Cancer Charity Shares The Love After Alan Carr Donates His Celebrity Traitors Winnings

The children’s charity Neuroblastoma UK has heaped praise on Alan Carr if he donated his hefty prize money for winning The Celebrity Traitors to them.

Last week, it was revealed that Alan had done what four weeks earlier would have been unthinkable and pulled the wool over enough of his fellow players’ eyes to make it all the way to the end of The Celebrity Traitors.

Because of this, he managed to snag the full £87,500 prize pot for his charity, opting to give it all to Neuroblastoma UK, of which he is a patron.

Posting on Instagram after the episode aired, the charity said: “Alan, what a moment. We can’t tell you how grateful we are.

“We’ve adored watching you over the last three weeks; all the more so with that glimmer of hope that if you did well, it might just mean something big for our small charity. And you did it.”

Alan Carr reacts to his win during the Celebrity Traitors final
Alan Carr reacts to his win during the Celebrity Traitors final

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They continued: “As our faithful Patron for nine years, your commitment, compassion, and drive to bring hope to children and families facing this aggressive cancer have been nothing short of transformational. As a small charity with a big mission, you know how much this means to us.

For many years, we’ve known you to be generous, warm, empathetic, and unfalteringly kind, and we’re so pleased the nation agrees with us on that. Now, we promise to do you proud. Our commitment to you is that through research, we will find better treatments and ultimately a cure for every child facing Neuroblastoma.”

Alan also said: “It’s an absolute privilege to be able to support Neuroblastoma UK, whether it’s raising awareness or funds, I’m so pleased I can use my platform to show how amazing this charity is.”

In one of the series’ more unexpectedly emotional moments, Alan broke down in tears of apparent guilt after it was revealed he’d deceived his fellow players for the duration of the game, to which they offered him assurance and reminded him to think of the charity he was helping.

He later told host Claudia Winkleman that Neuroblastoma UK is a “wonderful children’s cancer charity”, saying: “That money will change lives, thank you. All that lying, all that treachery, it was worth it, wasn’t it?”

After the first instalment of The Celebrity Traitors proved to be the most-watched TV moment of 2025 so far, it’s now been confirmed that a second season will arrive on our screens next year.

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Alan Carr Speaks Out After All Those Dramatic Twists In The Celebrity Traitors Finale

This article contains major spoilers for the final episode of The Celebrity Traitors.

Alan Carr is speaking out about the many twists and turns in the Celebrity Traitors final.

During Thursday night’s bumper-length finale, viewers saw the former Chatty Man host manage to pull the wool over the eyes of Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga to make it all the way to the end of the game, nabbing the hefty prize money for himself.

Things then ended on an emotional note as Alan broke down in tears, admitting that the deceitful game had been “tearing me apart”.

After the episode aired, Alan appeared in a video posted on BBC iPlayer’s official Instagram page, celebrating his victory.

“It feels absolutely amazing to be the first Celebrity Traitors winner,” he enthused. “I mean, who even knew that this would happen? I think I have surprised the nation and, most importantly, I’ve surprised myself. I’m still in shock.”

Reflecting on some of his highlights from the series, Alan named his “favourite moment” as Celia Imrie’s now-infamous fart.

“Everyone goes, ‘oh ain’t it funny when Celia farted?’, but people forget I was chained to her. I couldn’t get away from it,” he quipped.

On his favourite “murder” of the series, Alan continued: “This sounds so weird, but for me, my favourite kill was Lucy. Because I handed it to her on a plate, well, not a plate, in my hand. I handed it to her, it was done face-to-face.

“You know what, I got such a taste for killing, it was nice to see their eyes as I murdered them. What have I become?”

He added: “This whole experience has been mind-blowing, it’s been wonderful, it has changed me as a person, and I’ve absolutely loved it. But you know, all good things must come to an end. And as Shakespeare said, parting is such sweet sorrow…”

The cast of The Celebrity Traitors pictured with host Claudia Winkleman
The cast of The Celebrity Traitors pictured with host Claudia Winkleman

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Already, it’s been reported that 11 million people watched the gripping Celebrity Traitors finale, with a second season already heavily rumoured to be in the pipeline.

Before that, though, the show will return for its fourth regular series early next year.

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Line Of Duty Star Vicky McClure Teases A New Project With Her Co-Stars

Another day, another 24 hours wishing and waiting for our nerves to be destroyed with a new series of Line Of Duty, one of the best British cop dramas to ever do it.

