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Scotsman
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Who is in the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox? Full line-up
See who is taking part in the latest season of Celebrity Gogglebox 👀 Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Celebrity Gogglebox continues with another episode. The Channel 4 spin-off is now in its 7th season. But which celebrities are part of the cast this year? Join some of the country's most recognisable faces in the comfort of their own homes for a latest season of Celebrity Gogglebox. Channel 4's spin-off has returned for brand new episodes this year. Scratching that itch in between series of its parent show, the celeb version will continue tonight (June 20). However you might be wondering which stars are participating. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Channel 4 has confirmed the line-up for the latest season. Here's all you need to know: What to expect from Celebrity Gogglebox this week? Here's when the new series of Celebrity Gogglebox will air. | Channel 4 The preview for the latest episode, via Radio Times , reads: 'Some of Britain's best-known personalities turn their hand to being the country's most opinionated viewers, sharing their opinions on what they have been watching during the week.' Who is in the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox this year? This year's line-up includes long time favourites as well as more recent additions. It includes: Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad James and Clair Buckley Jess Glynne and Alex Scott Rylan Clark and Linda Shaun Ryder and Bez Ellie Simmonds and Richie Anderson Nick Grimshaw and Liv Babatunde Aleshe and Mo Gilligan Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely George and Larry Lamb What time is Celebrity Gogglebox on? The popular spin-off show is back with another brand new episode tonight (June 20). Once again Celebrity Gogglebox will start on Channel 4 at 9pm and is due to run for approximately one hour - finishing at 10pm. Where do you know the Celebrity Gogglebox cast from? Inbetweeners legend James Buckley and his wife Clair have joined the cast of Celebrity Gogglebox for the latest series. James is best known for playing Jay in the hit E4 sitcom, but has had other notable roles like playing young Del Boy in Rock & Chips. James and Clair have invited fans into their lives with At Home With The Buckleys - which started out on YouTube and has become a book at more. They have two sons together. Pop star Jess Glynne and her partner retired England women's legend Alex Scott will also be taking part in the latest season. Glynne is known for providing her voice to hit tracks like Rather Be. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Alex Scott played for both Arsenal and the Lionesses during her professional football career - and has become a familiar face in football media after retirement. She has presented Football Focus since 2021 and co-hosted the recent Sports Personality of the Year awards. X-Factor and Big Brother icon Rylan Clark will be back with his mum Linda for another season of Celebrity Gogglebox. The two have been part of the show since 2019 - and Rylan is fresh off a cameo in the latest season of Doctor Who. The Happy Monday's rockers Shaun Ryder and Bez are back for another season of Celebrity Gogglebox. They have been fan favourites since joining the cast. Paralympic legend Ellie Simmonds and her close friend Richie Anderson are back for another season of Celebrity Gogglebox. They were both part of the cast for Strictly Come Dancing in 2022. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Riche is a presenter on Radio 2 and recently was a commentator for the semi-finals of Eurovision 2025. Ellie is retired from swimming and has embarked on a media career - fronting her own documentary Ellie Simmonds: Should I Have Children in recent weeks. Another familiar voice from the radio will be back with BBC Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv returning for another season of Celebrity Gogglebox. They have been part of the cast since 2019. Comedy duo Babatunde Aleshe and Mo Gilligan are back for another season of Celebrity Gogglebox. Babatunde has appeared on I'm a Celebrity and Taskmaster in recent years, while Mo has been a judge on The Masked Singer since 2020 and co-hosts The Big Narstie Show on Channel 4. Diversity stars Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely are another of the returning pairs for the new season. They shot to fame after winning Britain's Got Talent's third season in 2009. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad After winning the ITV show, Perri has been a runner up on Dancing on Ice and also was in the cast of Celebs Go Dating. Jordan appeared on I'm a Celebrity in 2016 and was Viper on The Masked Dancer in 2021. Perri and Jordan also co-host KISS Breakfast on the radio. They took over in 2020. Gavin and Stacey's own Mick Shipman - actor Larry Lamb - is appearing on Celebrity Gogglebox. He will be joined by his son George Lamb - who previously presented The Bank Job on Channel 4. How to watch Celebrity Gogglebox? Channel 4 has been the home of Gogglebox and its celebrity spin-off since the franchise's inception. It will be broadcasting the latest episodes starting tonight - and continuing weekly. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Celebrity Gogglebox will be live on TV and will also be broadcast on Channel 4's on demand service by the same name (formerly known as All4 and 4OD). If you can't watch it live, it will be available on catch-up via the platform afterwards.
