Comic Relief 2019 has raised over £40 million as the charity brought together a number of TV, music and film personalities.
The charity telethon had raised $49,739, 891 by 10pm on Friday (15 March), with the show continuing into the early hours of Saturday.
The last edition of Comic Relief in 2017 raised over £70 million, while last year’s Sport Relief raised £38 million during their live TV event.
Since the charity’s inception in 1985, Comic Relief has raised over £1 billion in a bid to rid the world from poverty.
This year’s telethon included a bunch of special entertainment surprises, including a sequel to Four Weddings And A Funeral.
Other highlights included a Bodyguard one-off episode featuring Keeley Hawes, and an opening salvo from David Beckham.
The night was hosted by a number of duo presenters, including Emma Willis and Paddy McGuinness, Zoe Ball and David Tennant, and Alesha Dixon and Romesh Ranganathan.
You can catch Comic Relief on BBC iPlayer.
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