Since the last series wrapped in 2021, viewers have been eagerly awaiting news of a seventh season, but so far there hasn’t been any solid confirmation either way from the cast or creator, Jed Mercurio.

Now, Vicky McClure – who played main character Kate Fleming in the show – has spoken about where she’s at in terms of Line Of Duty’s future, teasing a potential reunion with her co-stars, though not in the way viewers might expect.

In a new interview with the Radio Times, Vicky said she didn’t have any updates regarding the return (or not) of the show, but added: “I don’t want to give anyone any false hope. We’ve all been very clear that we’d absolutely love to do another series.”

Line Of Duty also starred Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston as Ted Hastings and Steve Arnott respectively, who together with Kate formed the anti-corruption unit AC-12, given the unpopular job of ‘policing the police’ to weed out corrupt officers.

And while Vicky might not have delivered the news fans were hoping for, she did tease a potential collaboration with her co-stars that sounds more Place In The Sun than police procedural.

“Adrian, Martin and I have been talking about doing a travel show together,” she said. “If any of us ever has any spare time, we’ll do it. Line of Duty gave us two brilliant things – our careers and our friendship.”

Vicky, Martin and Adrian would join a long list of celebrities who have taken to documenting their travels for TV, with everyone from Jack Whitehall to Gordon Ramsay appearing on our screens in the growing format.

In fact, Martin himself has already starred in his own travel show, with his BBC Fling miniseries taking him to Scotland and Norway, meaning he’d be well-prepared to lead the charge in a Line Of Duty travel reunion.

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And Just Like That Boss Michael Patrick King Addresses Critics

The Sex And The City revival was divisive from the get-go, but when its final instalment aired over the summer, even its most loyal viewers were disappointed at the way things played out.

However, speaking to the New York Post, Michael Patrick – who was previously one of the showrunners on Sex And The City – maintained that the franchise has always been a controversial one.

“When we did Sex And The City and the women were 35, there was a lot of criticism about ‘why aren’t these women married?’ and ‘why haven’t these women settled down?’ and ‘how annoying are these women?’,” the Emmy winner said.

These days, he continued, the comments are more along the lines of “why aren’t these women further along?”, “why are they still talking?” and “why do they still exist on camera?”.

Michael Patrick King attends the premiere of "And Just Like That..." Season 3 at the Crane Club on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)
Michael Patrick King attends the premiere of “And Just Like That…” Season 3 at the Crane Club on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)

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According to Michael Patrick, And Just Like That was “daring” in the way it depicted “very vibrant women at a certain age”, which he said “rubbed society the wrong way”.

He added that “people, especially women who were in that wheelhouse, were really moved and felt very seen” by the reboot.

“When you’re pushing an edge [or] when you’re trying to do something that really isn’t on TV, there’s always going to be pushback,” he insisted. “But the creative work stands for itself.”

“Whenever anyone in this universe, Sex And The City or And Just Like That, stands on a soapbox to make a speech, the soapbox breaks. We cannot take ourselves too seriously,” he said.

“For the gorgeousness of Carrie’s pink, sparkly top and tulle skirt – that’s the high – the low is a toilet filled up with shit. Because guess what? Being single, there’s a lot of shit, and relationships are a lot of shit,” Michael Patrick added.

“It’s the comedy, with the drama, with the romance, with the fairytale. I guess it’s a response to the fairytale.”

Sarah Jessica Parker – the show’s lead, as well as an executive producer – also defended the finale after it was slammed by both critics and viewers.

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Emily Hewertson Confirmed For Big Brother Twist – And She’s Not The Only Former Housemate Returning

Right-wing media personality Emily Hewertson is one of two former Big Brother contestants returning to the house on Friday night, bosses have confirmed.

Last week, Big Brother presenter AJ Odudu teased that the show would be welcoming back some familiar faces, when one current housemate is moved to a secret room next door alongside some former contestants who were gone “too soon”.

As many fans had already predicted, the first of these will be Emily, who was a controversial signing on this year’s cast, and wound up leaving after mere hours as part of a twist.

She said: “[I’m going in because] I think the meltdown online will be funny. People keep saying ‘we hope it’s not Emily’. Well surprise, it is!”

Emily added: “I feel like nobody actually got to know the real me, they just saw me as a Tory villain. Now they actually get to see Emily rather than Tory Emily.

“Also, the experience will just be amazing. I want to go in there and cause a bit of a storm!”

Emily entering the Big Brother house last week
Emily entering the Big Brother house last week

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A vocal member of the Conservative Party, Emily has also been associated with the UK wing of the political group Turning Point, which was founded by the late right-wing political personality Charlie Kirk, in the past.

