Sport Relief

Back in January, Jo Brand embarked on a seven-day challenge to walk 135 from east to west across the country - and cameras followed her every step of the way. The comedian took on the challenge to inspire all overweight, middle-aged women across the nation - as well as raise money for Sport Relief 2016. Starting out on the Humber Bridge with the aim of reaching Liverpool within seven days, she was tested physically and mentally as she battled extreme cold, gale force winds and torrential rain. But she still found time to share a joke or two with Alan Davies, Lee Mack, Bill Bailey, John Bishop, Gabby Logan and Davina McCall, who joined her on various days.

Gary Lineker, Davina McCall, Claudia Winkleman, David Walliams, Greg James and Alesha Dixon host as leading lights in the worlds of sport, music and entertainment gather at east London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the biennial fundraiser, a feast of entertainment with one aim - to raise money for worthy charity projects.

David Walliams brings back his Little Britain character, Emily Howard for a special sketch with comedian Micky Flanagan, and footballer Peter Crouch as you've never seen him before. Sports agent Mickey Perm (Micky Flanagan) manages to get Peter Crouch back in the England squad. Only there’s a catch. He’ll be playing for the England Women's team – "The Lionesses" – so Mickey enlists Emily Howard to teach Peter how to be a 'lady'.

Documentary following the comedian as he pushes his body and sense of humour to the limit for Sport Relief by taking on the immense challenge of travelling to South Africa to run 27 marathons in 27 days to mark the number of years that his hero Nelson Mandela spent in prison. Cameras chart Eddie's gruelling, uplifting and hilarious journey through baking heat, high roads and hospitals - but can he make it to the final finish line?