Who replaced Angus Deayton in 2009 as presenter of the BBC panel show Would I Lie to You?
"not to be confused with the earlier project of the same name. He was a guest on BBC Radio 4's ""Desert Island Discs"" on 31 July 2009. In 2010, Fearnley-Whittingstall made an appearance on the BBC One comedy panel show, ""Would I Lie to You?"" — host, Rob Brydon, awarded him the ""Liar of the Week"" prize. Fearnley-Whittingstall also appeared on BBC Two's satirical music panel show, ""Never Mind the Buzzcocks"", on an episode recorded in 2008; airing was delayed until 19 January 2011, due to the scandals surrounding Russell Brand that led to his resignation from the BBC. Fearnley-Whittingstall"
"showed over three-quarters of respondents wanting Deayton to stay on as the programme's host. In April 2003, Stephen Fry supported Deayton, by refusing to appear on the show again. Angus Deayton Gordon Angus Deayton (; born 6 January 1956) is an English actor, writer, musician, comedian, and broadcaster. He was the original presenter of the satirical panel game ""Have I Got News for You"", a job from which he was dismissed in October 2002 after a second round of tabloid allegations about his personal life. He was also the host of British panel show ""Would I Lie To You?"" from"
"Angus Deayton Gordon Angus Deayton (; born 6 January 1956) is an English actor, writer, musician, comedian, and broadcaster. He was the original presenter of the satirical panel game ""Have I Got News for You"", a job from which he was dismissed in October 2002 after a second round of tabloid allegations about his personal life. He was also the host of British panel show ""Would I Lie To You?"" from 2007–2008. He also played Victor Meldrew's long-suffering neighbour Patrick Trench in the comedy series ""One Foot in the Grave"", and George Windsor in the final three series of ""Waterloo"
"for You"", having appeared 30 times with his most recent appearance as host being on 6 October 2017. Armstrong has, to date, made the most appearances of any guest, whether as host or panellist. Armstrong says that in 2003 he was offered the job of replacing Angus Deayton as full-time host of ""Have I Got News for You"" but the BBC later changed their minds and withdrew the offer after deciding to continue with the guest presenter format instead. In 2008, he was the presenter and narrator for ""When Were We Funniest?"" and was the only person to feature in"
"Crow"", broadcast in 2016 as part of the celebrations of the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death. There have been since two more series, with a Christmas special in 2017 and one due to be broadcast in 2018. Mitchell has become a regular participant on many panel shows, leading ""The Independent""s James Rampton to christen him ""if not king, then certainly prince regent of the panel games."" Mitchell is a team captain on the BBC panel show ""Would I Lie To You?"", opposite Lee Mack. The show has run since 2007, now airing in its twelfth series. Since 2006, he"
"Angus Deayton as chairman, with Ian Hislop, the editor of ""Private Eye"", and comedian Paul Merton as team captains. Each captain was accompanied by a guest, usually a politician, journalist or comedian, or somebody particularly relevant to recent news. Merton took a break from ""Have I Got News for You"" during the 11th series in 1996, making only one appearance as a guest on Hislop's team. He was variously replaced as opposing team captain by Clive Anderson, Alan Davies and Eddie Izzard (with another two episodes featuring an equal-billing double act as the opponents of Hislop's team). Merton later explained"
"panel discussion, topical expert and a reviewer. Regular contributors include John Hawkesby, Nigel Latta, Joseph Ramanos, Rod Oram, Simon Wilson, Te Radar and Michele A'Court. Since January 2009, ""Nine to Noon"" has been replaced for a one-month Christmas and summer break by ""Summer Noelle"" (10:00 - 12:00 summer weekdays), a similar format magazine programme presented by Noelle McCarthy up until 2011; but from 2011 she was replaced by fill-in host Lynn Freeman and new co-host Sonja Sly. The programme includes interviews with newsmakers, reviewers, scientists, celebrity commentators, artists and actors, live in-studio performances by bands and artists, and musical selections."
"the BBC two years later. In April 2003, three-time guest panellist Stephen Fry announced that he was boycotting the show following the sacking of Angus Deayton. Fry described Deayton's disposal as ""greasy, miserable, British and pathetic"". On 23 November 2007, Ann Widdecombe appeared as a guest host for the second time, with Jimmy Carr as Hislop's teammate. Due to Carr's risqué material, Widdecombe vowed she would never appear on ""Have I Got News for You"" again. She said, ""His idea of wit is a barrage of filth and the sort of humour most men grow out of in their teens."
