Red Nose Day will air on BBC tonight as a famous face says goodbye
Red Nose Day is back once again as a number of stars come together to entertain the nation in live performances and hilarious sketches.
Among the stars taking part this year is The Saturday’s singer and BBC Radio 1 presenter Mollie King, who set off on a mammoth bike ride on Monday cycling 500km from London to Hull.What time is Red Nose Day 2024 on TV? Red Nose Day will broadcast live from Salford's Media City, on BBC One, BBC Two, and BBC iPlayer. The show will start at 7pm tonight and is expected to last for three hours.
What to expect Viewers can expect a number of hilarious sketches during tonight’s show. Some of the things everyone can expect is the W1A cast reuniting seven years after they were last on TV together in a bid to find Sir Lenny's Red Nose Day replacement.
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