"in 2006, leading to a full series from 2007, it has had various previous permanent and temporary hosts; the partnership of Jones and Baker began in 2011, with Chris Evans serving as the first Fridays only host from 2010 until 2015. Prior to the introduction of Evans, the longest presenting partnership was Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley from 2007 to 2010. Their easy and approachable on-screen chemistry is credited with boosting ratings after an unpromising start, establishing the show as a popular staple of British viewing. The programme is usually 30 minutes long, although it is occasionally extended to an"
"television. In 2010, it was announced that Evans would be replacing Adrian Chiles as the Friday co-presenter of ""The One Show"" on BBC One. Chiles and then co-host Christine Bleakley left the show to join ITV. Evans presented the show on Fridays with Alex Jones, and occasionally covered other weekdays. Matt Baker presented and still presents (as of 2018) the show on a regular Monday to Thursday basis. In 2015, Evans announced he was quitting ""The One Show"" to focus on ""Top Gear"". In January 2011 Evans returned to Channel 4 to present a new reality show ""Famous and Fearless"","
"Adrian Chiles Adrian Chiles (born 21 March 1967) is a British television and radio presenter, currently working for BBC Radio 5 Live. Previously, Chiles co-presented both ""The One Show"" (2007–2010) and ""Daybreak"" (2010–2011) with Christine Lampard. He was also the chief presenter for football coverage on ITV Sport from 2010 until 2015. His journalistic training and love of football resulted in his presenting business programmes such as ""Working Lunch"" and ""The Money Programme"" as well as sports programmes like ""Match of the Day 2"". Chiles was born in Quinton, Birmingham, to an English father and Croatian mother, and moved a"
"the new Friday presenter in a revamped one-hour format, Chiles left the BBC for ITV in a four-year contract, speculated to be worth £1million per year. Chiles left the BBC on 30 April 2010. From May 2010, Chiles fronted ITV's football coverage. He made his ITV debut on 24 May 2010, presenting the England v Mexico friendly at Wembley (England won the match 3-1). On 6 September 2010, he made his first appearance on ""Daybreak"", ITV's new breakfast television programme. The show failed to capture a larger market share than its competitor ""Breakfast"", and on 18 November 2011 it was"
"announced that Chiles would be axed from the show. He was replaced by Dan Lobb. In January 2011, Chiles began presenting ""That Sunday Night Show"" on ITV, which returned for a second series in September 2011 and a third in January 2012. His contract with ITV came an end on 20 April 2014. However, he signed a new contract to purely host ITV's football coverage. The new contract included a wage cut of £1 million per year. On 23 January 2015, it was announced that Chiles had left his role as ITV's football host with immediate effect. He has not"
"upon Tyne to London via West Bromwich for Sport Relief. The duo raised £371,065 for their feat. In 2010, Chiles grew a beard, which was later shaved off by his ""One Show"" co-host Christine Lampard for Sport Relief, raising £60,000 in the process. Adrian Chiles Adrian Chiles (born 21 March 1967) is a British television and radio presenter, currently working for BBC Radio 5 Live. Previously, Chiles co-presented both ""The One Show"" (2007–2010) and ""Daybreak"" (2010–2011) with Christine Lampard. He was also the chief presenter for football coverage on ITV Sport from 2010 until 2015. His journalistic training and love"
"2010, she co-hosted a segment of the ""Sport Relief"" telethon with Gary Lineker. When Adrian Chiles left the BBC in 2010, there was a great deal of speculation on whether she would extend her BBC contract or move to ITV. After the speculation, Lampard also left ""The One Show"" to join ITV as the co-host of ""Daybreak"" following Adrian Chiles' departure from the BBC to ITV. Questions were raised in Parliament over the size and scale of the proposed £900,000 per year two-year BBC contract. Shortly after she fired her long-term manager and signed with Chiles' management company, on 20"
"June 2010, the BBC announced that it had withdrawn an offer to extend her current contract. Later that day ITV (owners of ""GMTV"") announced she would again partner Chiles by co-hosting the revamped breakfast show with him, and also hosting other entertainment programmes. On 8 July 2010, the BBC confirmed that she was not returning to ""The One Show"" after the programme returned from the World Cup break on 12 July. In September 2016, it was announced that Lampard would return to the BBC to co-present ""Christine and Adrian's Friendship Test"". She co-presented the three-part series with Adrian Chiles on"
"news quiz, ""Have I Got News for You"". In January 2016, Chiles returned to BBC television, where he fronted a 2-part religion/travel series ""My Mediterranean with Adrian Chiles"" for BBC Two. In July 2016, he presented a special edition of ""Panorama"" called ""Why We Voted to Leave: Britain Speaks"" for BBC One. In November 2016, he fronted one-off documentary ""Whites v Blacks: How Football Changed a Nation"" for BBC Two. Chiles co-presented ""Christine and Adrian's Friendship Test"", a three-part documentary series with Christine Lampard. The series was broadcast on BBC Northern Ireland in November 2017. In August 2018, Chiles presented"
