Saturday Night Takeaway: Last News

Viewers were left "in tears" as they watched Claudia Winkleman do everything and anything Ant and Dec told her to do during a visit to IKEA in a skit for Saturday Night Takeaway.The Traitors host, 51, appeared on tonight's episode of the popular show during the 'Get Out of Me Ear' segment, where she went on a shopping trip to the popular Swedish furniture store to cause some chaos. During her visit, the hosting duo made Claudia have awkward encounters with some members of staff to ask about some products before throwing wooden spoons on the floor because they weren't the ones she wanted.

As Saturday Night Takeaway got underway once again this week, viewers at home were left complaining mere moments into the show, as they struggled to understand what this week’s guest announcer was saying. The popular ITV entertainment show kicked off with guest announcer Big Zuu, who promptly introduced fans at home to iconic Geordie duo Ant and Dec. However not everyone was keen on his unique voice, with many even questioning who the star was in the first place.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway viewers were left unimpressed on Saturday's episode after an "uncomfortable" prank aired on the ITV show. The Geordie duo are known for pranking people on the hit show, including celebrities, and the pair had teamed up with guest Amy, who wanted to prank her partner Liam, a serial prankster.

Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway fans were left distracted on Saturday's episode as the ITV show decided to surprise guest Liam. Liam's partner Amy had decided to surprise her partner as he is known for his pranks and the duo's date, which was across the road, was gatecrashed by a mischievous Ant and Dec.

Paul and Barry, Patsy and Eddie, Detectives Hart and Cohle - there’s something about a dynamic duo that gets you right in the feels. Whether they’ve known each other for decades or have been thrown together by chance, the back and forth between yin and yang is a fail-safe formula for on-screen magic.

Declan Donnelly was supported by his best friend and TV co-star Ant McPartlin at the funeral for his late brother, Father Dermot Donnelly.Donnelly was amongst the mourners carrying the coffin of his brother, Father Dermott Donnelly into St Mary’s Cathedral in Newcastle for a Requiem Mass.McPartlin was also pictured ahead of the service, which took place on Friday, alongside his wife Ann-Marie Corbett.The pair were both snapped looking sombre as they paid their final respects to Donnelly’s older brother.Catholic priest, Fr Donnelly, died aged 55 after he suffered a sudden serious illness.His death was announced on July 8 by the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, who said in a statement that the priest had ‘died peacefully this afternoon in hospital.’The Bishop said the news has ‘come as a great shock to all of us’, adding: ‘Please pray for the repose of his soul and keep his family, especially his mother, in your prayers at this difficult time.’His devastated brother later confirmed the news on Twitter, writing: ‘I am heartbroken to tell you that my darling brother Fr Dermott, @TweeterPriest, sadly passed away this afternoon.‘We are all beyond devastated.

A grieving Declan Donnelly was spotted preparing to say his final goodbye to his late brother Father Dermott, carrying the Catholic priest’s coffin into church.The TV star was joined by his family and friends at the Catholic Mass service on Thursday morning, after he died suddenly last week after suffering a serious illness.Donnelly looked sombre he paid his final respects wearing a black suit, outside the church in Newcastle, ahead of the funeral on Friday.The Britain’s Got Talent host, along with Fr Dermott’s other family members, were with him when he died ‘peacefully’ in hospital after he collapsed at home.Fr Dermott’s death was announced on July 8 by the Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, who said in a statement that the priest had ‘died peacefully this afternoon in hospital.’The Bishop said the news has ‘come as a great shock to all of us’, adding: ‘Please pray for the repose of his soul and keep his family, especially his mother, in your prayers at this difficult time.’His devastated brother confirmed the news on Twitter on Friday, writing: ‘I am heartbroken to tell you that my darling brother Fr Dermott, @TweeterPriest, sadly passed away this afternoon.‘We are all beyond devastated.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's hit ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway returned to screens for the final episode of the series.The presenting pair welcomed comedian Lee Mack to the show to be the guest announcer on the ITV show, but it didn't take long for things to go wrong.For the first segment of the night, Ring My Bell, the ITV show challenged one attendee's neighbours to run to their doorbell in time.Ant and Dec told viewers of the show to bring a wheelie bin to the door and then watched as one viewer managed to make it to the door in the final second.But one poor man accidentally suffered an awkward blunder as he said the "Ring my bell" catchphrase as he told the audience his exact address on TV.As they rushed to social media to comment on the error, one said: "Not the guy giving his full address out. Can't beat live TV."Another added: "Maybe not the best idea to give away your address on national TV."A third chipped in: "He's just casually revealed her address on national television."A fourth agreed: "Does he realise he’s just given his address to 9 million people."Meanwhile, fans were left devastated as the show came to an end for another series, as they had been loving it since it first returned in February.One fan posted: "Hats off to @antanddec.

