Angela Rippon

In the light of our current predicament, the UK channel shows were hastily Coming Up with ideas for new TV, the inside life a bit more bearable.

After a few long Zoom brainstorms, TV executives have dreamed of new formats (or warmed up, which react already in the pipeline) to the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

you have to Rescue lined up Peter Crouch the Summer , to make Kirstie Allsopp , do and mend, and to assemble Gareth Malone socially-distanced the singer - among other ideas.

asked for the First Time , Peter Crouch has been to serve his country. This Time not on the football field, But as host of a new primetime entertainment show.

The former national team player and newly acquired podcaster has the unenviable task to save a Summer , we may have you spend to be largely behind closed doors, and which does not contain the Euro 2020, the Olympic games, or Glastonbury.

Crouch will be the Bbc Radio 1 presenter Maya Jama and comedian Alex Horne for a series that is billed as "an entertainment show like No Other for a time like No Other ".

He promises, "from the distance the audience with Live music, spare-sports action, exclusive comedy, celebrity guests, interactive audience fun".

Comes time, comes The Woman and her Lockdown -Craft -Club .

Kirstie Allsopp is, according to a press release, "will help to get The Nation through Lockdown through Creative Ideas and crafty projects for the whole family".

his daily show give us the tips, tricks, and skills for making things with simple materials Lying Around The House .

Like A Bouquet The Bride throws, for many people, the wedding is in the Summer plans are up in the air.

A bride and groom, their wedding is in doubt you go with your big day, except with The Nation watching Live and with Fred Sirieix (pictured) to monitor the process.

With the museums and galleries have closed their doors, this four-part series is a look at what you could have seen promises.

episodes of the Andy Warhol exhibition at the Tate Modern (photo)-which took less than a week of treasures before you closed as well as the Young Rembrandt to the Ashmolean in Oxford, and visits to the British Museum and the Tate Britain .

Kate Garraway Good Morning Britain, and Smooth Radio presenter and self-wellbeing guru, called a ray of sunshine for Saturday morning hoping.

But like the rest of us, it has had to adapt.

"bring her trademark warmth," which she now promises to "cooped up viewers top tips from the to see what to cook and eat, what to read and movement".

Grayson Perry will soon teach on the hand, to draw shapes such as you, and to create.

The Turner prize winner talks to other Famous Artists and the promotion of The Nation , to be creative, while in Quarantine .

A Collection of "visual representations of the unique time in which we, as a community," life will be presented in an exhibition.

From Monday on Bbc One , Michelle Ackerley , Dr. Xand van Tulleken, Angela Rippon and Mr Motivator (in the picture) to bring "much-needed advice and support during coronavirus-crisis".

Rippon will appear, Live From her home self-isolation. Together, they give the promise of tips, such as How To strengthen the immune system, to beat the boredom and stay active.

In a statement, Mr Motivator said: "More Than ever, it is important to keep our body and mind healthy. All to say, Yes, let us rejoice and be angry at home."

choirmaster Gareth Malone has got a success, people singing in schools, prisons, factories and barracks.

Now, he is the compilation of The Great British Home choir, the Association of The Nation 's best-shower-singers to "uplifting joy, in the midst of these uncertain times".

More Than 160 000 people joined the on Tuesday.

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Source of news: bbc.com