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Comedy and chaos took over the biggest night of TV, serving up exclusive sketches and star-studded surprises. Oasis: The Reunion: The Movie gave us a Britpop blockbuster we never knew we needed, with James Buckley and Joe Thomas as the Gallagher brothers and a rogue lineup of celebrity cameos. Rachel Parris and Russell Kane put their best (and possibly worst) feet forward in a Strictly Come Dancing spoof, ending in a surprisingly slick live performance. Stick the kettle on, grab your popcorn, and catch up on 91热爆 iPlayer.

The night was packed with unforgettable moments—Chabuddy G taking on Gladiators, a bonkers Not Going Out and Beyond Paradise mash-up, and Munya Chawawa failing to convince Brian Cox he’s leading man material. Music legends from the 80s to now got the party started, with Sugababes, Titanique’s cast, and a celeb-stuffed singalong of Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.

Amid the laughs, powerful films reminded us why Red Nose Day matters—David Tennant on food poverty, Alesha Dixon on domestic abuse, and an emotional EastEnders special on mental health. Forty years in, Comic Relief is still bringing the laughs while tackling real issues, proving that comedy really can change lives.

The overwhelming generosity and kind-heartedness of the British public has shone through once again, with Red Nose Day 2025 raising £34,022,590 so far – with donations still coming in and prizes of a lifetime still up for grabs.

And they rolled for 24 hours! At 10am on 20 March, Morning Live presenters Gethin Jones and Helen Skelton kicked (rolled!) off their most retro Red Nose Day challenge yet: a non-stop 24hr throwback roller disco for Comic Relief!

Billy Monger's epic IRONMAN challenge...

Last October, after twelve months of intensive training and relentless preparation, Billy Monger took on the world’s most iconic one day endurance challenge: the IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, Hawai’i, all to raise life-changing funds for Comic Relief-funded projects.

Throughout this remarkable journey, Billy has been driven by his desire to support those who, like him, have faced adversity but without the strong family and community support he was fortunate to have in the toughest times.

He’s seen first-hand the amazing work made possible by your donations as well as the critical need for these projects right here in the UK.

The incredible behind-the-scenes story of Billy’s road to Kona, the iconic race itself and the motivations which kept him going, will be told in an exclusive behind the scenes documentary coming to 91热爆 One in March 2025.

Watch now on 91热爆 iPlayer.

This week, Radio 1 presenter Jamie Laing is facing his greatest challenge yet - attempting 5 ultra marathons in 5 days to become Radio 1's Ultra Marathon Man, all in aid of Comic Relief.

From his London start line on Monday 17 March, Jamie’s run of a lifetime is taking him North towards his big finish in Salford this Friday 21 March - Red Nose Day itself.

Show Jamie your support and follow along his progress

Get ready for a night of comedy, entertainment, and incredible fundraising as Red Nose Day returns live on 91热爆 One, 91热爆 Two and iPlayer on Friday 21 March from 7pm.

Celebrating 40 years of going big, giving big, and feeling good together, the unmissable blockbuster shows will bring the nation together with hilarious sketches, live performances, surprise moments, and show-stopping musical acts – all to raise vital funds for good causes across the UK and around the world.

Hosting the action live from the studio at Media City in Salford will be an all-star lineup. Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Joel Dommett, Alison Hammond, Rylan, and Alesha Dixon will present on 91热爆 One from 7-10pm, before Tom Allen and AJ Odudu take over from 10pm on 91热爆 Two.

Expect side-splitting sketches featuring some of the biggest shows on the 91热爆, including Strictly Come Dancing, Gladiators, Not Going Out and Beyond Paradise. Plus, in a truly unmissable moment, one of the most hotly anticipated musical reunions in history will be getting the Red Nose Day sketch treatment. It's Definitely (Maybe) not to be missed!

This Red Nose Day Radio 1 presenter Jamie Laing will be lacing up his trainers to face his greatest physical and psychological challenge yet; an incredible 150+ mile run from London to Salford, completing an ultra-marathon every day for 5 days - all to raise money for Comic Relief.

It’s red and nosey. And this year, with you, it’ll be MASSIVE. Together, let’s go big, give big and feel good to help Comic Relief help people get the support they need across the world, including here in the UK.

From hip shakers, cake bakers and joke makers to Red Nose wearers, t-shirt buyers and sofa-sitting givers, it’s that time of year to come together to support people in the UK and across the world who are facing the toughest times of their lives.

This Red Nose Day, there’s lots to be excited about as we begin to celebrate Comic Relief hitting the big 4-0 in 2025.

With your help over the past 40 years, we’ve raised over £1.6 billion, supported over 100 million people, and had a great time doing it. So, this March, let’s all go big to help put food on plates, roofs over heads, keep little ones safe, and support families affected by conflict. Because when we all do a little something funny for money, giving gets bigger and bigger.

Your donations makes a very real difference both here in the UK and across the world, they could help provide shelter for people who need it, put food on plates, fill the shelves of baby banks, offer someone to talk to, or somewhere to be safe.

At Comic Relief we believe that those closest to the issues have the best solutions, so we partner with amazing projects and organisations that tackle some of the biggest challenges faced by society today.

You’re helping to build a better world. .

Red Nose Day is an initiative of Comic Relief, operating name of Charity Projects, registered charity in England & Wales (326568) and Scotland (SC039730).