The teams will battle it out to take home the victory, but not before they take part in the Celebrity Squares round and successfully guess a mystery guest.Sue Barker hosts A Question of Sport Relief with captains Matt Dawson and Phil TufnellTwo teams of celebrity players and sporting legends came together last summer to battle it out in the first ever All-Star Netball for Sport Relief. DS Arnott, DI Fleming and Superintendent Hastings are back and only interested in one thing, catching bent coppers."
Donate now to change lives here in the UK and across the world’s poorest communities.Sport Relief Fundraising Packs have everything you need to get your fundraising off to a flying start. Sport Relief is raising money to tackle issues such as mental health stigma, domestic abuse, homelessness and child poverty, both in the UK and … The true scores were not revealed at the end.The original broadcast of the 30-minute edition of this episode was replaced by live coverage of ASIMO scored points by demonstrating its technological capabilities to the audience. - It's been revealed today a number of comedians are due to take part in the fundraising marathon, and the programme will air some comic sketches.He says: "I'm terrible at sport and once, at the gym, I got stuck under a bar bell. These are external links and will open in a new windowThe BBC's Sport Relief event had raised more than £40m for charitable causes by the end of its live TV show.Gary Lineker, one of the hosts, said "a chunk" of the money would go to those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.The fundraising marathon - which helps vulnerable people in the UK and around the world - went ahead in front of a live studio audience in Salford despite the health crisis.The BBC said it would do "everything possible to keep people safe".Match Of The Day presenter Lineker said the UK is living through "unprecedented times", stressing that "never have the vulnerable" been more at risk.He hosted the fundraiser alongside Paddy McGuinness, Alex Scott, Emma Willis, Rylan Clark-Neal, Oti Mabuse, Maya Jama and Tom Allen.Sport Relief had raised a total of £40,540,355 for charitable causes by the end of the live show.Some of the money raised this year will go to projects dealing with challenges caused by the coronavirus.A BBC spokesperson said ahead of the event that the organisers had been "closely following the government advice" and that people's health and safety was their "priority".A performance from Rita Ora had been due to be followed by a choir made up of elderly singers and schoolchildren - but the older members did not take part as a precaution.The evening's broadcast included a Line of Duty sketch that saw the BBC drama's regulars joined by Jason Isaacs and comedian Lee Mack.There was also a parody of BBC drama Killing Eve, in which a host of famous Steves - among them snooker legend Steve Davis and Olympic rower Sir Steve Redgrave - fell foul of a blonde assassin.Other pre-recorded segments included a celebrity boat race that saw teams from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky take to the challenging waters of Salford Quays under the tutelage of Olympic champions James Cracknell and Helen Glover.Celeste, John Newman, Rita Ora and the Pussycat Dolls were among the music acts.Special editions of QI, The Greatest Dancer and A Question of Sport were also screened, while A Round with Rom saw Romesh Ranganathan meet Sir Andy Murray on a mini golf course.This year's appeal saw pop star Frankie Bridge, DJ Nick Grimshaw and other stars take part in a gruelling four-day trek across the Namib Desert.Meanwhile, Radio 2's Jo Whiley, Richie Anderson and the Reverend Kate Bottley raised more than £500,000 by completing three triathlons in three days.
QI Sport Relief Special. These are external links and will open in a new window Stephen Fry and David Walliams in 'Killing Steves' Coronavirus forces Sport Relief celebrities to switch from ice to desert Davies received 737.66 owed points, several hundred more than anyone else was owed, ensuring that he won. Extreme ironing? The panellist who had the most points without including this bonus was Jo Brand.The XL edition of this episode was broadcast before the regular edition.As part of the theme, the scoring system was inverted, with the panellist with the lowest score being declared the winner and the highest scorer the loser.Although Millican had fewer points than both Lane, and Fielding, she was declared the winner as Toksvig once had to stand her up so she could become the host of The episode had a theme of politeness.