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Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Countdown's Rachel Riley and radio host Richie Anderson take on screen stars Lesley Joseph and Claire Sweeney in a battle to win big money for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Coronation Street stars Lucy Fallon, Julia Goulding, Jack P Shepherd and former Weatherfield regular Colson Smith go head-to-head in a battle to win big money for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and This Morning's Ashley James battle singers Toyah Willcox and Carol Decker to win big money for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Emmerdale actors Lisa Riley and Mark Charnock take on the Rev Richard Coles and comedian Tim Vine. They all try to win big for their chosen charities.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as former EastEnders star Natalie Cassidy and TV host Angellica Bell take on athletes Jonnie Peacock and Greg Rutherford for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Good Morning Britain's Charlotte Hawkins and Sean Fletcher go head-to-head with Cold Feet legends Fay Ripley and John Thomson for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as journalist Cathy Newman and wordsmith Gyles Brandreth compete against Loose Women's Kaye Adams and Morning Live's Dr Ranj Singh for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as Steps stars Faye Tozer and Lee Latchford-Evans try to avoid tragedy against comedian Russell Kane - and Big Brother's Will Best - while battling to win money for charity.
Adil Ray hosts the game of words as sports stars Judy Murray and Mark Pougatch try to go the distance against Morning Live’s Helen Skelton and Rav Wilding and win big for charity.
Adil Ray hosts as RuPaul's Drag Race UK stars Tia Kofi and Danny Beard take on former England goalkeeper David Seaman and his wife, Dancing on Ice professional Frankie Seaman, in the game of words. They must try to use their powers of deduction to fill in the blanks and find the missing words in the Lingo grids and Puzzlewords.
A Soccer Aid special hosted by Adil Ray. Aiming to score big for UNICEF are goalkeeping legend David James, Gladiator Diamond aka Livi Sheldon and ex-England forward Toni Duggan.