Her return is no doubt set to be the latest polarising development in what has been a controversial season of Big Brother, which has seen one contestant removed due to “unacceptable” comments that producers chose not to air, and another being given a formal warning for misgendering one of their fellow housemates, who is transgender.

Emily will be joined in the house by Farida Khalifa, the first housemate to be eliminated from Big Brother’s ITV era.

Farida leaving the Big Brother house in October 2023
Farida leaving the Big Brother house in October 2023

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Farida teased: “The amount of time you put into the whole process, I didn’t really feel fulfilled [first time around]. I only had a few days in there.

“The most important thing is – the audience has wanted this for such a long time. Even when Celebrity Big Brother was on, there were rumours I was going back into the house. You’ve got to listen to your fans. I’m doing it for the fans.”

Emily said that she thinks she’ll get on with current housemate Caroline, stating: “I feel like she’s alone in there and I feel like she needs someone else who’s a bit fiery at times but will also share their opinions because it does feel like she’s always against the other Housemates. It’ll be nice to have someone else in her corner.”

Farida, on the other hand, felt the opposite, claiming: “I think I might have problems with Caroline. But I don’t know why. She’s an older woman that’s desperate to win.”

Big Brother continues on Friday night at 9pm on ITV2.

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The Inbetweeners Star Joe Thomas Breaks Silence On Reboot Reports

British comedy fans have had plenty to talk about this last week, following the news that The Inbetweeners looks set for a revival after a hiatus of over a decade.

And now, Joe Thomas – who played Simon Cooper in the cult sitcom and its two spin-off movies – has spoken about the show’s reboot, confirming that he’s up for making a return.

“I feel enormously close to all those people and, obviously, I love spending time with them,” he told The Sun.

Joe added: “If there was an opportunity to spend more time with them in any capacity, I’d love that… that’s pretty much all I can say.”

Earlier this week it came to light that production company Banijay UK and the creators of The Inbetweeners had come to an agreement which “paves the way for the return of the hit comedy title”.

However, speaking about reprising his role, Joe – whose character Simon was an entertainingly hopeless romantic – has also reflected on why the delusional nature of The Inbetweeners’ core four might not be as funny with age.

“When you get older, your delusions fall away, you look at life as it is,” he explained. “It means you get into less stupid situations I suppose, also the challenges get bigger; you can make larger mistakes when you get older.”

Nevertheless, Joe heaped praise on the show’s writers Damon Beesley and Iain Morris and their creative ability.

“I’ve always been really, really drawn to brilliant writing and I genuinely think, despite filthy language, The Inbetweeners is a brilliantly written comedy,” he said.

“Honestly, if it was a case of doing more I do have faith in Iain and Damon. It’s their show actually. I mean I’m very much a ‘follow the people’ person.”

Joe co-starred in The Inbetweeners alongside Simon Bird, James Buckley, and Blake Harrison, with the sitcom going on to scoop British Comedy Awards as well as a TV Bafta in the fan-voted Audience Award category.

Two movie spin-offs followed in 2011 and 2014, drawing from the rich comedic fountain of lads’ holidays as the quartet headed to Malia and Australia, respectively.

However a 10th anniversary “Fwends Reunited” special disappointed some fans who wanted more from the content.

Joe has always been the most open of the four when it comes to reprising his role, with Simon claiming only last year that while he loved his co-stars “there are no prospects of a reunion”.

It’s a sentiment that James already made in 2022 when he said that there’s “not enough money in the world” for him to resume his role as Jay as he was worried about tarnishing the legacy of the show.

Last month, Joe and James launched a podcast together, Joe And James Fact Up, where the pair explore strange facts, and talk about their friendship.

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Strictly Star Lewis Cope Has His Say On His ‘Muted’ Reaction To Getting First 10 Of The Series

Lewis Cope is speaking out about becoming the first contestant on this year’s Strictly Come Dancing line-up to get a perfect score from one of the judges.

The former Emmerdale star and his professional partner Katya Jones received the highest score of the series for their Paso Doble routine inspired by The Mask Of Zorro during Saturday night’s Movies Week live show.

While Craig Revel-Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke each gave the duo nine points, Motsi Mabuse was the first member of the panel to reach for her “10” paddle this year.

However, during an appearance on spin-off show It Takes Two, host Janette Manrara pointed out that Lewis’ reaction to this score “almost seemed a little bit muted”.

