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Fern Britton Ainsley Harriott Bazal for BBC 2, late 90s to present Bazal for BBC 1, 1998 to present (Celebrity version) Is there anybody who doesn't like Ready Steady Cook It has a huge following amongst students (predictably), housewives, kids and now Americans (who have their own version in the form of Ready Set Cook with, erm, Sissy Biggins - don't laugh, now). One of the various RSC chefs, ...

Richard Whiteley Beverley Isherwood and Kathy Hytner (original hostesses) Lucy Summers (series 17) Carol Vorderman (all series) Yorkshire for Channel 4, 1982 to present I'll have a consonant, a vowel, another vowel, a consonant, another consonant. Another consonant, a vowel, a consonant and a final consonant please Carol. That might sound boring to you, but this show together with ...

Chris Tarrant Celador Productions for ITV, 1998 to present Well, it had to happen at some stage, but perhaps even we didn't expect this go-for-the-throat show to be such a huge success. The previous unconvincing let's raise the stakes show, Raise the Roof, was still fairly fresh in the memory, and this new show might have been just the same but with an extra 0 on the end of the budget.