Ant and Dec: Last News

Ant And Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway will air at a new time tonight (18 March) as the programme moves to make way for a sports broadcast.The Geordie duo’s hit ITV series recently returned for its nineteenth series and has been delighting viewers with its usual mix of hilarious sketches, pranks and competitions with huge prizes.The programme usually airs at 7pm but will be on later as ITV airs coverage of the Six Nations rugby tournament throughout the afternoon and early evening. ITV will broadcast the France vs Wales game, which starts at 1.55pm, followed by Ireland vs England at 4.30pm.

Ant and Dec fans went wild on Saturday Night Takeaway as they underwent a 70s makeover to dance with Jake Shears at the end of the episode. The two hosts, both aged 47, sported long wigs and ditched their smart suits for disco attire, which included high-waisted pink and leopard print flares.

Ant and Dec were forced to apologise on Saturday Night Takeaway after guest commentator, Toni Collette, accidentally swore as she took part in a game live on-air. During the latest episode, Toni, 50, took part in Saturday Night At The Movies, where families appeared via video with props and she had to guess the film.

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 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.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly were treated to a serious dose of nostalgia on Friday morning as they sat down with one of the first ever Britain’s Got Talent contestants – 17 years after first meeting. Appearing on Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden, the Geordie duo caught up with Connie Talbot, now 22, who had previously met the stars when she was just six years old! The pint sized pop star first auditioned all the way back in 2007 when she managed to win over the hearts of the judges, including Simon Cowell himself, with her performance of Somewhere Over The Rainbow.

Mike Tindall snubs I'm A Celeb's Matt Hancock in awkward moment"There were lots of laughs, I love [Boy] George and Seann [Walsh] and Babatunde [Aleshe] and I just thought there was a really lovely bunch this year."Quizzed about Matt Hancock, he added: "Yeah, well that was an interesting one, wasn't it? Yeah, he did very well in there. Obviously coming third."Asked if he was nervous about interviewing him, he went on to say: "It was a bit of a different one, but no, not very nervous because, you know, it was all within the context of the show.So yeah, that was really interesting."Ant would not be drawn on his opinions about MP Hancock, who was paid a reported £400,000.Asked what he thought of the ex Health Secretary, he grinned and said: "I just think the whole series has been good, you know.

Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly, both 47, were keen to get more of a glimpse of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter Zara Tindall, 41, when she reunited with her husband Mike Tindall, 44.

"You're free, you're free," Dec commented, before giving him a hug.He continued: "You said in the trial yesterday, 'I've ticked all the boxes. I'm done.' And then we heard Matt say, 'Just when you wanted to stay...'"Chris replied: "I know.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's comment section after Thursday's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Riled up viewers argued Loose Women presenter Charlene White should be the first evictee on the ITV show, amid claims she broke the rules.Earlier this week Charlene was appointed deputy by new camp leader Matt Hancock, which meant they could sleep in an RV.But the 42-year-old has infuriated viewers after she opted out of sharing the comfortable space with the West Suffolk MP and instead is sleeping in a hammock.The Loose Women star appeared less than impressed with the sleeping arrangement and after being scared of a spider joined the rest of her campmates out in the jungle, much to the disappointment of viewers.Ant and Dec have since announced a "shock" eviction is impending with one of the campmates set to leave.Speaking on Instagram Live, Dec noted: "The first person to go will be tomorrow."Ant quizzed: "Was that a surprise to you? Because I think that may have come as a bit of a shock to people that we said someone is leaving tomorrow.

 Loose Women’s Charlene White was defended by Ant and Dec today after fans complained about her “rule break” on the show.The I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star has refused to sleep in an RV with Matt Hancock, despite the former Health Secretary awarding her the privileged position of deputy leader. I’m A Celeb fans have been complaining over what they feel has been a “rule break” on Charlene’s part. Gemma wrote on Twitter: “@imacelebrity @antanddec in the past campmates have been penalised if they didn’t obey the rules.“So why has Charlene been allowed to not stay in the RV?!” she asked incredulously. (sic)In view of their 6.8 million followers, Ant and Dec replied: “The rules said that only the leader and deputy are allowed to stay in the RV, it didn’t state they HAD to… #ImACeleb.”It comes after the news that Ant and Dec were due to speak to producers about Charlene’s “rule-breaking”.Camp leader Matt chose Charlene as his deputy, which meant she is supposed to sleep in a bed in the same RV as him.After her emotional refusal to do so, the hosts read comments from viewers, who thought that the newsreader had broken camp rules, on an Instagram Live yesterday. "Why would she not want to sleep in there, it can't just be because of the spider,” Ant said.“Is it because you don't want to sleep next to Matt? Is that it?" "You've got to think of the other people that have to then sleep in a hammock because of your actions and then have a bad back. “Then you've got to look at your actions, don't you?" he added.After reading through comments, Ant jokingly continued: "It is against the rules they said...

Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly made an ongoing gag about her for the duration of the time she spent on the show, which was filmed in the UK due to strict Covid restrictions.During the 2020 series, Hollie was left upset as the pair continued a running joke about her using her MBE title in her initial introduction to fellow campmates.The decorated Olympian said that after Ant and Dec continually made the joke, cruel trolls posted hurtful comments that made her feel “ashamed”.Hollie then decided to play down the honour she had received by removing any reference to it on social media.She told The Sun: “I received so much abuse and read all of this horrible nonsense online. People thought I was above myself, but I'm literally the most chilled and laid back person ever.“Ant and Dec made that even worse and played on it.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! wrapped up last night, Ant and Dec returned to Instagram to intereact with fans about the show.

Matt Hancock was confronted about his behaviour during the Covid-19 pandemic by his fellow I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! contestants Babatunde Aleshe and Scarlette Douglas.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! host Ant McPartlin over his past issues, but challenged the way she has been treated in comparison.The troubled star is soon set to join comedian Alison Spittle in co-presenting the BBC Sounds podcast Wheel of Misfortune, where celebrities will be invited to share the "bleakest" moments of their lives.However, she argues that she hasn't received much sensitivity from the public when it comes to her own bleak moments in time."Ant had his own issues [and] when he crashed his car [back in 2018] it was a big, big story - yet eight months later he's winning awards and it's all forgotten about," Kerry raged."How many years later, from my This Morning interview where I was accused of being drunk on air, and we're still talking about it?" she challenged.Kerry has made it clear that she "applauds" Ant's efforts to recover after battling prescription drug and alcohol addiction.He pled guilty to drink driving after the crash and made a comeback with his TV partner Dec Donnelly, yet Kerry feels she is still "ridiculed" over the aforementioned interview on ITV's This Morning.Her slurred words led members of the public to take to the internet to accuse her of being drunk or on drugs - and those are accusations that she thinks have stuck to her ever since."My speech was really slurred due to my bipolar medication," she insisted as she continued her chat with Greatest Hits Radio host Jackie Brambles."I'll admit I've done drugs, I'll admit I've drank.

Matt Hancock has sparked controversy after it was announced he would be a late entry into the jungle, losing the Conservative Whip in the process. Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have since reacted to the West Suffolk MP's appearance on I'm A Celebrity...

It was accompanied by a popular social media meme of someone fighting the urge to let rip.The Karma Chameleon hitmaker appeared to take issue with Loose Women host, Charlene, taking charge of the cooking."I'm a good cook," the pop icon began, "but when someone has decided they're in charge of the kitchen, it's difficult to really have your say."He went on: "The food was horrible.The mushrooms were not cooked enough.

A post shared by Mitre Studios (@mitrestudios)The established broadcasters have taken the plunge into their latest venture following a lengthy 30 years in the industry.Their new production company will expand their reach into the streaming service space.The company is named after the pub from the kid's TV show, Byker Grove, which is where they first met as actors in 1990.The new update comes after a new look into I'm a Celebrity...

It's not long to go until I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! is back on our screens and excitement has hit the roof as TV duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, fresh from their NTA win, have shared the first full trailer for the next series. The minute-long clip begins with Ant, 46, and Dec, 47, flying in a helicopter through the bright blue sky, before Ant chucks a suitcase from the chopper and a seemingly nervous Dec says: “Where’s the luggage going?” Ant then replies: “It’s meeting us there!” “Where?!” Dec exclaims.

With just one month to go until I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! returns to our screens, excitement among fans is building amid speculation about which famous faces will be taking on the challenge of a lifetime in the Aussie jungle. With the show returning to Australia for the first time in two years after the Covid-19 pandemic restricted travel into the country, Ant and Dec previously teased they were shooting promotional material for the upcoming series back in August.