"the new show, started on 23 August, with short break-bumpers in between the start and end of an advertisement break, broadcast during the evening schedule of ITV1. Adverts featuring presenters Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley were broadcast throughout the day from 31 August 2010. Chiles and Bleakley presented ""The One Show"" on BBC One together for nearly three years before leaving in 2010 to join ITV. The first edition of ""Daybreak"" was broadcast on 6 September 2010 with ex-hosts Chiles and Bleakley introducing viewers to the new set and admiring the view from the window. It included an interview with"
"He also deputised for John Dykes for Matchday Live, the Barclays Premier League matchday programme that is broadcast around the world, for the weekend of 13/14 December 2014. Following the departure of both Gabby Logan and Jim Rosenthal from ITV, Smith has gone from being ITV's fourth-choice sports presenter to second, behind Adrian Chiles. He now regularly appears on ITV4 as well as the main ITV channel however he is leaving ITV at the end of the 2015 football season as ITV lost the rights to Live UEFA Champions League & Europa League and will be replaced by Jacqui Oatley"
"2009, Lobb became a sports presenter on Sky News. Lobb moved to GMTV as the sports correspondent in January 2010. He transferred to the replacement programme ""Daybreak"" on 6 September 2010, appointed sports editor, and stand-in presenter. On 2 September, he took over from Adrian Chiles as the Friday co-presenter of ""Daybreak"" and on 6 December 2011 he took over from Chiles full-time on an interim basis. Aled Jones was appointed as Chiles' permanent replacement with Lobb leaving the programme on 31 August 2012. On 6 September 2011, it was announced that Lobb would take part in the 2011 series"
"presenter Adrian Chiles and Gareth Southgate. He appeared on ITV in the Champions League including Chelsea's victory in the final against Bayern Munich, nearly all FA Cup matches including the final between Chelsea and Liverpool at Wembley and England competitive internationals and friendlies. He was also involved in the ITV team for Euro 2012 alongside longtime rival Patrick Vieira and they appeared together as pundits in the Ireland–Spain match and Czech Republic–Russia match, also appearing with Roberto Martínez and Gordon Strachan. Keane is married to Theresa Doyle, and they have five children: Shannon, Caragh, Aidan, Leah and Alanna. The couple"
"was part of ITV's coverage of the Premiership after they won the rights from the BBC to show top flight football on Saturday evening. In January 2015 ITV confirmed that Townsend, along with presenter Adrian Chiles, would not be retained by the broadcaster after the expiry of his contract in the summer of 2015, with the channel having lost Champions League broadcasting rights. After leaving ITV in 2015 he joined BT Sport as a co-commentator for their coverage of the Premier League, FA Cup, UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League. He made his co-commentating debut on 15 February 2015,"
"It was announced later the same day that Nick Grimshaw would replace him. On 7 September 2015, it was announced Chris Moyles would return to radio on the newly re-branded Radio X (previously XFM) hosting the new ""Chris Moyles Show"". The show began on 21 September from 6.30 am–10.00 am, returning to his former Breakfast slot and going head to head with his BBC Radio 1 replacement, Nick Grimshaw. Chris Moyles stated Dominic Byrne, who read the news on his BBC Radio 1 show, would return with him, as would producer Pippa Taylor. On 19 April 2016 it was announced"
"confirmed that they were to depart from the programme in the New Year, however they left the show on Monday 5 December 2011 stating that ""we were assured we could go with our dignity intact."" Dan Lobb and Kate Garraway took over on an interim basis until new presenters were announced. On 8 December 2011, ITV chief executive Adam Crozier defended the decision of hiring Chiles and Bleakley, saying it was necessary to ""take a risk"". On 4 May 2012, Aled Jones and Lorraine Kelly were confirmed by ITV as the new permanent presenters, Jones said ""I am thoroughly looking"
"He also presents Football Today on Premier League TV on Monday and Thursday throughout the Football season. Pougatch has presented coverage of the IPL cricket and the African Cup of Nations for ITV. In January 2015, Pougatch replaced Adrian Chiles as the main football presenter on ITV, fronting the channel's coverage of the UEFA Champions League, England Internationals and later Euro 2016. In February and March 2016, Pougatch fronted ITV's coverage of the Six Nations Rugby Championship, and continued in this role in 2017. In March 2012, he won the Sports Journalists' Association award for Sports Broadcaster of the Year."
