Matt told the audience: "So that is that.Sue, Matt and Phil Tufnell are no more.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, about Top Gear, after the latter questioned what was going on with A Question of Sport since the comedian was appointed as Sue Barker's replacement.

"It was just turning up and having a good time with your mates."And then, they sort of said, ‘Right, OK, we’re going to take it in a new direction’."He added: "And we sort of went, ‘Oh, crikey.That’s a shame …’."Phil admits that he loved every single minute on the show and has not got a "bad word" to say about it.The cricketer used to watch the show with his family and they would joke that he hadn't made it until he was a captain on the programme.Ex-pro tennis player Sue first took over hosting the series from commentator David Coleman in 1997, while Matt and Phil led teams on the show for 16 and 12 years respectively.The latter took over from Ally McCoist in February 2008.The show itself was first broadcast in 1970, with over 3,000

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You can’t say that Sue Barker, Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell didn’t enjoy a very good innings on A Question of Sport. But as the legendary BBC quiz returns for an incredible 51st series, it’s all about to change.

BBC show after 23 years.In September, it was announced that the 65-year-old and co-stars Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell would not be returning.While Paddy, 48, will be joined in the latest series by fellow newcomers Sam Quek and Ugo Monye.However, the news of the long-running trio's departure was slammed by fans after it emerged."Sick and tired of all that's good getting thrown out for the sake of diversity or age," one Twitter user said at the time."Why change something that works? They are a great team! It’s so funny," a second agreed.The BBC later said: "We have received some complaints about upcoming changes to the line-up on A Question of Sport."...

Channel 4's Sunday Brunch.The 55-year-old has remained a prominent voice in sport after he retired from the game in 2002, following a career which saw him earn 42 Test caps for England.

Bolton funny man Paddy McGuinness has been revealed as the new host of A Question Of Sport, after long-time quizmaster Sue Barker stepped down. Tennis star Barker had hosted the show for 24 years before her last episode went out in May, and leaves alongside former team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell.

BBC has a number of comics in the running to present A Question of Sport, reports claim.It was revealed last year that Sue Barker and team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell would be leaving the sporting quiz show.Alex Scott was initially believed to be in the running for the role, but now The Sun reports that she's actually set to be a team captain.The show - which has run since 1970 - is set for a major overhaul as well, said to be based on a hybrid between Have I Got News For You and A League Of Their Own.The reboot has sought the help of Pete Ogden, who helped to create Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway.A source said: "Pete is showbiz through and through, and will bring back some much-needed glamour to A Question of Sport."Bosses

Matt Dawson is best known for his rugby career having retired from the sport in 2006.Tonight Matt will battle his rival team captain, former cricketer Phil Tufnell, on A Question Of Sport with host Sue Barker, but who is the former rugby player married to?Matt Dawson and his wife of 11 years Carolin Hauskeller announced their split in September.Carolin is a former German model who is now said to work in marketing.During their marriage, Matt and Carolin welcomed sons Alex and Sam.At the time the A Question Of Sport star announced their split on Twitter.He wrote: "We know this will be a surprise to most, but after 11 years together Carolin and I have decided our relationship needs a new direction, bringing our marriage to an end."Matt went on