Since penning his first children's book in 2018, Ben Miller has become one of the UK's most beloved children's authors and was in the top 10 biggest bestselling Children’s Fiction Author list in both 2021 and 2022. Ben’s books include the Fairytale Woods series, with hilarious diaries from the Big, Bad Wolf, Puss in Boots, Robin Hood Aged 10 ¾, Once Upon A Legend, The Day I Fell Into A Fairytale, How I Became a Dog Called Midnight, The Boy Who Made the World Disappear, The Night We Got Stuck in a Story and the Christmas Elf Chronicles.

A much-loved, longstanding star of film, television and stage, Ben rose to fame as one half of the eponymous comedy duo behind the BAFTA winning The Armstong and Miller Show, with Alexander Armstrong. Currently playing the title role in the hit ITV series Professor T, Ben is also known for his performances as Bough in the JOHNNY ENGLISH feature films alongside Rowan Atkinson, the Colonel in the much-loved Paddington franchise, and Richard Poole in the hugely popular Death In Paradise.

George Clarke is an architect, writer, broadcaster, campaigner and storyteller who believes great design should be accessible to everyone. His work shows how thoughtful, sustainable architecture can transform everyday life, whether he is designing homes, restoring historic buildings or presenting George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces, which has inspired millions to see the creative potential of where they live. He champions creativity, craft and the true meaning of home. His campaigning focuses on empty homes, social housing and the drive to Net Zero, and he supports organisations including the Kings’s Foundation, the National Trust, Shelter and the Foundation of Light.

Harriet is an award-winning comedian, writer, and actor celebrated for her distinctive voice and brilliantly unpredictable comedy. The ‘breakout contestant’ (Guardian) of the first series of Prime Video’s Last One Laughing. Recently seen on The Last Leg, Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel, Would I Lie To You, The Jonathan Ross Show, and the Christmas special of Live at the Apollo, she is also a recurring guest on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.

Joe Wicks, also known as The Body Coach, is a fitness coach, author and presenter who has inspired millions to move more and feel better. Rising to national fame with his high-energy home workouts, Joe became a household name during lockdown, helping families stay active with his daily PE sessions. He is the bestselling author of multiple healthy cookbooks and the creator of hugely successful fitness programmes. Known for his infectious enthusiasm and down-to-earth approach, Joe’s mission is simple: to make fitness fun, accessible and sustainable for everyone, whatever their age or ability.

Lee Mack is one of the UK’s most recognisable and celebrated comics. His relentless determination to have fun is marvellously infectious, while his energy, finely crafted one-liners, and quick ad-libs have made Lee a firm favourite in households across the country.

Lee first came to prominence winning So You Think You’re Funny at the 1995 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Five years later, he was nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award (Perrier) for his sketch comedy show, which also included Catherine Tate. Since then he has performed multiple hugely successful stand-up tours across the country and in more recent years has been selling out some of the UK’s biggest theatres with long-time collaborators David Mitchell and Rob Brydon.

As a host, Lee is also known for ITV 1’s hugely successful Saturday night game show The 1% Club. Last year, the popularity of the show saw it simultaneously recommissioned for a fourth and fifth series, the first of which aired in Spring 2025. Lee’s performance was nominated for Best Entertainment Performance at the 2024 BAFTAs and the show won Best Quiz Show at the 2025 National Television Awards.

Maisie Adam is fast on her way from being one of the brightest rising stars of the UK comedy scene to becoming a household name.

Maisie's anecdotal material and witty charm have quickly won her praise across the country, and she has appeared on Task Master, Live At The Apollo, A League Of Their Own, and Have I Got News for You.

She is also the host of the hugely successful Big Kick Energy podcast which she co-hosts with friend and fellow comedian Suzi Ruffell, and won Sports Podcast of the Year in the Sports Broadcast Awards just 5 months after the first episode aired.

Mat Watson is one of the world’s most recognisable car journalists and the face of Carwow, where his entertaining reviews and drag races have been watched by millions around the globe. With over 10 million YouTube subscribers and billions of views, Mat has become a trusted voice for anyone interested in cars, from everyday drivers to serious enthusiasts.

With a career spanning more than 25 years, Mat has driven everything from everyday hatchbacks to some of the fastest and most exclusive cars ever made, including the Bugatti Chiron and Ferrari F50. Known for his honest opinions, sharp humour, and hands-on approach, he’s just as likely to test boot space as he is to launch a hypercar down a runway.

Rob Brydon is a much-loved actor, writer and presenter whose career spans television, film, theatre and live performance. He is best known for his role as Uncle Bryn in the hugely successful BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey, as well as for hosting the award-winning panel show Would I Lie to You?, where his quick wit and charm have made him a firm audience favourite.

His extensive television credits include The Trip, Marion & Geoff, Human Remains, My Lady Jane, and Roald & Beatrix, alongside presenting roles on Destination X and The Floor. On the big screen, Rob has appeared in films including Barbie, Cinderella and Swimming with Men, while his distinctive voice features in beloved family animations such as The Gruffalo and Zog.

An accomplished live performer, Rob has toured internationally with his show A Night of Songs and Laughter. He is also a published author, with his first children’s book set for release in 2026.

Susie Dent is a writer and broadcaster on language. She recently celebrated thirty years as a co-presenter and the resident word expert on Channel 4's Countdown, and also appears on the show's comedy sister 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. Susie comments regularly on TV and radio on words in the news, and is the author of several non-fiction books on words and language. Guilty by Definition is her first novel and her second, Death Writ Large, will publish in July this year.

Tabby Stoecker is a Team GB skeleton athlete from London/Bath. She is an Olympic Champion, World Cup race winner, double World Championship medallist, European Championship medallist, World Cup overall bronze medallist, double Junior World Championship medal winner and Junior European Champion despite only making her international debut in December 2021. She is the first woman of colour to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics for team GB. She is passionate about being a positive role model within women’s sport and beyond, with particular areas of interest in increasing participation in sport, women’s health literacy and diversity in winter sport.