"and was replaced by Dara Ó Briain. During August 2006 Chiles co-presented a pilot of a new BBC One early-evening magazine programme, ""The One Show"". The programme was re-commissioned for 2007 with Chiles returning as host, leaving ""Working Lunch"". Chiles' last appearance on ""The One Show"" was on 30 April 2010 and his favourite guest from the programme, rock singer Robert Plant, appeared again. His final show also saw video tributes to an emotional Chiles from Prime Minister Gordon Brown and political leaders David Cameron and Nick Clegg. In April 2007, Chiles was a guest host of BBC One's satirical"
"after the end of the 2017/18 season, signing a four year contract, ending the run of three years for Channel 5. Channel 5's football coverage has had a number of presenters over the years. Brough Scott famously presented their first big match - famously remembered due to the sports bar set-up and the inclusion of fellow Channel 5 personalities, including the cast of Family Affairs. After that it was Jeremy Nicholas for a short period until ITV News presenter Steve Scott, brother of ITV Sport anchor Angus Scott took over as host until 2004, when he was replaced by John"
"a job as a trainee. As a television producer he produced ""Strange but True?"" and ""The One That Got Away"". In 1997 he became Director of Programmes at Granada Television in Manchester. In 2001 he became Managing Director of Granada Content. In November 2003 he became Chief Executive of Granada Television. He became ITV Director of Television on 21 September 2005, leaving in 2008. Under his leadership, ITV revived its programme line-up, unceremoniously dispensing with many long-term programmes. He is married with three children. Simon Shaps Simon Shaps (born 10 September 1956) is a British television executive and producer, and"
"decided to ban all-male panels on comedy shows in February 2014, with BBC's director of TV Danny Cohen stating in an interview with ""The Observer"" that ""shows without women are unacceptable"". In November 2014, ""Mirror"" reported stats revealing that 38% of all ""QI"" episodes at that time had featured only men, 55.9% featured only one woman, and only the remaining 6.1% had two or three women, out of a total of three guest panellists per episode (the fourth one being regular panellist Alan Davies). Clem Bastow of ""The Sydney Morning Herald"" was supportive of BBC's decision, saying that ""left to"
"replacement, was also revamped and retitled as ""FBi"", but ratings continued to drop. The following October, the final series was a complete revamp, with a line-up of four: Ortis Deley, Katy Hill, Trey Farley and Sarah Cawood. Ratings continued to plummet, due to the continuing success of ""SMTV Live"". In March 2001, the BBC made an unprecedented move and extended the series over the summer, like SMTV was broadcast, but announced it would be the final series. Hill was replaced by Heather Suttie as the show was moved to BBC Scotland on 21 April until 15 September 2001 when the"
"new set and a refreshed look. In late 2004, Trisha Goddard left ITV to move her ""talk show"" to Five, so as a stopgap, Jeremy Kyle was drafted in to host the talk show ""The Jeremy Kyle Show"" until a permanent replacement could be found. ""The Jeremy Kyle Show"", which was first broadcast on 4 July 2005, fully replaced ""The Trisha Goddard Show"" in September, and since then the show has been the sole occupant of ITV's weekday 9:25am slot. During the launch week of the programme, the show was overshadowed by news coverage of the London tube bombings. Earlier"
"June 2010, Shephard announced his departure from ""GMTV"", two months before the end of the programme, stating that he wished to spend more time with his family and focus on his charity work. Ben presented his final episode of GMTV on 30 July 2010, before the programme was axed two months later in September. The show was later replaced by ""Daybreak"" hosted Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley and then later by Lorraine Kelly, Kate Garraway and Aled Jones. After just four years on air, ""Daybreak"" was axed in spring 2014 to make way for a brand new ITV Breakfast programme"
"coverage of the British Formula Three Championship (alongside Martin Haven), and the Superleague Formula series. On 13 December 2011, it was confirmed that Edwards would replace Martin Brundle as the BBC's lead commentator for Formula One in 2012, working alongside David Coulthard. Toby Moody took Edwards' place for the BTCC in 2012. Edwards worked across BBC TV, Radio and online. In 2016, Edwards moved to Channel 4 to continue commentating on Formula 1, again working alongside David Coulthard. The move came after the BBC terminated its TV rights agreement early, and Channel 4 picked the deal up. Edwards, with his"
