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Julia Morris and Mark Frith with a round-up of the entertainment and show business stories of the past week

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Series in which Dermot O’Leary accompanies a celebrity to a sporting event of their choice, along the way uncovering facts about their life, loves and passions

Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine visit those they have madeover in the past. Businesswoman Vanessa only grudgingly acknowledged that Trinny and Susannah’s ideas might be right for her. They return a year on to find out what she wears in the boardroom now

Following the fortunes of amateur musicians and performers who are looking for their first big break in the music industry. Tonight, the four remaining students perform live on stage

Series in which Dermot O’Leary accompanies a celebrity to a sporting event of their choice, along the way uncovering facts about their life, loves and passions. Actor, musician and Mel B’s ex Max Beesley takes Dermot to Old Trafford to watch Manchester United take on Tottenham Hotspur

A profile of the footballer George Best, whose skills on the pitch brought success to Manchester United, and whose good looks and willingness to move in showbiz circles saw him become a sixties icon. However, years of hard drinking almost cost him his life, he retired from football early, and is now recovering from a major liver operation. With contributions from Michael Parkinson and Bobby Charlton

Michael Parkinson interviewed George Best twice in the early 70s and got to know him well. Today, they meet again for a candid discussion of the football idol’s drinking, gambling, his spell in prison and his love of beautiful women

Sports journalist Jim White chronicles the story of one of the world’s most famous club sides. From the highs of their 1968 European Cup victory to the depths of relegation. There are insights and anecdotes from some of the greatest players to pull on the famous red jerseys

Interviews with George Best, David Beckham, Victoria Beckham and Elton John