Sport Relief

Let’s Dance for Sport Relief returns to our TV screens and amongst the many famous faces to be donning their dancing shoes are Katy Brand, Rufus Hound, Shappi Khorsandi, Jenny Éclair, Linda Robson, Lesley Joseph and Susie Blake. Also taking to the dance floor will be sporting greats such as footballers Peter Shilton and Rodney Marsh and snooker legends Willie Thorne and Dennis Taylor.

Comedy actor Miranda Hart, 2009 runner-up Paddy McGuinness and model and presenter Kelly Brook cast an eye over proceedings, and viewers can expect a wide variety of dance classics attempted by the likes of Shappi Khorsandi and a team of champion boxers including current super middleweight world champion Carl Froch.

Six celebrity finalists chosen by viewers dance in the grand final of the charity event.

Sport Relief special. There are a few changes to watch out for, including having Sport Relief celebrities walk up those famous stairs to accompany the cash hungry entrepreneurs in their bid for investment. Two sisters hope the Dragons will see the potential in their bottom toning prototype, ably demonstrated by Ruby Wax.

Match of the Day football legends Gary Lineker, Alan Hansen and Mark Lawrenson have been cooking a meal for Sport Relief. But who will be top of the league and crowned Sport Relief's MasterChef? And who will be relegated?

The One Show interview current WBA World Heavyweight boxing Champion David Haye. But Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley aren't quite looking themselves.

Frank Skinner hosts a special A Question of Sport for Sport Relief with guests Sue Barker, Paddy McGuinness, David Ginola, Jason Manford, Chris Hollins and Zara Phillips.

A special edition of the animal show for Sport Relief 2010.

The Ryder Cup has been stolen and rumour has it a celebrity has nicked it! DCI Gene Hunt, DI Alex Drake and the Ashes to Ashes team lead an undercover investigation for Sport Relief. With the help of a host of sports stars and celebrities from the '80s, will they track down the famous golfing prize?

Dara O'Briain and the Mock the Week team's special show for Sport Relief.

Special short Outnumbered episode for Sport Relief.

Smithy, played by James Corden, wins Coach of the Year in a Sport Relief spoof of Sports Personality of the Year including sketches with David Beckham, Jenson Button and Andy Murray.

Dragons' Den's Duncan Bannatyne and Peter Jones step out on the dancefloor for Sport Relief.

Funny and naughty clips cut from last night's show.