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Speculation has grown in recent months that Dimbleby, who has hosted the programme since 1994, would step down from Question Time when his current contract runs out.

However, out of respect to the Birmingham Central Mosque, who hosted the programme on Wednesday 12th March, the decision was made to delay the debate on Muslim gay rights to a future programme.

However Dimbleby, who fronted BBC1's coverage of the EU referendum and played a key role for the corporation at last year's general election, subsequently said he was keen to continue hosting the weekly debate show The BBC confirmed that the veteran broadcaster, who has hosted the programme since 1994, has signed a new contract but did not indicate the length of the deal.

Dowling, 34, who won the reality TV show in 2001 and Ultimate Big Brother in 2010, has hosted the programme for two years, since it moved to Channel 5. Willis, 37, who is married to former Busted star Matt, is the host of spin-off show Big Brother's Bit On The Side.

Although the standard of the talent on the show was not high, McLurg was impressed with Horne's presentation, especially the way he hosted the programme's quiz; he invited Horne to be the programme's regular quizmaster, a role the latter fulfilled on over fifty Ack-Ack, Beer-Beer quizzes over the next two years.

She will present the 7pm edition of 5 News with Matt Barbet – who currently hosts the programme – moving to the earlier 5pm bulletin.

Shaun Ley, who has been filling in since Clarke's death in November, will continue to host the programme on Fridays, and will present The World this Weekend.

David Gyngell, the chief of the network which hosts the programme, has also personally added a further AU $25,000 to Fanning's donation.

Shaun Ley, who has been filling in as the presenter of The World at One since Clarke's death in November, will host the programme on Fridays, and will also be the main presenter of The World This Weekend.

So we're delighted to be hosting the programme here, and we're hoping it will look at the burning issues of the day with some of the perspective of the wisdom of the ages".

The economist and journalist Evan Davis, who hosts the programme and wrote the book tie-in, opens by reminding us that manufacturing still accounts for 12% of the economy – three-quarters now comes from services – and that the UK is the world's seventh biggest manufacturer.