"on the Rest of the World team. He gave up drinking alcohol for a year in 2014. During 2016 Bridges took a break from stand-up to learn Spanish in Madrid. Kevin Bridges Kevin Andrew Bridges (born 13 November 1986) is a Scottish stand-up comedian. He is known for his successful tours and festival shows in the UK and across Europe. The 2012 television series """" was based on his stand-up routines. He has also appeared on many television panel shows including ""Would I Lie to You?"", ""Have I Got News for You"" and has performed on ""Live at the Apollo"""
"2014. He previously worked for TMZ. In April 2016, Cassie Stokes was announced as a new presenter, providing cover for Karen Koster and Aisling O'Loughlin, who were both going on maternity leave. In August 2016, it was confirmed by the TV3 Group three presenters were axed from the show including long-term presenters Lisa Cannon and Aisling O'Loughlin and Peter O'Riordan who joined the show in 2014. In June 2009, TV3 launched the reality television series ""Total Xposure"" which auditioned aspiring presenters to replace Lorraine Keane on the show. The finalists faced the team of Michael O'Doherty, Emma Ledden and Gerry"
"Quiz"". In 2009, Garraway presented ""The Biggest Loser"" for ITV. She was later replaced by Davina McCall. Garraway was a regular panellist on ""Wall of Fame"", hosted by David Walliams. n She became entertainment editor of ""Daybreak"" on ITV Breakfast (the successor to GMTV) in September 2010. On 6 December 2011, she took over from Christine Bleakley as the main presenter on an interim basis. On 4 May 2012, it was announced Lorraine Kelly would become the permanent replacement for Bleakley in September 2012. On 3 August 2012, it was revealed that Garraway had signed a new contract to present"
"eleven times during 2010 and 2011 before becoming a full-time panellist. As well as appearing on ""Have I Got News for You"" six times, ""Would I Lie to You"" once and ""8 Out of 10 Cats"" twice. He appeared in episode 3 of series 5 of ""Live at the Apollo"". He has thrice appeared on ""QI"". Addison appeared on ""The Graham Norton Show"" on 16 April 2009 promoting ""In the Loop"". On 18 April 2010 he appeared on ""The Andrew Marr Show"" to comment on the week's political issues, including the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland and The First Election"
"the previous hosts, Kelly Osbourne and Jeff Brazier, in Australia. Because they were having a child in early 2009, they did not return to present series 9. Durden-Smith also presented the show, from the UK, for the final time. Series 9 to 10 saw new presenter Caroline Flack take over with roving reporter Joe Swash, email/people reporter Russell Kane, and a panel of celebrity pundits, which changed approximately every three to five days. For series 11, Flack left in order to present another ITV2 show, ""The Xtra Factor"", and was replaced by Laura Whitmore. Swash and Kane both stayed on"
"that former Channel 4 News presenter Samira Ahmed would be hosting the third series when it returned in June 2012. Ahmed has continued to present the fourth series. On 4 November 2012, Kate Silverton covered Samira Ahmed's presenting duties during an absence. On 4 August 2013, Sally Magnusson stood in for Ahmed when she was again indisposed, and on 27 October 2013 Katie Derham covered. In June 2014 former BBC Breakfast presenter Sian Williams was confirmed as presenter for the next series. In November 2015, Sian Williams announced that she was leaving the BBC to replace Emma Crosby on ""5"
"replaced by Angus Deayton as host and the show was renamed ""Have I Got News for You"" in time for its debut on BBC2 later that year. Lloyd married Sarah Wallace in 1989 with whom he has three children. He has worked as a TV commercials director on and off since 1987. His first new TV series for 14 years, ""QI"" starring Stephen Fry (Sandi Toksvig from 2016) and Alan Davies, began on 11 September 2003 at 10pm on BBC Two for a run of 12 episodes. In its eighth series, which started on BBC One in September 2010, Lloyd"
"programme moved from London to MediaCityUK in Salford in 2013 but Kirkwood stayed in London presenting the weather on ""Breakfast"" via video link. She fronted the BBC's ""The Weather Show"" and is also a regular contributor and reporter for ""The One Show"". In 2011, Kirkwood co-presented the BBC One series ""The Great British Weather"". She also presents the weather on BBC Radio 2's Chris Evans Breakfast Show. Kirkwood has appeared as a guest on CBBC's show ""Hacker Time"". In 2014, she appeared on BBC One panel show ""Would I Lie to You?"" In October 2018, Kirkwood appeared as a cameo"
"on BBC One in combination with The National Lottery Draws. In May 2009, O'Leary became the presenter of Matt Lucas and David Walliams' show ""Rock Profile"" on the BBC. In March 2010, O'Leary hosted a spin-off edition of the BBC One show ""Question Time"", which aired on BBC Three, aimed at first time voters. He also presented ""Dermot Meets..."", a series which saw him interview the likes of David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Danny Mulhern and Nick Clegg. In November 2015, O'Leary replaced Sir Terry Wogan on ""Children in Need"", due to ill health. In 2016, O'Leary presented the BBC One"
