Sport Relief - Sport Relief 2012

Sport Relief 2012

This year's appeal ran from 23 to 25 March 2012, with the television show airing on 23 March 2012.

On the night, there was specials from Outnumbered with Frank Lampard and Christine Bleakley, Miranda at Royal Albert Hall Tennis Tournament with lots of sports stars, Twenty Twelve with Zara Philips and Sir Steve Redgrave talking about how they should advertise the Olympics on Sport Relief, "Strictly Come Dancing Underwater" with Chelsee Healey and Harry Judd, Horrible Histories and Stephen Fry with Amir Khan and Jermain Defoe, Benidorm meets Britain's Got Talent with the new judges, Saturday Kitchen' with the english football team, QI, A Question of Sport with 'Sue Barker' as you have never seen her before, Celebrity Juice, Mo Farah takes on the race of his life against Misery Bear, 8 out of 10 Cats, Mock the Week, Kate Moss, Stella McCartney, Colin Jackson and Linford Christie are among the star names appearing with Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley in a special edition of Absolutely Fabulous and Jake Humphrey presents a special Never Mind the Buzzcocks with Louise Redknapp and Mel C alongside the regulars.

On the night there was performances from LMFAO, Snow Patrol, JLS with Sport Relief single, Emeli Sandé and JLS with rugby players chorus. JLS also did a concert for Sport Relief.

The total raised on the night of broadcast was £50,447,197.

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