Jonathan Ross

Celebrities including Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Jonathan Ross and Amanda Holden have tweeted their congratulations to the royal couple on the arrival of their daughter.

Jonathan Ross is to return to Radio 2, six years after the Sachsgate scandal which led to him being suspended from air and eventually leaving the BBC.

The presenter, who has since hosted The Jonathan Ross Show on ITV, left the station when he appeared on Russell Brand's show in 1998 and the pair were heard to leave lewd messages on actor Andrew Sachs' answerphone.

Ross will be back on air at the end of this month for a "one-off stint" of holiday cover for Steve Wright.

"There are no plans to bring him back permanently," a station spokesman said.

"Jonathan is an experienced and talented broadcaster who presented on Radio 2 for 10 years and was very popular with our audience," the BBC spokesman added.

Some of Britain's most famous comedians have paid tribute to comedy agent and producer Addison Cresswell, who has died at the age of 53.

Mr Cresswell guided the careers of stars such as Jonathan Ross and Jack Dee and was regarded as one of the most influential figures in British comedy.

His production company Open Mike has been responsible for a number of popular TV shows such as Channel 4's Comedy Gala, Live At The Apollo and Stand up For The Week.

A spokesman said: "He leaves behind a proud legacy in his tireless charity work, initiating and organising the annual Channel 4 Comedy Gala in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital."

Jack Whitehall, who was crowned king of British comedy earlier this month for his role in Channel 4's Fresh Meat, tweeted:

David Beckham has admitted that he couldn't watch Manchester United for two years after leaving the club.

The Jonathan Ross Show, produced by Hot Sauce TV.

Speaking on ITV's The Jonathan Ross Show, the football legend said he never wanted to stop being a red and said the way he left the club made him "sad".

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Hollywood stars Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock have recreated a famous scene from one of Hanks' most popular films, Big - playing Chopsticks on a giant keyboard.

The pair were guests on The Jonathan Ross Show on ITV this Saturday.

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