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McFly's Tom Fletcher has reacted to his bandmate Danny Jones winning The Masked Singer UK last night. Singer and guitarist Danny was unmasked after performing as Piranha on the ITV series this year.The final saw Cricket, Bigfoot and Piranha battle it out before celebrity judges Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross, Rita Ora, Mo Gilligan and guest Rob Brydon.The 37 year old beat Cricket, who was unmasked as singer Lemar, and Bigfoot, revealed to be comedian Aex Brooker, to the crown before being unveiled as the McFly band member.Taking to Instagram, Tom, 38, who has been in McFly since 2003 with Danny, posted a sweet video of himself watching The Masked Singer UK with his three sons whom he shares with his wife Giovanna Fletcher.

The One Show's regular host Alex Jones was noticeably absent from Wednesday's episode, leaving BBC fans to be greeted by Clara Amfo and Vernon Kay at the helm.The duo kicked off the show by explaining why Alex wasn't in her usual seat—she was attending a prestigious event at Buckingham Palace for the BBC's 500-word challenge. Clara shared with viewers: "44,000 children, aged between five and 11 sent in their stories which were whittled down to a very lucky 50 finalists, who earlier today went to Buckingham Palace for the grand final alongside Her Majesty The Queen." Vernon chimed in with details about the star-studded affair, adding: "They were also joined by a host of celebs, celeb readers, actors, Olivia Colman, Rob Brydon and Matt Lucas. McFly's Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones and Strictly stars JB Gill and Rose Ayling-Ellis who helped bring the winning stories to life." Clara then revealed that Alex was also present at the event, along with The One Show's Roman Kemp, before treating the audience to a snippet of Alex chatting with Queen Camilla, reports the Mirror.

Steve Coogan has revealed there is a planned fifth series of the comedy The Trip in an unusual fashion, via a letter to Birmingham Magistrates Court.The star was caught speeding at 97mph in July 2024 and was found to already have six penalty points on his licence. The infraction would potentially have seen him given a driving ban, and the Alan Partridge creator pled to authorities for lenience.In the letter, first reported by The Standard, Coogan wrote: “I have a series of important film commitments scheduled for 2025, many of which involve driving as a central component of the work.

Steve Coogan has revealed that he is filming a new season of comedy The Trip in a bid to avoid being banned from driving.

Gavin & Stacey: The Finale is ripping up the record books in the UK.

Gavin and Stacey cast members missed out on big paydays when they agreed to star in the comedy. The first series of the beloved sitcom aired on BBC Three back in 2007.

Gavin and Stacey fans rejoiced as a surprise drop of never-before-seen footage from the iconic fishing trip featuring Uncle Bryn and Jason aired during the special, Gavin and Stacey: A Fond Farewell.

Gavin and Stacey: A Fond Farewell delighted fans with a surprise reveal of never-before-seen footage featuring Uncle Bryn and Jason on their infamous fishing trip, a long-standing joke throughout the sitcom.

In the BBC One documentary, Gavin and Stacey: A Fond Farewell, James Corden and Ruth Jones, the co-creators of the popular comedy series, reflected on the past two decades of the show, including the rewritten Christmas Special. The special, which aired on Christmas Day, brought the series to a close, with fans eager to see if Smithy (James Corden) and Nessa (Ruth Jones) would finally end up together.

As we bid farewell to 2024, viewers can sit down with presenter Graham Norton and watch The Graham Norton Show on New Year's Eve on BBC.

Warning: spoilers aheadFans have been reacting to the Gavin and Stacey finale, after it aired yesterday (December 25).The highly-awaited episode came five years after the last special ended on a cliffhanger with Nessa proposing to Smithy.In the leadup to its premiere on BBC One and BBC iPlayer last night at 9pm, fans had been speculating what the future held for the couple.Ruth Jones and James Corden – who co-wrote the series together – had previously hinted that the pair may not end up together in the finale, with Jones saying” “I keep telling people this finale might not be what you are expecting, and I guarantee we will definitely not be coming back.”Corden added: “What people are going to see on Christmas Day is the culmination of a 20-year love story, which hopefully shows, if nothing else, that love is complicated and messy and for everyone.”When last night’s episode began, many fans were shocked to see Cordon’s Smithy planning a wedding with Laura Aikman’s Sonia, rather than Jones’s Nessa.However, the wedding ultimately didn’t go ahead when Mathew Horne’s Gavin interrupted the ceremony to tell his best friend he was making a mistake – which the entire party seemed to agree with.Smithy then leaves Sonia at the alter and rushes to meet Nessa before she departs on a boat from Southhampton. There, he professes his love to her and proposes.“We’re messy and not perfect,” he told her, echoing Cordon’s aforementioned teasers.

