Stand Up to Cancer - Episode Guide

Just weeks before her wedding Anita's life was turned upside down when she discovered she had the most aggressive form of breast cancer. This hard-hitting short film witnesses the tragic impact cancer has on her and her family.

Olympic gold medalist Tom Daley remembers his inspirational father who died of a brain tumour at the age of 40. An uplifting and poetic story of a father's lasting legacy.

Football-mad 11-year-old schoolboy Lloyd reveals what it's like to be told you have cancer and the shocking impact the treatment has had on his life.

Davina McCall shares her personal story of losing her sister to cancer in 2012.

British judo champion Jamie had the world at his feet until he discovered he had a brain tumour. Facing the fact that he won't live to be 30, he is determined not to go out without a fight.

In a powerful series of short films celebrities open up about their fight with cancer. Mark Gatiss remembers the pain of losing his mother and sister to cancer.

Eight celebrities join forces in a Stand Up To Cancer special, manning the phones in a unique call centre where the Great British public can phone in for advice on any dilemma, large or small, with no topic off-limits. Kimberley Walsh, Georgia Toffolo, Mo Gilligan, Joel Dommett, Kim Woodburn, Louie Spence, Rachel Riley and Tyger Drew-Honey are the all-star agony aunts and uncles advising on everything from how to get through a break-up, to extra-marital affairs, and the perils of online dating. In the process, they also open up about their own life experiences, and the challenges and heartache they've faced.

Adam Hills, Alan Carr and Maya Jama host a star-studded night of fundraising. Joining them are a raft of famous faces, all coming together to raise funds for vital cancer research. Celebrity Gogglebox returns; Michael Bublé and James Corden star in Carpool Karaoke for SU2C, and there are sketches, appearances and performances from a host of names including John Legend, Liam Gallagher, Louis Tomlinson, Little Mix, Gareth Southgate, The Muppets, Stephen Merchant, Gary Lineker, Rita Ora, Sharon Horgan, Matthew McConaughey, Jon Hamm, Davina McCall, David Mitchell, Kate Beckinsale, Chris O'Dowd, Jamie Oliver, Tom Walker, Backstreet Boys and many more. Plus Travel Man's Richard Ayoade and Bake Off's Noel Fielding are on hand all night to explain the incredible science funded by SU2C. One in two of us will get cancer in our lifetime; help us fight back.

Miss Piggy stars in the first of tonight's sketches. A bunch of celebrities sit down for tonight's first edition of Celebrity Gogglebox, Jamie Oliver shows viewers how easy it is to donate, Sting and Shaggy take each other on in a special SU2C challenge, and there's the first of tonight's stunning music performances.

The stars align for Celebrity Gogglebox. Comedy legend Stephen Merchant shows viewers how their donations are put to work, Gary Lineker opens up about his family's brush with cancer, Tom Walker performs his hit single Leave a Light On, and a galaxy of stars - including Killing Eve's Jodie Comer, Mamma Mia's Lily James, Game of Thrones' Sophie Turner, Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery and Hollywood heavyweight Liam Neeson throw their weight behind the campaign.

More from the all-star sofas in the latest instalment of Celebrity Gogglebox, Rita Ora joins in live in the studio, Little Mix tease us with more of tonight's treats, and Joel Dommett and Nish Kumar take each other on in a ridiculous challenge.

A very special musical tribute to the late great Aretha Franklin who we lost to cancer in August, film star Kate Beckinsale has some medical mischief, Sherlock's Mark Gatiss opens up about his experience of cancer, and film superstars Tom Hardy, Gillian Anderson, Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne join forces to fight cancer.

Davina McCall tasks Jamie Laing and Spencer Matthews with creating an A-list charity single featuring their most famous friends. Plus Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie from C4 comedy The Windsors interview Hollywood star Chris O'Dowd. There's more incredible science from Richard Ayoade and Noel Fielding, and Kirstie Allsopp gets physical with Phil Spencer.

The Last Leg's Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe get late-night and loud

The singer and former member of boy band The Wanted allows cameras into his home as he and his family learn to live with a stage four cancer diagnosis and arrange a star-studded charity concert at the Royal Albert Hall to raise awareness about brain tumours. He has just months to get the show on the road, and reunite his old band for the first time in seven years, all while undergoing draining cycles of chemotherapy.

