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Former It Takes Two host Rylan, 35, will be taking four weeks off in Feburary as the ex Top Gear host steps into the role

The BBC has announced A Question of Sport has been rested amid dwindling ratings after bosses decided to move popular host Sue Barker out of the role two years ago

Maybe the best way to salvage the ailing Question of Sport was to have real sportspeople on so competitive that they really cared who won every week, TV editor Nicola Methven writes

The BBC has called time on A Question of Sport - ending its run as the world's longest running sports quiz - three years after Sue Barker was dropped as the host

Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, is an incredibly popular member of the Royal Family - but the way she came to meet her future husband Prince Edward was entirely down to chance

John Inverdale fronted a number of major sporting events for the BBC but walked away after Wimbledon this year and admits times are changing in the industry

The Princess of Wales' passion for tennis is well-known as she frequently attends the Championships at Wimbledon, and her dad is an especially keen sportsman

Sue Barker won't be presenting for the BBC at Wimbledon this year, paving the way for Clare Balding to take the microphone, with the tournament set to get underway on Monday

Sue Barker served as anchor of the BBC's Wimbledon coverage for the 30th and final time in 2022, and former world number one John McEnroe has spoken highly of the ex-pro

She is one of the most established broadcasters in the world but Clare, 52, once felt nervous about showing her true self publicly - until a chat with her wife spurred her on

Paddy McGuinness, 49, took over from Sue Barker, 66, on A Question Of Sport in 2021. She hosted the show for 26 years before her departure

Iconic BBC Wimbledon presenter Sue Barker bowed out at SW19 last summer amid emotional scenes, and will now be replaced for the 2023 tournament by Clare Balding