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BBC News
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Garden Rescue returns to BBC One and iPlayer with brand new additions to its presenting line up
Recommissioned for series 11, BBC Daytime's popular weekday gardening programme Garden Rescue is to have a fresh new look, with the addition of some of the country's best-known gardeners. Joining the team are Diarmuid Gavin, Frances Tophill, Joe Swift, and Sue Kent - four top designers bringing their vision, creativity, and unique garden flair. Together, they'll add a fun new dimension to the show, along with their unique design perspectives and a healthy dose of Garden Rescue friendly competition. They'll be joining fan favourites Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Chris Hull, and Flo Headlam, who've been inspiring audiences and transforming outdoor spaces across the country. Each episode will see one designer go head-to-head with one of the new recruits, each pitching their vision to homeowners who are desperate for a dream outdoor space but don't know where to begin. As always, there's only one design that gets chosen and brought to life. From family-friendly gardens to serene, low-maintenance retreats, the team will bring their trademark transformations to gardens across the country bringing imaginative solutions, and plenty of banter, gardening tips and surprises along the way. Caroline O'Neill, Assistant Commissioning Editor for BBC Daytime comments, 'It's great to have such well-loved and hugely respected gardeners joining the team. Each bringing their green fingers and creative flair to their unique designs, making for the best competitions yet! Audiences will also get to enjoy revisiting the spaces to see how the people are using their newly transformed gardens, with lots of helpful tips and tricks to be mastered at home too.' Executive Producer Sarah Trigg for Spun Gold TV comments: 'We're absolutely thrilled to be making another brand-new series of Garden Rescue. It's a joy to see our brilliant existing designers joining forces with a fantastic line up of garden designers. We can't wait to see the amazing transformations they'll create together and to share them with all of you at home.' Garden Rescue is commissioned for BBC One and iPlayer by Head of BBC Daytime and Early Peak Commissioning, Rob Unsworth. The Commissioning Editor for BBC Daytime is Caroline O'Neill, Sarah Trigg is the Executive Producer for Spun Gold TV . You can watch series 10 of Garden Rescue on BBC One at 3.45pm and on iPlayer now. Series 11 will be confirmed later this year. Watch Garden Rescue on BBC iPlayer and add to your Watchlist HD3 Follow for more
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Huge Garden Rescue twist as major stars go head-to-head in ‘summer spruce' up for popular daytime show
THE wholesome world of horticulture has always made for gentle TV viewing – until now, as I can reveal that the BBC has given Garden Rescue a competitive edge. Fan favourites Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Chris Hull and Flo Headlam all return for series 11, later this year. 8 Garden Rescue crew Lee Burkhill, Flo Headlam and Joe Swift Credit: Supplied 8 One of Garden Rescue's fan favourites, Charlie Dimmock Credit: Supplied But in a new twist, they will go head-to-head with a string of fresh presenters in the ultimate backyard battle. Joining them for series 11 of the BBC One show are Diarmuid Gavin, Frances Tophill, Joe Swift and Sue Kent. In each episode, one of the original designers will pitch their vision to a homeowner who is desperate for a garden glow-up. Then one of the newcomers will offer a rival opinion, and just one idea will be taken forward. A source said: 'Garden Rescue is one of BBC Daytime's most popular slots so it deserved a summer spruce. 'The new twist means as well as the usual imaginative solutions, gardening hacks and advice, Garden Rescue will be brimming with friendly competitive banter. 'Plus the new experts bring with them new ideas, creativity and flair which all helps keep the show fresh as it heads into series 11.' The Garden Rescue cameras will also be revisiting past projects to see how homeowners have been using the their improved spaces. Caroline O'Neill of BBC Daytime said: 'It's great to have such well-loved and hugely respected gardeners joining the team. 'Each bring their creative flair to their unique designs, making for the best competitions yet.' Looks like an assault course!' gasp Garden Rescue fans as they sink claws into Charlie Dimmock's home transformation (main) For now, viewers can enjoy series 10 which is airing weekdays on BBC One at 3.45pm. Bend it like Kumar I'M no football expert, but I'd venture this clutch of comedians are proving that quick wit doesn't necessarily mean you're fast on your feet. Here's an exclusive first look at Comedians Taking Penalties, the new series from Graham Norton's So Television that's inspired by Soccer AM's star-spangled goal segment. 