"and Jacqui Oatley. The programme was previously presented by Ray Stubbs until he left the BBC at the end of the 2008–09 season. Two pundits appear per episode. Pundits who appear on the programme most commonly as of the 2017/18 season are Garth Crooks, Martin Keown, Kevin Kilbane, Dion Dublin, Leon Osman, and Danny Mills. Many other pundits have appeared during the history of the programme, including: Robbie Savage, Jason Roberts, Mark Bright, Steve Claridge, Peter Schmeichel, and Trevor Sinclair. Sinclair was fired by the BBC in January 2018 after admitting drink driving and racial abuse charges. Reporters include Chris"
"from 2009 until 2014. In 2010, Eamonn guest presented an episode of ""Have I Got News for You"". In 2014, Holmes and Ruth Langsford co-hosted a 10-part ITV daytime game show, ""Gift Wrapped"". In 2015, Holmes and Langsford presented a six-part factual series for Channel 5 entitled """". The programme returned for a second series in September 2016 and a third in June 2017. In 2016, Holmes presented Channel 5 panel show ""It's Not Me, It's You"". Vicky Pattison and Kelly Brook were team captains on the show. Holmes has guest presented numerous episodes of ""Good Morning Britain"" since April"
"joined as her replacement; she left in June 2008 to join the Bank of England. Sally Magnusson joined briefly in 2005 as the sole presenter on Friday's episode. Anita Anand joined the programme as Jenny Scott's replacement in September 2008 with Jo Coburn presenting on Thursdays. Shelagh Fogarty joined the team in January 2010 to co-host with Andrew Neil on Thursdays for three months after Anita Anand began maternity leave, while Jo Coburn took on Anita Anand's role presenting four days a week. At the beginning of April 2010, Jo Coburn went full-time presenting the programme every day. Anita Anand"
"However Terry Wogan provided BBC TV commentary every year from 1980 to 2008. It was confirmed on 12 August 2008 that Terry Wogan would no longer present the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK. The BBC Radio 2 DJ, who had fronted the BBC's coverage for 37 years, said it was ""time for someone else to take over"". He was replaced in 2009 by Graham Norton for the final. Norton has continued in the role ever since. The final of the contest has been broadcast by BBC One (previously BBC Television Service and BBC TV) since the first contest in"
"have been committed in the award ceremony at the 2004 Awards. Following The Russell Brand Show prank telephone calls row and his 12-week unpaid suspension from all of his BBC shows, Jonathan Ross resigned from presenting the 2008 awards, in agreement with ITV, as he did not want to ""take away from the awards themselves or the many talented winners of the awards."" Angus Deayton replaced Jonathan Ross as the host of the British Comedy Awards. Ross returned to presenting the awards in 2009. The 2013 awards were presented at a two-hour ceremony hosted by Jonathan Ross on 12 December"
"during Campbell's tenure, and included Ashley Blake, Saima Mohsin, Nick Lawrence, and Dan Penteado. Between 2001-2004, Campbell was joined by Kate Sanderson as the other main presenter of the programme, while between 2005-2009, he was joined by Julia Bradbury, who was temporarily replaced during her last series in 2009 by Anita Rani between 6 February and 20 April; Rani was retained as a reporter following this, taking the place of Mohsin. On 10 May 2009, the BBC announced plans to relaunch the format for ""Watchdog"", which included bringing back Anne Robinson to host the programme, and extending the length of"
"Fredrik Lindström and Johan Glans. Tror du jag ljuger? Tror du jag ljuger? (Swedish: ""Do you think I am lying?"") is a Swedish comedy panel show made by Brommamamma AB for Sveriges Television first aired on March 19, 2016 and is based on the British original Would I Lie to You?. In the show there are two teams with three panelists each. The panelists take turns to tell about different characteristics about themselves and events in their life whilst the opposite team have to guess whether these stories are true or false. The show is hosted by Anna Mannheimer and"
"but refused to discuss the matter any further. However, in early 2009 it emerged there would be a further delay in obtaining a permanent host for ""at least another couple of weeks"", with Craig Doyle presenting the first show of the new year. In the event, the guest host format continued for the entire 2008–2009 series. Following a short run with David McWilliams at the helm in 2009, the show was thought to have been de-commissioned. However, at the launch of RTÉ's Autumn schedule in August 2010, Craig Doyle was announced as presenter for a new run of 14 shows."