Saturday Night Takeaway fans were delighted as hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly brought back a fan favourite for the live final show of the series. Viewers have been loving the new Ring My Bell game which sees members of the studio audience win £500 if they recognise their home via live footage from their doorbell camera.

Saturday Night Takeaway were left heartbroken after it was revealed that it was the show would soon be taken off-air.The popular weekend programme, which sees audience members win an array of prizes, has kept several viewers hooked over the last few weeks.But although fans have enjoyed the show since it came back on screens in February, many were clearly upset to see it come to an end - at least for the series.It will be back, however, after a series break.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their thoughts online.One person wrote: "Hats off to @antanddec. Putting much-needed smiles on faces during these sh***y times with the always wildly entertaining @itvtakeaway.

Saturday Night Takeaway fans were left stunned as they realised they'd been singing the wrong lyrics to a pop classic for almost 40 years. Viewers were gobsmacked when Culture Club took to the stage to perform their number one hit Karma Chameleon.

Saturday Night Takeaway fans think they spotted the real star of the show during the series' return over the weekend after a week break.

There was more chaos on screens on Saturday night as TV duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly returned with their much-loved, hit show.

ITV tonight (March 26) after a week away - and viewers couldn't stop talking about judge Jason Manford's suit. The comedian judges the show along with Sheridan Smith, Beverley Knight and Adam Lambert. The competition sees three singers transform into their celebrity icons at a time to perform a song.

Saturday Night Takeaway was hit with complaints from fuming viewers who claimed the show's studio audience were "too loud".The hit ITV show, hosted by Geordie deo Ant and Dec, returned to screens on Saturday night (March 26), but it wasn't long before fans were reeling over sound issues.In fact, the show had only just begun airing when fans flocked to Twitter to slam the show's excitable studio audience which could be heard whooping and cheering throughout the broadcast.In fact, some viewers claimed the audience noise was "embarrassing and cringe-worthy", whilst others demanded the show sort out the alleged sound problem as they could hardly hear segments on the show because of the noise.One fan wrote: "Stop whooping like morons on #SaturdayNightTakeaway please audience. It's embarrassing and cringe-worthy."A second said: "please sort your sound out! It's a battle every week to hear over the studio audience!!"A third commented: "Please tell the audience to shut up can hardly hear @MichaelBuble".The Canadian singer had showed off his beloved vocals during the start of the show amid the release of his latest album - Higher, which features a collaboration with Sir Paul McCartney.A fourth agreed: "Screaming audience drowning out Bublé.

In an ITV schedule shake up, Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway will be off air tonight.The hit variety show, which normally goes on at 7pm, won't air on Saturday 19 March as usual as a sporting event takes its place. So, why isn't it on? Well it's all eyes on the Six Nations currently with not one but two rugby matches taking place on Saturday 19. Ireland will be playing Scotland at 4pm in the first match of the day, before England play France at 7:15pm.

SATURDAY Night Takeaway fans were baffled tonight as Ant and Dec announced Fleur East's rainbow game was coming to an end. Despite the series having only started three weeks ago, the pair revealed today's outing would be the last.

SATURDAY Night Takeaway fans were left fuming as Ant and Dec announced that the show is OFF next week. The pair broke the news to fans live on air tonight explaining that ITV had opted to air the rugby instead.

Saturday Night Takeaway host Stephen Mulhern has taken to Twitter to share a health update with his concerned fans after going missing from the show since the latest series started a few weeks ago.The Catchphrase presenter, 44, explained he had been told to take a break from the show "on doctors orders" as he promised fans that he'll be "back to work soon".In view of his 674,000 followers, Stephen wrote: "Hello all, Sorry I’ve been quiet on here recently and thank you for all your lovely messages. I’ve had some time off and been resting up on doctors orders."I’m on the mend, I’m happy to say, and looking forward to getting back to work soon."In the meantime..." he went on before continuing in another post.Stephen wrote: "...

Stephen Mulhern has spoken out about why he has been absent from Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway in recent weeks.The presenter revealed his absence is down to "doctor’s orders" and he hasn't been well but is now "on the mend". He tweeted: "Hello all, Sorry I’ve been quiet on here recently and thank you for all your lovely messages. I’ve had some time off and been resting up on doctors orders.

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