TV
This Is Your Life is set to return to our screens next year.
The show ceased being broadcast on the BBC in 2003 after 48 years, but will now be reworked with a new host and a new look in the hope of appealing to a wider modern audience.
Production company SMG TV has acquired the UK rights to the format with a view to the show being screened in 2006, according to the Daily Mail.
The company's managing director Elizabeth Partyka explained: "Our development team are currently looking at ways of refreshing the series, giving it a new look and bringing in a brand new presenter, who has yet to be confirmed.
"Lots of details have still to be decided at this stage but I think we can safely say that we'll be keeping the red book."
The show ceased being broadcast on the BBC in 2003 after 48 years, but will now be reworked with a new host and a new look in the hope of appealing to a wider modern audience.
Production company SMG TV has acquired the UK rights to the format with a view to the show being screened in 2006, according to the Daily Mail.
The company's managing director Elizabeth Partyka explained: "Our development team are currently looking at ways of refreshing the series, giving it a new look and bringing in a brand new presenter, who has yet to be confirmed.
"Lots of details have still to be decided at this stage but I think we can safely say that we'll be keeping the red book."
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