8 Nish Kumar took to the pitch in North London Credit: Click News and Media 8 Nish flexing his muscles for the camera Credit: Click News and Media 8 Olga Koch points to the back of her football shirt Credit: Click News and Media Nish Kumar flexed his pecs as he took to the pitch in north London last week alongside host Chloe Petts. Fresh from Taskmaster, Mathew Baynton moves look to be more Karate Kid than colossal kick, just like The Outlaws' Rhys James. Elsewhere Last One Laughing's Harriet Kemsley and Olga Koch kept it cool. I'm not sure Nicola and Rosie Dempsey are playing quite the same sport, though. It looks to be a load of laughs though - and football could certainly do with some of those. 8 Nicola and Rosie Dempsey look as though they're not playing quite the same sport as everyone else Credit: Click News and Media 8 Last One Laughing's Harriet Kemsley kept it cool Credit: Click News and Media 8 Mathew Baynton's moves look to be more Karate Kid than colossal kick Credit: Click News and Media TELLY prankster Oobah Butler will return to Channel 4 with a two documentaries. How I Made A Million In 90 Days sees Oobah follow a band of 'business gurus', and How To Trick Your Way Onto The Property Ladder sees the presenter getting two young first-time buyers on the property ladder. DIY SOS is back, and Nick Knowles and his team are looking for families who need help to get back on track. He said: 'We will be travelling the country and showcasing the caring builders and suppliers everywhere.' To apply, visit the BBC website's Take Part tab or text @PHEBYcasting.
The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Huge Garden Rescue twist as major stars go head-to-head in ‘summer spruce' up for popular daytime show
THE wholesome world of horticulture has always made for gentle TV viewing – until now, as I can reveal that the BBC has given Garden Rescue a competitive edge. Fan favourites Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Chris Hull and Flo Headlam all return for series 11, later this year. 8 8 But in a new twist, they will go head-to-head with a string of fresh presenters in the ultimate backyard battle. Joining them for series 11 of the BBC One show are Diarmuid Gavin, Frances Tophill, Joe Swift and Sue Kent. In each episode, one of the original designers will pitch their vision to a homeowner who is desperate for a garden glow-up. Then one of the newcomers will offer a rival opinion, and just one idea will be taken forward. A source said: 'Garden Rescue is one of BBC Daytime's most popular slots so it deserved a summer spruce. 'The new twist means as well as the usual imaginative solutions, gardening hacks and advice, Garden Rescue will be brimming with friendly competitive banter. 'Plus the new experts bring with them new ideas, creativity and flair which all helps keep the show fresh as it heads into series 11.' The Garden Rescue cameras will also be revisiting past projects to see how homeowners have been using the their improved spaces. Caroline O'Neill of BBC Daytime said: 'It's great to have such well-loved and hugely respected gardeners joining the team. 'Each bring their creative flair to their unique designs, making for the best competitions yet.' For now, viewers can enjoy series 10 which is airing weekdays on BBC One at 3.45pm. Bend it like Kumar I'M no football expert, but I'd venture this clutch of comedians are proving that quick wit doesn't necessarily mean you're fast on your feet. Here's an exclusive first look at Comedians Taking Penalties, the new series from Graham Norton 's So Television that's inspired by Soccer AM's star-spangled goal segment. 8 8 8 Nish Kumar flexed his pecs as he took to the pitch in north London last week alongside host Chloe Petts. Fresh from Taskmaster, Mathew Baynton moves look to be more Karate Kid than colossal kick, just like The Outlaws' Rhys James. Elsewhere Last One Laughing's Harriet Kemsley and Olga Koch kept it cool. I'm not sure Nicola and Rosie Dempsey are playing quite the same sport, though. It looks to be a load of laughs though - and football could certainly do with some of those. 8 8 8 TELLY prankster Oobah Butler will return to Channel 4 with a two documentaries. How I Made A Million In 90 Days sees Oobah follow a band of 'business gurus', and How To Trick Your Way Onto The Property Ladder sees the presenter getting two young first-time buyers on the property ladder. DIY SOS is back, and Nick Knowles and his team are looking for families who need help to get back on track. He said: 'We will be travelling the country and showcasing the caring builders and suppliers everywhere.' To apply, visit the BBC website's Take Part tab or text @PHEBYcasting.