The Independent
3 hours ago
- Sport
- The Independent
Spain U21 vs England U21 prediction: La Roja to end Young Lions' Euros?
Spain U21 vs England U21 tips: England U21's face Spain on Saturday in the quarter-final of the European Championships and will need to be much improved from their performance last time out against Germany. Lee Carlsey's side found themselves a goal down after just three minutes despite Germany making 11 changes for the game, after already qualifying for the knockout stages. Ansgar Knauff opened the scoring when he took advantage of a mistake by Liverpool's Bayer Leverkusen-bound defender Jarell Quansah and they were 2-0 up just after the half-hour mark when Nelson Weiper somehow got in between the England defence to head home. Despite dominating possession in the second half, they struggled to create any clear-cut chances despite the introduction of £15m striker Jay Stansfield. They eventually pulled a goal back with 14 minutes remaining when a cross from Omari Hutchinson was tapped in from close range by Alex Scott. They battled in vain to secure the equaliser, meaning they finished second in Group B with one win, one draw and one defeat from their three matches. Spain finished top of Group A after wins against Slovakia and Romania and a 1-1 draw with Italy last time out. Carsley's side will take some confidence from the fact that their opponents have conceded in all three matches so far, but they have also scored six. England managed three in their opening game against Czechia but were held to a goalless draw against Slovenia and struggled to break down Germany, but they will have to be at both their attacking and defensive best on Saturday. Spain U21 vs England U21 prediction: Will Young Lions come undone? These two sides met in the final of the last European U21 Championships back in 2023, and back then, it was England who came out on top. Curtis Jones scored the only goal of the game when he deflected a free kick from Cole Palmer past Arnau Tenas in the Spain goal. England goalkeeper James Trafford ensured the victory when he saved a penalty from Abel Ruiz eight minutes into stoppage time. Football betting sites have Spain as the favourites to win the title at odds of 7/2, just ahead of France and Germany at 4/1, while England are fourth favourites at 11/2. Spain have reached the final of this competition five out of the last seven times, winning it three times, the last of which came in 2019 when the tournament was held in Italy and San Marino. They have already shown their battling qualities after netting late winners against both Slovakia and Romania, so this is going to be anything but easy for Carsley's side, who will need their experienced players to step up. Betting sites are backing Santi Denia's side at odds of 13/10, while you can get 47/20 on an England win and 12/5 on a draw after 90 minutes. Both sides are capable of scoring goals, but they have also conceded more than they would have liked and providing England have learnt the lessons from the defeat to Germany, they will make life very hard for Spain, as they look to defend their title. You can get 9/2 on either team to win on penalties or 11/2 on either team to win after extra time, and that could be worth a look. As much as I would love to see England progress, I just think Spain will have too much in Trnava. Spain U21 vs England U21 betting: England need a captain's performance We all know what James McAtee is capable of, scoring seven goals for City last season, and his side will need some of that magic against Spain. The 22-year-old made his debut in 2022 and was named captain ahead of the tournament. Betting apps are offering 19/2 on him scoring first or 22/5 to score any time, or you can get 2/1 on him to score or assist. Spain U21 vs England U21 prediction 2: James McAtee to score at any time 22/5 Unibet Please gamble responsibly When having a bet, it's vital to practice responsible gambling. Betting can be addictive and it's important to stay in control of your betting. Never treat gambling as a way to make money, never bet more than you can afford and when the fun stops, stop. Gambling sites offer punters tools, like deposit limits, profit and loss trackers and self-exclusion options, to help them stay in control. But if you ever feel like you need help or advice on gambling addiction, don't hesitate to contact one of the charities or organisations below.
