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| - | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square mock the week.jpg|Mock the Week]]</div>19 October <br/>[[Andy Parsons]] has announced he is quitting [[Mock the Week]] after becoming a regular panelist on the show since 2006. He will be focusing on his future live stand-up tours and his new podcast.<br/><br/> | + | <div class="square" style="float:right">[[Image:Square mock the week.jpg|Mock the Week]]</div>19 October '''The points DON'T go to Andy'''<br/>[[Andy Parsons]] has announced he is quitting [[Mock the Week]] after becoming a regular panelist on the show since 2006. He will be focusing on his future live stand-up tours and his new podcast.<br/><br/> |
<div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square QI.jpg|QI]]</div>14 October '''N for Sandi Toksvig'''<br/>[[QI]] is to get a new host. [[Stephen Fry]] is leaving "one of the best jobs on television" after the M-series ends in early 2016. [[Sandi Toksvig]] will take over from next year, taking viewers through from N to an unknown destination. "Who knows what lies ahead? It should all be quite interesting." Alan Davies remains on the panel to the end of the alphabet - and beyond?<br/><br/> | <div class="square" style="float:left">[[Image:Square QI.jpg|QI]]</div>14 October '''N for Sandi Toksvig'''<br/>[[QI]] is to get a new host. [[Stephen Fry]] is leaving "one of the best jobs on television" after the M-series ends in early 2016. [[Sandi Toksvig]] will take over from next year, taking viewers through from N to an unknown destination. "Who knows what lies ahead? It should all be quite interesting." Alan Davies remains on the panel to the end of the alphabet - and beyond?<br/><br/> | ||
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You've sent in your votes and it's been a record breaking year - thanks very much for that. What did you think were the best and worst new shows of the last year? It's time to find out.
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Andy Parsons has announced he is quitting Mock the Week after becoming a regular panelist on the show since 2006. He will be focusing on his future live stand-up tours and his new podcast.
QI is to get a new host. Stephen Fry is leaving "one of the best jobs on television" after the M-series ends in early 2016. Sandi Toksvig will take over from next year, taking viewers through from N to an unknown destination. "Who knows what lies ahead? It should all be quite interesting." Alan Davies remains on the panel to the end of the alphabet - and beyond?
Four new episodes of the pro-celebrity darts tournament Let's Play Darts have been ordered and will be filming on 17 and 18 November in aid of Sport Relief. Gabby Logan will return to host.
Jack Dee has been announced as the new host of The Apprentice spin-off programme You're Fired! The comedian replaces Dara O'Briain who has left as host after five years. Dee has previously appeared on the celebrity version of the programme. He will be joined by fellow comedian Romesh Ranganathan, who becomes a regular panellist, when the series returns later this year.
The coaching line-up has been revealed for the upcoming fifth series of The Voice UK. New coaches Boy George and Paloma Faith will join returning coaches will.i.am and Ricky Wilson. They replace long-standing coach Sir Tom Jones and Rita Ora, who is now a judge on rival singing show The X Factor. The new series will begin filming in Salford next month, and will air in the new year.
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