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Rylan Clark ‘honoured’ to join BBC’s Children In Need appeal show as a presenter

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Fabbro, L. D. (2026, October 17). Rylan Clark ‘honoured’ to join BBC’s Children In Need appeal show as a presenter. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-news/rylan-clark-bbc-bbc-one-alex-jones-sara-cox-b1301281.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-17 · by Lauren Del Fabbro

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Rylan Clark is set to join BBC's Children In Need appeal show as a presenter on November 13, an honor he views as significant given his past support for the charity. In 2019, Clark raised over £1 million through a 24-hour singing challenge on BBC Radio 2. He emphasizes the importance of the charity’s work in supporting young people and looks forward to highlighting the impact during the upcoming event.
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Rylan Clark expressed his honor at joining the BBC Children In Need presenting team this year, set to air on November 13, 2026. In 2019, Clark raised over £1 million for the charity through a non-stop singing challenge called the Great Ka-RY-Oke Challenge. He highlighted the importance of support provided by BBC Children In Need to young people in need, emphasizing its significant impact on their lives. This year's fundraising campaign, Challenge Yourself 2026, encourages participants to create challenges inspired by the number 26 to raise money for children and young people who require assistance. Clark will be one of several presenters joining the three main hosts, with additional presenters to be announced in the lead-up to the event.

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Clark said: “What an honour to be joining the BBC Children In Need presenting team this year. “When I took on my challenge in 2019, I had the privilege of meeting young people at a project funded by BBC Children In Need and heard how important that support was to them and what a huge difference it made to their lives.
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🔮 The three hosts will be joined by more presenters who will be revealed in the lead-up to the show.

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Clark is a long-standing supporter of the charity and in 2019 raised more than £1 million after completing BBC Radio 2’s Great Ka-RY-Oke Challenge in which he had to sing non-stop for 24 hours. asserted
he → stand → hours
Clark said: “What an honour to be joining the BBC Children In Need presenting team this year. “When I took on my challenge in 2019, I had the privilege of meeting young people at a project funded by BBC Children In Need and heard how important that support was to them and what a huge difference it made to their lives. asserted
it → say → lives
“I can’t wait to be part of the show on 13 November, to shine a light on some incredible young people and raise lots of money to help ensure every child has someone by their side when they need it most.” asserted
they → wait → it
This year’s fundraising campaign, Challenge Yourself 2026, aims to encourage people to create their own challenge inspired by the number 26 and raise money for the charity to support children and young people. asserted
campaign → challenge → children
The three hosts will be joined by more presenters who will be revealed in the lead-up to the show. asserted
who → join → show
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