Who's on The One Show tonight?
As fans look forward to another instalment of the hit BBC One show, we reveal who's on The One Show tonight.
It's one of the highlight of our weeknights, settling down on the sofa after a hard day at work and catching up on what's been going on in the world.
Alongside the topical features are high profile and sometime A list guests, who drop by for a chat with the new One Show presenters. And we've got the inside scoop on who's appearing on tonight's special show...
Who's on the One Show tonight?
One Show Host Jermaine Jenas and Lauren Laverne will present tonight's show. They will be joined in the studio by chef Gordon Ramsay. And there's a special film featuring footballer Marcus Rashford. (November 30 2021).
Gordon will be taking to the famous green sofa to reveal all about his exciting new projects. And no doubt to reflect on his daughter Tilly Ramsay's time as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing 2021. The 20-year-old is one of Gordon Ramsay's kids who seems to share the same passion with food as her father.
What time is The One Show on tonight?
The One Show broadcasts every weeknight at 7pm on BBC One.
The topical chat show runs for approximately half an hour. And is aired live from the BBC's Broadcasting House in London.
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You can always catch up with the programme after it's broadcast, with it being available on demand via BBC iPlayer.
How long has The One Show been running?
The One Show has been running for 15 years, with the first episode airing on August 14 2006.
From 2006-2010, the show was fronted by hosts Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley. Current host Alex Jones then took over with comedian Jason Manford in July 2010.
Manford then departed a few months later and presenter Matt Baker came in as his replacement. Matt went on to co-host the show with mum-of-two Alex for 10 years. And his last show was on March 31 2020.
Two new permanent One Show hosts were announced in 2021: former footballer Jermaine Jenas and singer Ronan Keating. And they make up the presenting team alongside long-term host Alex Jones.
Whilst Alex is on maternity leave, the two men have been joined by several guest presenters. This has included ex-footballer Alex Scott, ex-hockey player Sam Quek, plus presenters Gethin Jones and Rylan Clark Neal.
Emily Stedman is the former Features Editor for GoodTo covering all things TV, entertainment, royal, lifestyle, health and wellbeing. Boasting an encyclopaedic knowledge on all things TV, celebrity and royals, career highlights include working at HELLO! Magazine and as a royal researcher to Diana biographer Andrew Morton on his book Meghan: A Hollywood Princess. In her spare time, Emily can be found eating her way around London, swimming at her local Lido or curled up on the sofa binging the next best Netflix show.
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