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Huge Garden Rescue twist as major stars go head-to-head in ‘summer spruce' up for popular daytime show
THE wholesome world of horticulture has always made for gentle TV viewing – until now, as I can reveal that the BBC has given Garden Rescue a competitive edge. Fan favourites Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill, Chris Hull and Flo Headlam all return for series 11, later this year. 8 Garden Rescue crew Lee Burkhill, Flo Headlam and Joe Swift Credit: Supplied 8 One of Garden Rescue's fan favourites, Charlie Dimmock Credit: Supplied But in a new twist, they will go head-to-head with a string of fresh presenters in the ultimate backyard battle. Joining them for series 11 of the BBC One show are Diarmuid Gavin, Frances Tophill, Joe Swift and Sue Kent . In each episode, one of the original designers will pitch their vision to a homeowner who is desperate for a garden glow-up. Then one of the newcomers will offer a rival opinion, and just one idea will be taken forward. READ MORE ON GARDEN RESCUE A source said: 'Garden Rescue is one of BBC Daytime's most popular slots so it deserved a summer spruce. 'The new twist means as well as the usual imaginative solutions, gardening hacks and advice, Garden Rescue will be brimming with friendly competitive banter. 'Plus the new experts bring with them new ideas, creativity and flair which all helps keep the show fresh as it heads into series 11.' The Garden Rescue cameras will also be revisiting past projects to see how homeowners have been using the their improved spaces. Most read in News TV Caroline O'Neill of BBC Daytime said: 'It's great to have such well-loved and hugely respected gardeners joining the team. 'Each bring their creative flair to their unique designs, making for the best competitions yet.' Looks like an assault course!' gasp Garden Rescue fans as they sink claws into Charlie Dimmock's home transformation (main) For now, viewers can enjoy series 10 which is airing weekdays on BBC One at 3.45pm. Bend it like Kumar I'M no football expert, but I'd venture this clutch of comedians are proving that quick wit doesn't necessarily mean you're fast on your feet. Here's an exclusive first look at Comedians Taking Penalties, the new series from Graham Norton's So Television that's inspired by Soccer AM's star-spangled goal segment. 8 Nish Kumar took to the pitch in North London Credit: Click News and Media 8 Nish flexing his muscles for the camera Credit: Click News and Media 8 Olga Koch points to the back of her football shirt Credit: Click News and Media Nish Kumar flexed his pecs as he took to the pitch in north London last week alongside host Chloe Petts. Fresh from Taskmaster, Mathew Baynton moves look to be more Karate Kid than colossal kick, just like The Outlaws' Rhys James. Elsewhere Last One Laughing's Harriet Kemsley and Olga Koch kept it cool. I'm not sure Nicola and Rosie Dempsey are playing quite the same sport, though. It looks to be a load of laughs though - and football could certainly do with some of those. 8 Nicola and Rosie Dempsey look as though they're not playing quite the same sport as everyone else Credit: Click News and Media 8 Last One Laughing's Harriet Kemsley kept it cool Credit: Click News and Media 8 Mathew Baynton's moves look to be more Karate Kid than colossal kick Credit: Click News and Media TELLY prankster Oobah Butler will return to Channel 4 with a two documentaries. How I Made A Million In 90 Days sees Oobah follow a band of 'business gurus', and How To Trick Your Way Onto The Property Ladder sees the presenter getting two young first-time buyers on the property ladder. DIY SOS is back, and Nick Knowles and his team are looking for families who need help to get back on track. He said: 'We will be travelling the country and showcasing the caring builders and suppliers everywhere.' To apply, visit the BBC website's Take Part tab or text @PHEBYcasting.