"Steve Punt Stephen Punt (born 15 September 1962) is a British writer, comedian and actor. Along with Hugh Dennis, he is part of comedy double act Punt and Dennis and presenter of BBC Radio 4 satirical news programme ""The Now Show"". He is also a writer and programme associate for various television panel game shows, including ""Would I Lie to You?"" and ""Mock the Week"", and is a writer for fellow comedians such as Rory Bremner and Jasper Carrott. Punt was educated at Whitgift School and St Catharine's College, Cambridge, where he read English. While at Cambridge, he joined Footlights,"
"the former presenters, Sheana Keane, did not return. In 2006, the show returned for a third season. This time Anna Nolan left the show and was replaced by Sheana Keane, who returned after taking a year off to focus on her first child. There was speculation that the show was possibly going to end. When the last series ended, Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh said the programme would continue in 2009. It was confirmed though, in August 2009 that the programme would return ""later and longer"".<ref name=""New Season 09/10""> </ref> The programme returned on 7 September 2009 beginning at 16:00 until 17:45."
"weeknight presenting role on a permanent basis, replacing Waley, under whom the bulletin had retained a comfortable ratings lead following the retirement of Brian Henderson in 2002. However, due to dwindling ratings at the Nine Network, Ferguson was replaced by Peter Overton in January 2009 and demoted back to his former weekend presenting role. In July 2009, it was revealed that Ferguson would move to ""Seven News"" from October. Ferguson, who had been with Nine for 17 years, was removed immediately from the weekend bulletin, and was replaced by Georgie Gardner. He continued to present the news on ""This Afternoon"","
"presenter of the programme. When she went on maternity leave, Kate Silverton presented a few editions before she in turn was replaced, with Louise Minchin, Declan Curry or James Dagwell being the new regular presenters. Towards the end there was no regular presenter with a guest presenter being used for the programme, including Maryam Moshiri, Paddy O'Connell, Matt Barbet, Rory Cellan Jones, Alex Stanger, Rachel Horne, Nicola Pearson and Evan Davis. It was available as a video podcast and on the BBC News website, as well as being shown on BBC News 24 (Fridays at 19.50, Saturdays at 13.50 amongst"
"have a slot for a celebrity interview in which a famous person talks about their life and their moral, ethical and religious beliefs and interests. Such celebrities have included Richard Dawkins, Annie Lennox, John Barrowman, Benjamin Zephaniah, John Simpson and Jamelia. In the second series this section was dropped, and the whole programme instead concentrates on the three discussions. The programme is currently in its eleventh series, which began in January 2018 and celebrated its 250th episode 3 June. Nicky Campbell has presented the show since it began in 2007. Campbell was initially joined by Sonia Deol during the first"
"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"
"to Wogan's disappointment. Wogan argued that Abraham gave a better performance than the entries from Spain and Bosnia-Herzegovina. At the 2008 contest he was acknowledged by both hosts, along with France's Jean Paul Gaultier and Finland's 2007 Contest host Jaana Pelkonen. On 11 August 2008, Wogan said in an interview with the ""Radio Times"" magazine that he was doubtful about presenting the Eurovision Song Contest for the United Kingdom again. On 5 December 2008, Wogan stepped down from the role after 35 years. Graham Norton succeeded Wogan as BBC commentator for the 2009 contest. In November 2014, Wogan reviewed Norton's"
"program, the Nine Network renamed the programs as ""Today: Weekend Edition"". David Gyngell said the launch of the Weekend editions were a part of the Nine Network's plans to strengthen its news and current affairs department and return viewers to its once leading service. In July 2009, ""Today: Weekend Edition"" was rebranded as ""Weekend Today"". In September 2012, ""Weekend Today"" was extended to 3 hours on Saturday mornings. In September 2014, Deborah Knight permanently replaced Leila McKinnon as co-host of the show; following Leila McKinnon's move to the News Department. In February 2016, Cameron Williams announced his resignation from the"