The BBC can breathe easy into its festive leftovers, after all the hype, cross-promotion and marketing paid off – with the finale of long-running comedy Gavin and Stacey winning the UK’s top Christmas Day audience.

The BBC are adding a heart-warming animated family film to viewers screens this Christmas. Tiddler will be the twelfth Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler adaptation, with previous years showing favourites such as The Gruffalo, The Highway Rat, and Tabby McTat.

The Gavin and Stacey Christmas special airing on BBC will explore Nessa's "chequered life" according to co-creator of the show James Corden.

Gavin And Stacey finale is one of the most eagerly-anticipated moments of the TV calendar this year, and the official trailer is out now – watch it below.It’s been five years since the last episode of the iconic sitcom – the 2019 Christmas special – which ended in a cliffhanger after Nessa, played by Ruth Jones, proposed to Smithy (James Corden).The trailer doesn’t reveal whether the pair, who share son Neil the Baby (Oscar Hartland) are now married, with viewers needing to wait until Christmas Day to find out what happened in the years since the last episode.However, it teases a potential explanation of what happened between Uncle Bryn (Rob Brydon) and his nephew, Jason (Robert Wilfort), on their infamous fishing trip – one of the biggest mysteries in the show.

Amy Dowden has admitted to being 'gutted' as her TV future was dealt a fresh blow. The Strictly Come Dancing star was due to appear in the MasterChef Strictly Christmas special.

K.J. Yossman “Ted Lasso” star Hannah Waddingham attended the premiere of upcoming animation “Tiddler” at the Sea Life London Aquarium on Sunday. Waddingham, who voices the narrator in the half-hour film, posed with some of Tiddler’s fishy friends ahead of the screening.

The end is near.

BBC has offered Gavin and Stacey fans a sneak peek into what the final episode holds. The last instalment was confirmed earlier this year, with James Corden sharing the thrilling news with fans on social media.

James Corden, star and co-writer of Gavin and Stacey, has set tongues wagging with hints that beloved character Uncle Bryn might meet his end this Christmas.The actor, who pens the popular sitcom alongside Ruth Jones, hinted at a sombre turn of events in the much-anticipated Christmas special – the final episode of the series. Uncle Bryn, portrayed by Rob Brydon of Would I Lie To You? fame, has been a staple since the show's 2007 pilot. However, speaking at The Global Gift Gala charity event in London, James teased: "What we were editing today was a very moving and emotional scene at Bryn's funeral.

He might be known for his work doing stand-up or his time on The Last Leg, but John Widdicombe has embarked on a new adventure as one of the latest stars to join Celebrity Gogglebox.The comedian will appear on the celebrity version of the popular Channel 4 show alongside Stephen Merchant where the pair will react to TV shows in aid of Stand Up to Cancer. “Stand Up to Cancer is an incredible cause so I am honoured to be involved.

It's the end of an era, as the BBC announced the bittersweet news that Gavin And Stacey is wrapping up for good.The final scenes have been shot, leaving fans to bid farewell to some of the most cherished locations on Television. Ending on a high note, the Tadross Hotel better known to viewers as The Dolphin pub from the show's holiday special witnessed a star-studded farewell. Ruth Jones (Nessa), James Corden (Smithy), Alison Steadman (Pam Shipman), Larry Lamb (Mick Shipman), Joanna Page (Stacey West), Rob Brydon (Uncle Bryn), and Melanie Walters (Gwen) embraced their final moments, engaging with fans for photos and autographs, as reported by the Mirror.