Highlights of Red Nose Day 2022.

The laughs continue on Red Nose Day after the News at Ten with the return of the Great Comic Relief Prizeathon – serving up live music, comedy sketches and a chance for viewers to support Comic Relief by entering some unmissable Text to Win prize draws.

Taking the reins for this live extravaganza are Vernon Kay and Strictly favourite AJ Odudu, joined by a live studio audience and some very special guests.

A celebration of when Comic Relief has turned to the world of film, from special appearances by greats such as Bond, Bean or Borat to pinpoint parodies of film favourites.

The UK's biggest night of comedy and entertainment is back. Comic Relief will be live from MediaCityUK in Salford on Friday 18 March from 7pm.

The fundraising favourite brings together stars of stage, screen and the movies for an epic three-hour comedy special, entertaining the nation with hilarious sketches, live performances, big surprises and stunning music acts; in a celebration to raise much-needed cash for good causes at home and across the world.

Joining Sir Lenny Henry live from the studio will be Paddy McGuinness, Alesha Dixon and David Tennant.

Get ready for an incredible night of TV with plenty of surprises and even more laughs! And during the night, there'll be films highlighting incredible and inspiring stories of the people supported by some of Comic Relief's projects in the UK and around the world.

Radio 1 DJ and I'm a Celebrity Get Me out of Here! star Jordan North fights his fears once again as he steps out of his comfort zone for Comic Relief. He attempts to row 100 miles between London and his hometown of Burnley, despite having never rowed before.

Navigating the country's canals in a one man boat over five days, Jordan is pushed to his absolute physical and mental limits as he battles the unpredictable British weather in an attempt to raise money for life-changing projects that help people to live free from poverty, violence and discrimination.

The documentary follows Jordan through his training and over the five days of the challenge itself. It includes interviews with friends, families and celebrities as they support him on a journey unlike anything he has ever experienced before.

To raise money for this year's Red Nose Day, Olympic diving champion Tom Daley pushes himself to the limit as he takes on a truly unforgettable celebrity challenge for Comic Relief, rowing, swimming, cycling and running 290 miles from the Aquatics Centre in London to his beloved hometown of Plymouth.

This gruelling route takes Tom to the very limits of physical endurance as he tries to master four completely new Olympic disciplines. But with the great British public and a host of surprise celebrity supporters out in force to cheer him on, if anyone is going to triumph against seemingly impossible odds, it's Tom.