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Joe Swift: "I’m not the world’s best baker"
The gardener on his days of preparation for The Great Sport Relief Bake Off and sweet-talking the judges

[bThe Great Sport Relief Bake-Off ]starts tonight, 8pm, BBC2, and continues nightly until Friday[/b]
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Blue Peter

Episode 1. Helen's Polar Challenge for Sport Relief



Helen's Polar Challenge for Sport Relief


BBC1, Monday 23rd Jan 4:30pm - 5pm


Repeat, Sun 29 Jan CBBC 1:25pm

Repeat, Sat 4 Feb BBC2 9:30am


Blue Peter presenter Helen Skelton - Sun prepares to travel 500 miles across Antarctica as she embarks on another charity challenge to raise money for Sport Relief. The trek forms the latest in a series of feats undertaken by the 28-year-old, who has already walked a tight-rope between two chimneys at Battersea Power Station, and kayaked along the Amazon river for good causes. In the first episode, Helen's fitness is put to the test and she gets some top tips from explorer Ranulph Fiennes.

Cast

Presenter
Helen Skelton
Contributor
Ranulph Fiennes

Crew

Director
Belinda Kirk
Director
Charlotte Ingham
Editor
Tim Levell
Producer
Belinda Kirk
Producer
Charlotte Ingham



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Let's Dance For Sport Relief

The BBC has today announced the latest batch of contestants for Let's Dance For Sport Relief, which kicks off on February 18.

Joining this year’s roll call are: Former England cricketer Darren Gough; actor and comedian MIles Jupp; Former Olympic athlete Fatima Whitbread and comedy group The Cuban Brothers; Tracey Beaker actress Dani Harmer and Outnumbered star Tyger Drew-Honey.

Stars already limbering up for the show, hosted by Steve Jones and Alex Jones, are Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards, Amy Childs & Harry Derbridge; Angelos Epithemiou & Ulrika Jonsson; Ava Vidal; Terry Alderton; Arabella Weir; Tony Blackburn & David Hamilton; Scott Mills & Olly Murs; Omid Djalili; Watson & Oliver; Laurie Brett & Tameka Empson; Patrick Monahan; and Rowland Rivron.

This year will see the acts (a mix of solo dancers, duos and groups) compete over five weeks, with four heats culminating in a spectacular final on Saturday March 17.

Celebrities will perform iconic dance routines in front of a live studio audience and performances will be reviewed by a panel of three judges, made up of comedians, some of whom were former contestants.

The panel of three, together with the viewers will vote for their favourite two acts to go through to the final in week five when the final eight will dance with the hope of being crowned Let’s Dance champion 2012.

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"I've done it!": Comedian John Bishop completes 290-mile charity challenge

The stand-up has cycled, rowed and run from Paris to London in his 'Week of Hell' for Sport Relief Mirror