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Greg James is standing in a room full of people, wearing just a shirt, jacket, socks and boxer shorts, and it’s hard not to notice what shapely legs he’s got. A few weeks ago he stripped totally naked to celebrate completing the BT Red Nose Challenge: Hell And High Water, which involved Greg and fellow celebs Dara O Briain, Mel C, Jack Dee, triple jumper Phillips Idowu and Chelsee Healey kayaking down the famous Zambezi river Africa in aid of Comic Relief and raised £570,000. I washed my hair once in the river the whole time we were there, and we went to the toilet in holes. Oh, it’s me.” Did you have to pee in front of each other?

Greg James is standing in a room full of people, wearing just a shirt, jacket, socks and boxer shorts, and it’s hard not to notice what shapely legs he’s got. A few weeks ago he stripped totally naked to celebrate completing the BT Red Nose Challenge: Hell And High Water, which involved Greg and fellow celebs Dara O Briain, Mel C, Jack Dee, triple jumper Phillips Idowu and Chelsee Healey kayaking down the famous Zambezi river Africa in aid of Comic Relief and raised £570,000.

All is good in that area."He remained mum on any further details regarding the duo's relationship, adding that he likes to keep his personal life private.

Goulding has yet to address her boyfriend's comments and has remained tight-lipped when it comes to the couple's romance. "I [used to] put men on a pedestal," Goulding, who previously dated EDM DJ Skrillex, admitted to the publication. I decided to remedy that, and that's why I'm single now. I've got amazing, awesome, stupid friends in the best way possible."The 27-year-old songstress also admitted that she's learned a lot from her past relationships and the heartache that followed."A lot of despair in breaking up with someone is thinking about how you're going to cope in the future," she said.

"Sir Terry was everything that embodied Children in Need and is someone we will all miss very very much – we really will." Greg went on to say: "It’s up to all of us as a team to keep up his legacy tonight." The radio DJ went on to say that Sir Terry was a "friend to millions on radio and TV" and asked viewers to "return the favour and thank him by giving everything tonight." The presenting duo's kind words left show watchers VERY emotional and Sir Terry fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the tribute. New record #Children In Need We miss you Terry." A second: "Tess & Greg talking about Sir Terry Wogan has set me off!

About 2 minutes in and I'm already a mess #Children In Need." A third: Sir Terry we love you #Children In Need." A fourth: "Just the mention of Sir Terry and I'm broken #cin #Children In Need :(." While a fifth added: "Watching Children In Need...

It gives it exposure to a new audience on a Friday afternoon, a new presenter and a new format." On Amfo loosing her slot, Cooper said: "Clara has got the most amazing opportunity [taking over Fearne Cotton's show].

Amfo added: "[It] makes sense for the show to move to Fridays cos the single release date change.

Equality minister Harriet Harman told the Commons today that she believed Phillips was a victim of "age discrimination".

Cotton, who co-hosts weekend shows at the station, will take over the 10am to 12.45pm slot and Live Lounge shows presented by mother-of-four Whiley.

Cotton said: "I love being at Radio 1 and taking on a weekday show is a dream come true.

Jo is leaving very big shoes for me to fill." Whiley said: "After eight wonderful years the time has come to move on and give someone else the privilege of entertaining the nation on a daily basis. The prospect of lie-ins, taking my kids to school and doing something new is, I confess, rather exciting." Radio 1 controller Andy Parfitt said: "BBC Radio 1 must continue to change to connect with a new generation of audiences and this is a significant move, promoting three of our up-and-coming broadcasters into the heart of the schedule." The move comes after commercial radio executives called for an overhaul of the station, arguing that it had breached its remit by having an average listener age of 33.