"contract renewal period ended in November 2001, by which point Paul Marquess left to become producer of ITV's long-running police drama ""The Bill"". By this time, ""Brookside"" had become a far less important part of Channel 4's programming. Ratings had dropped to less than three million, and although regularly airing three times a week in prime time, sometimes double episodes were shown back-to-back and the audience could not keep up with the constant moves around the schedules to accommodate Channel 4's newer programming, including 'reality' shows such as ""Location, Location, Location"", ""Property Ladder"", ""Grand Designs"", and to a much greater"
"had done his best but that it had not been good enough for viewers. Following Jeremy Clarkson's dismissal from the show on 25 March 2015, after the BBC decided to not renew his contract, and the subsequent resignation of his co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May and executive producer Andy Wilman the following month, the broadcaster began work looking for a new production team and a new set of hosts for the next series of the show, as well as making changes to the show's format. People who were in the running to replace Clarkson included Jodie Kidd, John Bishop,"
"Jones' Ultimate Travel Guide to Classical Music"". On 4 May 2012, Jones was confirmed as the new presenter of the ITV Breakfast programme ""Daybreak"" with Lorraine Kelly and Kate Garraway, replacing Adrian Chiles. On 3 March 2014, it was announced that ""Daybreak"" was to be replaced by a new breakfast programme called ""Good Morning Britain"", which Jones would not be a part of. His last episode aired on 25 April 2014. The following day, Jones began hosting ""Weekend"", broadcast every Saturday and Sunday morning from 8:30am. Since 2012, Jones has presented the annual ""Christmas Carols on ITV"" programme, which airs"
"programme, right after its first episode on 22 February 2006. After the spin-off's first series, the BBC decided to move the companion show to BBC Two, after it had decided to move ""The Apprentice"" to BBC One in order for it to be viewed by a mainstream audience. Chiles remained as the host following the move until the end of its fourth series, when he decided to leave the BBC upon signing a deal to work on programmes for ITV. Following his departure from ""You're Fired!"", the broadcaster unveiled comedian Dara Ó Briain as his replacement, who hosted the show"
"a new motoring programme in the same vein as their former show, which debuted in 2016 under the title of ""The Grand Tour"". Following the dismissal of Clarkson, and the subsequent departure of May, Hammond and Wilman, the BBC began searching for their replacements. On 16 June 2015, Chris Evans was confirmed as one of the new hosts, with it later suggested he would be hosting the show alone as part of a new format, despite a previous announcement that the broadcaster was holding open audition for his co-presenters; this claim was later dismissed as untrue. Although former Formula 1"
"BBC Northern Ireland in November 2017. She moved to ITV less than three hours after the BBC had withdrawn their £1 million offer for her to remain on the channel. She joined ITV on a four-year contract worth £4 million. On 6 September 2010, she joined Adrian Chiles to host ITV Breakfast's ""Daybreak"". The programme suffered mixed reviews and poor viewing figures in its first weeks on air, and Lampard herself was the subject of criticism. On 18 November 2011, she and co-presenter Adrian Chiles were replaced by Dan Lobb and Kate Garraway who presented on an interim basis. In"
"on the network's premiere channel, BBC One, every weeknight for one week in July 2009. Despite the move to BBC One, the show was cut from a standard thirteen-episode run to just five, something that lead actor John Barrowman felt was almost like a ""punishment"" from the BBC. Production on the mini-series began in August 2008, and Barrowman along with actors Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd (his final appearance in the show), and Kai Owen (now given co-star billing) all returned. The serial significantly features new actors to the series over the course of its five episodes, most prominently Peter Capaldi."
"was preparing to leave the BBC for a rival show and signed a three-year contract with the public service broadcaster, tying her to the breakfast show until April 2004 and with the BBC for two years after that. In August 2003, the BBC again denied rumours, reported in the ""Daily Mail"", that she had been given 10 weeks to increase ratings, or to face replacement. However, just two months later, the BBC announced that Cox, whose listening figures had slipped to 6.6 million, would be replaced by Chris Moyles in January 2004. Cox hosted her final breakfast show on 19"