Staying in tonight? Here's the TV shows you should be watching.

A man depicted in a poster for the upcoming referendum has spoken about how it feels to unknowingly be the face of the No campaign.

A couple, whose picture has been used on posters advocating a no vote in the marriage equality referendum, said they are “appalled” how their image is being used the campaign.

When the posters for the No campaign went up a few weeks back many people did not like the messages that they were promoting, and now even the people on the posters don’t agree with them.

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British prime minister David Cameron has been accused of using sneaky tactics to cover up failings in the “underfunded” and “overstretched” NHS by comedian Jason Manford.

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The mother of a teenager who raised £3.2m (€3.9m) for charity during his fight against bowel cancer has praised his bravery and expressed pride at his "inspirational" efforts to help others.

Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams give their verdict on a brand new batch of weird and wonderful performances in Britain's Got Talent on TV3 at 7pm tonight.

A terminally-ill teenager who has raised more than £1.6m (€1.94m) for charity has said he is “still fighting” as donations from the public continue to roll in thanks to his fundraising efforts.

Roberto Mancini last night described the final moments of Manchester City’s decisive win over QPR as “the best and worst five minutes” of his and his players’ lives as an estimated 100,000 fans lined the streets to witness the team parade the Premier League trophy on an open-top bus tour of the city centre.

Roberto Mancini described the final moments of Manchester City’s decisive win over QPR as “the best and worst five minutes” of his and his players’ lives as an estimated 100,000 fans lined the streets to witness the team parade the Barclays Premier League trophy on an open-top bus tour of the city centre.

Pulp are to perform at the Royal Albert Hall in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust next month.

A budding stand-up comedian, who describes himself as the only stand-up of Irish-Iranian descent, has been launched into the spotlight after winning a UK television competition.

David Walliams is to spend 24-hours hosting a quiz show for Comic Relief.

Christine Bleakley still watches 'The One Show'.

Christine Bleakley will not return to The One Show when the programme comes back from its break next week, the BBC said today.