Satellite concert for troops
Stars from the entertainment world including singer Claire Sweeney are holding a variety concert to boost the morale of troops fighting in Iraq. Forces sweetheart Sweeney, comedian Al Murray and Pop Idol contestants Hayley Evetts and Jessica Garlick will perform to a celebrity audience on Sunday. 

The concert, being held in London, will be recorded and beamed around the world to British troops by satellite. It will also be converted into a DVD so it can be sent to forces fighting in the Gulf. 

The star-studded audience will also be entertained by broadcaster Nicholas Parsons, Hi-Di-Hi! star Su Pollard and comic Paul Zenon at the Thai Pavilion restaurant in Kennington, south London. 

Hosted by Gary Wilmot, invited guests include actors Tom Conti and Joely Richardson and stars from Coronation Street and EastEnders. In between acts the audience will get the opportunity to record their own personal messages for the troops. 

Support 
A letter of support written by the Duke of York, Prince Andrew, will be read out on the evening by General Sir Roger Wheeler. The concert is being organised by producer James Black on behalf of the Ministry of Defence and Combined Services Broadcasting. 

The event has been hastily been put together in less than a week as a production team works around the clock to get the variety show ready. Mr Black said everyone had been keen to take part in the event, offering their services for free. 

"Everyone wanted to help out. There is a strong feeling that we now must show our support regardless of political differences because they are our troops out there fighting," said Mr Black. 

The show will be seen by up to 200,000 service personnel around the world, including the thousands of men and women fighting in the Iraq war. 

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Don't miss Miss Su being very, very Noisy!!

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Su said: "It looks like the new series will be every shown every weekday, as opposed to once a week like the current series. 

"I'm going into the studio to record some of the new episodes in the next couple of months. I had a great time doing the originals so it will be fun." 

The first series, currently being shown each Tuesday morning on BBC2, has been a great  success in the UK and overseas.

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Su has confirmed that she will be reprising her critically acclaimed Miss Hannigan in the hit musical Annie. The entire production heads out to Kuala Lumpa in June, there is a possibility that the show will also play a season in Singapore too. Then it's back home for a 15 date UK tour to start in September (details to be confirmed). Anyone who saw Su as Miss Hannigan would have to agree that it was a very funny performance, and one of Su's favourite stage roles. 

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This great news has resulted in the series being commissioned for another 52 episodes, and the animation now looks like it will become yet another BBC success story. Following in the footsteps of the corporation's recent other children's series Teletubbies, Bob The Builder, and  The Tweenies. 

Fantastic news for Su and everyone involved in the series.

This year's panto is a brand new production of Snow White and will play at the Hexagon Theatre in Reading over the festive season. 
The writer and director of this exciting new production is Christopher Lillicrap, who incidentally was Su's co-star in the 1982 BBC children's sketch show Clock On At The Laughter Factory. 

Su thoroughly enjoyed playing the villainess last Christmas and is thrilled and very much looking forward to doing it all over again, this time in the South of England 

Further information and ticket details will be posted here as soon as they are finalised.

Later in the year Su, once again, will be playing the Wicked Queen in a brand new production of Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs. 

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Little Robots : BBC2 - Tuesday 4th March : 9.30am 

Su Pollard voices Noisy, a robot who lives her life as if it were a musical. With a trumpet-like nose, she loves to sing - and does so everywhere.

Hi-De-Hi! : UK Gold - Monday 10th March : 7.40pm 
Nice People With Nice Manners
Yvonne and Barry, the ballroom dancers, invite the staff to a party. However they only invite staff they feel are “socially acceptable”, but when Peggy mixes up the invitations they get more than they bargained for! 

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