But during half term, the broadcasting personality went to visit her former CBBC co-star Steve Backshall, 51. She used to appear on the children's network from 1999 for a decade until 2009.

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You can watch former Manchester City midfielder Jim Whitley in CBBC's Jamie Johnson FC on BBC iPlayer now Former Manchester City midfielder Jim Whitley has had a remarkably varied career away from ...

Now he is starring in CBBC series Jamie Johnson FC. The 49-year-old came through City's youth ranks in the 1990s and represented Northern Ireland alongside his brother Jeff. He plays the role of ...

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The iconic kids TV presenter, 48, was the face of CBBC from 2000 to 2006, presenting shows including 50/50 and Short Change. In a chat for Hits Radio, Angellica and singer Fleur East spoke about ...

Former CBBC star Angellica Bell was moved to tears as she opened up about the impact she had as the face of CBBC in the early 2000s - and admitted: "Sometimes I feel like I failed". The presenter ...

Angellica Bell was the face of CBBC from 2000 to 2006 and has opened up about the impact she had on a generation of kids Angellica Bell was visibly moved to tears in a heartfelt discussion with ...

The beloved children's TV presenter, who became a household name on CBBC from 2000 to 2006 with shows like 50/50 and Short Change, discussed the impact she had on young viewers, particularly Black ...

Angellica - who is best known for her presenting on CBBC between 2000 and 2006 - spoke about the influence she had and how important it was for black children to be represented on TV at that time.

A growing number of adults are buying toys for themselves. Some have managed to cash in on their obsessions, building up lucrative followings of toy fans online. Toy companies including Mattel and ...