ITV has axed two of its shows from the schedule, it's been reported, with one episode of a particular highly anticipated show based off Saturday Night Takeaway 'never to be aired'
ITV has reportedly cancelled two of its shows, with the celebrity song battle Britain Get Singing and the Saturday Night Takeaway spin-off Ring My Bell both facing the axe.
Last year, the programme's festivities were hosted by none other than Roman Kemp, as celebs from different ITV favourites like Good Morning Britain, Love Island, and EastEnders belted out tunes in a fierce competition. Kate Garraway, Charlotte Hawkins, Laura Tobin, Alex Beresford and Dr Amir Khan joined forces to represent GMB on last year's show. The groups were also tasked with impressing a meticulous panel of judges, including The Masked Singer's Jonathan Ross, the Blackeyed Peas' willi. am, Britain's Got Talent's Alesha Dixon and Queens Adam Lambert.
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