Yahoo
11 hours ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Scott nets first goal for Young Lions as England progress despite Germany defeat
CHERRIES midfielder Alex Scott scored his first goal for the England U21s as the Young Lions scraped into the quarterfinals of the European Championships. The defending champions were beaten 2-1 by Germany on Wednesday night. Trailing 2-0 at the break after a poor performance, a much improved second half saw Scott score his first goal for the Young Lions, although it was not enough to spark a comeback. Excellent work by Omari Hutchinson on the left wing saw the Ipswich man dance his way past his marker and get to the byline, cutting the ball across the six yard box for Scott to finish from close range. Scott is still playing with a partial face mask over his jaw, after an elbow from Tyrone Mings fractured it and forced him to have surgery. England will now face Spain in the quarterfinals after finishing behind the Germans in Group B, thanks to one win and a draw to go with the defeat. The Czech Republic's 2-0 win over Slovenia meant the defeat did not knock the Young Lions out of the tournament, but improvement is needed from Lee Carsley's side if they are to defend their title.
Daily Mail
19 hours ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
England star reveals Lee Carsley gave his U21 side the hairdryer treatment at half-time of Germany defeat that saw them scrape into Euros knockouts
England Under-21 star Charlie Cresswell has lifted the lid on Lee Carsley 's half-time hairdryer against Germany and outlined why a repeat against Spain would be game over for their Euros title defence. Carsley dished out some home truths to his players after an abject first half where Germany, who finished as winners of Group B, raced into a 2-0 lead to put England to bed. Asked what a ticked-off Carsley said to his team at the break, Cresswell said: 'Show some fight, you're playing for England, let's run harder than them, work harder than them'. 'I just was saying to the lads 'just smash into them, let them know they're in a game'. 'We showed that in the second half, but we've got to take that into the next game. That's the thing with European competitions, you get punished [if your level drops] and you've got to be at your best.' England were much improved in the second half in Nitra and scored through midfielder Alex Scott to reduce the arrears to a 2-1 defeat. But it was a performance pockmarked with problems, not least the lack of physicality, an area they will have to win if they are to have any chance in their quarter-final against Spain on Saturday night. 'Spain next it'll be a good game, a new challenge, and I'm looking forward to it,' Cresswell added. 'Spain are a top side. The first team as well, it runs through their system. You know when you play against Spain what they're going to be like. They're going to pass it around and try to make you move. 'But we've got to stand strong and take the game to them because we've got quality in that [dressing] room. We know we can beat them.' Team-mate Omari Hutchinson, who was central to the second half improvement versus Germany, echoed Cresswell's sentiments. 'We want to be dominant,' he said. 'We're going to have to try to take that away from them. We can be physically better than them. We've just got to physically outrun them and take them to the final whistle. 'Cars is big on that. He said last time they played each other it was a tough game for the Under-21s. Obviously they won it but we just want to be able to dominate and win by two goals really. 'It's probably my biggest game for England so I'm looking forward to it.' Saturday night could well be 22-year-old Cresswell's final game in an England shirt and with family making the trip out to Slovakia for Saturday's Spanish showdown, Cresswell's message to his team-mates is clear: don't let this moment pass you by. 'I said to the lads today, it doesn't get better than this,' Cresswell explained. 'You're playing for England Under-21s against Germany and next will be against Spain. It doesn't get better than this.
CBS News
a day ago
- Entertainment
- CBS News
2025 Alex Scott: A Stand for Hope Telethon raises more than $8.4 million for fight against childhood cancer
CBS News Philadelphia's 19th annual Alex Scott: A Stand For Hope Telethon raised a record-breaking $8.4 million Wednesday for the fight against childhood cancer. At least $8,477,342 was raised, which is more than $1 million over the previous record of $7.3 million raised last year. The Great Hall at the CBS Philadelphia studios was buzzing all day as an army of volunteers took donations and honored the memory of Alex Scott, the little girl who started it all. Alex's parents, Liz and Jay Scott, joined us to spearhead the effort. Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation emerged from the front yard lemonade stand of cancer patient Alexandra "Alex" Scott. In 2000, 4-year-old Alex announced she wanted to hold a lemonade stand to raise money to help find a cure for all children with cancer. Since Alex held that first stand, the foundation bearing her name has evolved into a national fundraising movement. Alex died in 2004, but this little girl left a big legacy. This year marks 25 years of Alex's Lemonade Stand, which has raised more than $300 million since Alex's first stand. There's still time to give! You can donate online at or with Venmo @AlexsLemonadeStandFoundation (include CBS in the What's this for comment section). You can also text CBSALEX to 44-321.