“I think I was probably just a bit in shock,” he responded. “I couldn’t kind of believe my own eyes. I wasn’t expecting it that early on.”

Lewis Cope his official Strictly Come Dancing press portrait
Lewis Cope his official Strictly Come Dancing press portrait

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Lewis was a late addition to this year’s Strictly cast, replacing Game Of Thrones star Kristian Nairn when he was forced to pull out on medical grounds.

While he quickly emerged as a favourite to lift the Glitterball Trophy during his first performance of the series, he has also been at the centre of some discussion due to his dance background.

This has included performing as the lead in Billy Elliott on the West End and making it through to the finals of the TV talent search Got To Dance.

Last week, Lewis hit back at the suggestion that he has “professional” dance training, insisting: “I don’t really know where all that came from, to be honest. I trained as an actor, I danced a bit when I was a teen, but haven’t since.”

Amber Davies, a fellow replacement for another star, has faced similar scrutiny since joining the show last month.

Strictly Come Dancing continues on Saturday night at 6.30pm on BBC One.

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Strictly Come Dancing Bosses Blast ‘Nonsense’ Feud Rumours

Strictly Come Dancing bosses are hitting back at claims that a “feud” has broken out among the judging panel this year.

Earlier this week, The Sun published an article alleging that an on-screen disagreement between Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas during last week’s live show was actually a symptom of “behind-the-scene[s] tension between the pair”.

Citing an undisclosed “source”, the tabloid alleged that the recent decision for alternating judges to have the deciding vote in dance-offs each week, rather than the responsibility falling solely to Shirley, had led to a “change in the power dynamic” and made things “awkward” between the Head Judge and long-serving panellist Craig.

However, the BBC has dismissed this outright as “absolute nonsense”.

“This story is absolute nonsense and it’s clear that the anonymous ‘source’ quoted in it has no inside knowledge of Strictly,” a spokesperson insisted in a statement issued to Metro.

“Our judges are all on great terms and, while the casting vote is now shared between them, Shirley remains Strictly Come Dancing’s Head Judge.”

The Strictly Come Dancing judges pictured together ahead of this year's series
The Strictly Come Dancing judges pictured together ahead of this year’s series

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Shirley replaced Len Goodman as Strictly’s Head Judge in 2017, and in that time, has spoken openly about some of the abuse she’s faced on social media, particularly relating to decisions she’s made in the dance-off.

The Sun previously claimed that Strictly’s new tweak, allowing a different member of the panel to have the final say over which celebrity goes home in a tie-break situation, was to “protect” Shirley.

So far, two celebrities have been sent home from Strictly, with 13 pairs still in the competition ahead of Saturday night’s live show.

This week will see both Ellie Goldstein and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink performing Couple’s Choice routines, while Amber Davies is set to deliver the first Argentine Tango of the series.

Strictly Come Dancing continues on Saturday night at 6.30pm on BBC One.

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Bridgerton Season 4 Release Date: Here’s How Long Fans Have To Wait Until The New Episodes

Bridgerton bosses have revealed that fans’ next trip to The Ton is mere months away.

It’s now been over a year since the latest instalment of the Netflix period drama, which broke from the order of the original novel series in order to bring fans the love story between Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington, played by fan-favourites Luke Newton and Nicola Coughlan.

On Monday morning, Netflix shared an exciting preview video for season four, which revealed some good news and bad news for Bridgerton devotees.

First, the good news: Bridgerton will be back on our screens early next year.

Unfortunately, not all of the news is positive however, with Netflix once again making the decision to split the season in two, the first part of which will arrive on Thursday 29 January 2026, followed by a second drop four weeks later, on 26 February.

Watch the teaser for yourself below:

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It was previously confirmed that the new batch of episodes will focus on Benedict Bridgerton, portrayed in the first three seasons by Luke Thompson.

While Benedict has previously taken a somewhat more fast-and-loose approach to romance, the new season will see him falling in love with a new character, played by Yerin Ha, who meets him at a much-hyped masquerade ball.

An official Netflix synopsis previously teased: “The fourth season of Bridgerton turns its focus to bohemian second son Benedict. Despite his elder and younger brothers both being happily married, Benedict is loath to settle down – until he meets a captivating Lady in Silver at his mother’s masquerade ball.”

Other new additions to the cast include Michelle Mao, Isabella Wei and Katie Leung, previously best known for her work as Cho Chang in the Harry Potter movies.

The first three seasons of Bridgerton, as well as the spin-off prequel series Queen Charlotte, are available to stream now on Netflix.

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