Davina McCall, Maya Jama, Adam Hills and Alan Carr host a spectacular, star-studded evening of entertainment to raise funds for vital cancer research, with Joe Lycett cajoling the audience all night via his high-tech hub with help from his nationwide band of celebrity reporters. Over the course of the night, the initiative is supported by stars including Olivia Colman, Usain Bolt, Jack Black, Tom Jones, Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Sue Perkins, Rosie Jones, Mo Gilligan, James Blunt, Kate Beckinsale, Steve Coogan, Jeremy Clarkson, Josh Widdicombe, Jamie Oliver and Natalie Imbruglia appear. Friends and family members compete in fiendishly silly challenges, and famous faces throw themselves into ridiculous stunts, all to illustrate the impressive science behind SU2C's goal of ending cancer.

Olivia Colman and Alan Carr compete to put together a crack team of celebrity doctors in the first of tonight's sketches. Plus, Peter Crouch takes on his wife Abbey Clancy in a game with electrifying consequences. Usain Bolt pits himself against some unusual challenges. Plus, live music from Dermot Kennedy.

A sketch of the hit series, set in 1990s Northern Ireland. Plus, James Blunt gives his song You're Beautiful an eyebrow-raising reboot, and Usain Bolt takes on more challenges. Harry Styles gives viewers a peek behind the celebrity curtain, and there's the first glimpse of tonight's Celebrity Gogglebox.

The evening's second instalment of Celebrity Gogglebox, in which more incredible names cast their eyes over the week's TV. Plus, live music from Sigrid.

Tom Jones delivers a powerful musical tribute, and there are exclusive peeks into the everyday life of Harry Styles. Plus, Stephen Mangan shares the findings from his light-hearted look at cutting-edge science saving lives, there's a chance to win big in a prize draw, and Joe Lycett galvanises the nation with his band of celebrity reporters.

The evening's latest instalment of Celebrity Gogglebox, in which more household names cast their eyes over the week's TV. Plus, David Oyelowo fronts a star-studded appeal film, Joy Crookes performs a cover of a soul classic, and another celebrity duo are pitted against each other.

Joe delivers viewers' feedback to some famous faces in the studio. If the donation target has been met, there'll be more from Harry Styles behind the scenes. Usain takes on more infuriatingly trivial challenges, and there's another chance to win in the incredible prize draw. Plus, more big names stumble their way through a hilariously misplaced charity appeal.

The comedian is joined by some of those who excelled in Tokyo - before they exact revenge on Adam Hills. There's more live music, and Sue Perkins is among some of the nation's best-loved comedians trying to answer viewers' outrageous questions in a special edition of IsItOK.

Maya Jama, Alan Carr, Davina McCall, Adam Hills and Joe Lycett reveal the final total of the evening. Tom Daley shares an emotional memory, there's more from Harry Styles, and Adam finds out if sufficient donations have been raised to put him through a spectacular stunt that's sure to make his eyes water.

The host takes viewers into the small hours with more sketches and more famous faces coming together to fight cancer. Plus, highlights from the night's fundraising activities.

In this powerful and thought-provoking short film for Stand Up To Cancer, Isla's parents reveal what it's like to fight cancer every day at such a young age

Alison tells the story of her son, Dylan-James, who was diagnosed with cancer when he was just two years old

As Lisa's daughter is rushed to a cancer ward, a family's worst nightmare begins. Lisa tells a story of courage and loss in this short film in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.

This short film in aid of Stand Up To Cancer tells Marcia's story as she undergoes chemotherapy, following a successful operation to remove a tumour

The Ojimba family tell the moving story of their much-loved father, Nnamdi, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017.

Short film telling the story of Dame Deborah James, who became an inspiration for anyone living with bowel cancer.

The comedian documents his life living with head and neck cancer over the course of 18 months, from diagnosis, through initial surgery, to chemotherapy and radiotherapy. On top of everything he's dealing with, Rhod undertakes a personal challenge, not only to raise awareness of his condition and how it can be prevented in the future, but also to raise funds for the cancer hospital that played a pivotal role in saving his life.

Live from London, Davina McCall, Adam Hills, Joe Lycett and Munya Chawawa kick off the charity's eighth televised fundraising special. Together, they'll take over London's awe-inspiring Francis Crick Institute, a renowned hub for pioneering biomedical research, to celebrate the staggering breakthroughs in cancer research made possible by public donations. Hilarious comedy talent and celebrity supporters of the campaign join forces to bang the drum for SU2C, and the Prince of Wales pays a heartfelt tribute to 'Bowelbabe', the late Deborah James.

Rhod Gilbert is joined by a who's who of British comedy for a one-of-a-kind charity gala, to tell cancer in no uncertain terms that it will not have the last laugh. Contributors include John Bishop, Greg Davies, Charlotte Ritchie, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Gemma Arterton, Prue Leith, Jordan Gray, Cush Jumbo, The Vivienne, Danny Beard, Joel Dommett, Davina McCall, Adam Hills, Joe Lycett and Munya Chawawa.