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Newsreaders don lycra for 'Children in Need'
Published Monday, Nov 7 2005, 22:09 GMT | By Miriam Zendle
BBC newsreaders including Fiona Bruce, Dermot Murnaghan and Natasha Kaplinsky will don long-haired wigs and Lycra for a performance of Queen's hit Bohemian Rhapsody.
The performance will be shown as part of the Children In Need fundraiser on November 18. Kaplinsky said it was a "laugh" and said that though she always tells herself "this is the last time," she still comes back ever year.
Last year's show raised over £17m on the night of the broadcast, with the money going to help disadvantaged children.
The performance will be shown as part of the Children In Need fundraiser on November 18. Kaplinsky said it was a "laugh" and said that though she always tells herself "this is the last time," she still comes back ever year.
Last year's show raised over £17m on the night of the broadcast, with the money going to help disadvantaged children.
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