Britain's Favourite...

A chance to have your very own karaoke party at home with all the family, as this programme counts down the 30 biggest and best karaoke tunes of all time. The lyrics will be on-screen, so all you have to do is grab a hairbrush (or other suitable pretend microphone) and get ready to sing your heart out! Which track will be crowned Britain's favourite?

A special celebrating the funniest sitcoms of the 1970s, with a host of celebrity guests. Cameras reveal how Michael Crawford performed all his own slapstick stunts in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, and how the cast of The Good Life bonded over pea pod burgundy. There's also a look at how Fawlty Towers became a huge hit, and how a real-life affair inspired Carla Lane to write suburban sitcom Butterflies. Featuring stand-out moments from The Last of The Summer Wine, The Liver Birds, The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin, Steptoe and Son, and Dad's Army.

A chance to have your very own karaoke party at home with all the family, as this programme counts down the 30 biggest and best karaoke tunes of all time. The lyrics will be on-screen, so all you have to do is grab a hairbrush (or other suitable pretend microphone) and get ready to sing your heart out! Which track will be crowned Britain's favourite?

In this definitive poll, we reveal the UK's favourite funny moment from our best-loved sitcom Christmas specials. Among the many featured series are The Vicar of Dibley, Only Fools and Horses, The Royle Family, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, merry mishaps from Victor Meldrew, Mrs Brown's Boys, The Office, Miranda, Gavin and Stacey and Dinner Ladies. Stars of the shows share their stories: including Leslie Ash, Lesley Joseph, Harriet Thorpe, Brendan O' Carroll and John Thomson. Plus, there's contributions from Christopher Biggins, Nina Wadia, John Sergeant, Sherrie Hewson and many others