Have your say! Do you still watch Children In Need?

David Prince

15 November 2024 at 5:54 am·2-min read

Mel Giedroyc, Lenny Rush, Vernon Kay, Rochelle Humes, Ade Adepitan and Chris Ramsey will present Children In Need — -Credit: (Image: BBC)

BBC Children in Need is all set to dazzle the nation with an incredible line-up for this year's fundraiser. Expect a lavish spread of comedy, show-stopping music performances, and appearances from some beloved UK entertainers.

The event promises not just glitz and glamour on the night but will also share emotive appeal films showcasing the transformative impact of the money raised for children and youngsters. The fineries of the celebrity-packed evening will be revealed shortly, yet the rumour mill is already churning, pointing towards an unforgettable occasion as reported by the Mirror.

BBC Executive Producer Peter Davey is brimming with excitement for what's to come. He said: "The team is working tirelessly to create something special, and I can promise a fantastic night of family entertainment, fronted by our amazing presenters and filled with treats and surprises for all ages. BBC Children in Need is one of those special shows where everyone can come together to laugh, cry, and hopefully donate what they can to help those in need."

Have your say! Do you still watch Children In Need? Leave a comment below.

"The team is working tirelessly to create something special, and I can promise a fantastic night of family entertainment, fronted by our amazing presenters and filled with treats and surprises for all ages. BBC Children in Need is one of those special shows where everyone can come together to laugh, cry, and hopefully donate what they can to help those in need."

Donations gathered on the night will boost the crucial work of BBC Children in Need across UK communities, funding essential services like family centres, community spaces, youth organisations, refuges, support for the homeless, hospices, and helplines. With a heartfelt appeal, BBC Children in Need is urging people nationwide to participate and help brighten the lives of young people this year.

Children In Need will be broadcast live on BBC One and iPlayer from MediaCityUK, Salford, at 7pm on Friday, November 15.

Have your say! Do you still watch Children In Need? Leave a comment below.

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