Children in Need returns to our screens once again on Friday night for a night of fundraising, with a live three-hour broadcast from Salford raising money for children and young people across the UK. The presenting team features a number of returning hosts, including Paddy McGuinness, Mel Giedroyc, Lenny Rush, Rochelle Humes and Vernon Kay.

Children In Need will take place tonight (14 November) on BBC One and iPlayer at 7pm GMT. The episode will run for three full hours, ending at 10pm and then be available shortly after on BBC iPlayer.

Following its annual telethon, Children In Need has revealed its fundraising total for 2025. 45 years on from its first broadcast back in 1980, millions of pounds has been raised once again for an extremely worthy cause.

BBC Children in Need thanks the public for their remarkable support in raising £45,507,536 to help make a difference to the lives of children and young people in communities across the UK

MCFLY star Tom Fletcher’s nepo-baby son Buzz, 11, has astounded Children In Need 2025 viewers with a heartfelt duet. Tom and son Buzz performed a song Tom had written, named Thread of Hope,

Harry and Meghan, Alicia Keys, Kerry Washington, Jessica Alba, Olivia Munn, Demi Lovato and Will Ferrell were among the A-listers in attendance at the West Hollywood gala.

Eleanor says she is "buzzing" to be part of this year's BBC Children in Need choir, which performs in the fundraising show on 14 November. She's not in the least nervous - her mother, Kelly, says that her daughter always "grabs every opportunity she's given" and having been through so much, "doesn't stress over the little things".

‘Sara’s running history was virtually zero,’ says Whyte. ‘I think that she’d done a couple of parkruns and been on the treadmill in the gym.’ Add to that the fact that Cox has arthritis in her right knee, making it impossible for her to do key ...

The Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunset Foundation is inviting the public to take part in the annual Secret Angel Project, a heartfelt effort to make the holidays brighter for children and families experiencing homelessness on Maui.

Dolls, teddy bears and even a tricycle were already filling Regions Bank's lobby on Friday as the Spirit of Giving toy drive kicked off.

Fundraisers of all ages across the south of England have been going the extra mile to support BBC Children in Need. From Hampshire and Dorset to Oxfordshire, Berkshire and the Isle of Wight, people have been baking, cycling and rattling collection buckets as part of the BBC's annual charity appeal.