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Christmas Lights in Regent Street, London
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![]() The presenters. Louisa Preston introduced the switch-on live on BBC London News |
![]() The London Community Gospel Choir sang several songs, including Take That's "Rule the World" ("all the stars are coming out tonight") |
![]() Pudsey Bear is the symbol of the BBC's annual Children in Need charity event ... |
![]() ... raising money for disadvantaged children ... |
![]() ... one of the fundraising methods will be by selling his bandana for £2 |
![]() Tom Fletcher (lead vocals/guitar) |
![]() Harry Judd (drums) |
![]() Danny Jones (lead vocals/guitar) |
![]() Dougie Poynter (vocals/bass guitar) |
![]() The boys pose for a photo |
![]() Time to switch on the lights ... |
![]() Fireworks are set off from the rooftops |
![]() This year's lights are in the shape of giant stars (on the right are the lights at the toy shop Hamley's) |
![]() Merry Christmas! (part of the window display at Hamley's) |
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HISTORY
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The following people have turned on the Regent Street lights:
2008 - McFly
2007 - The crowd
2006 - Ian McKellen, Andy Sirkis and Shane Richie
2005 - Lee Ryan
2004 - Busted
2003 - Daniel Bedingfield
2002 - Will Young
2001 - Russell Watson
2000 - Billie Piper
1999 - David Ginola
1998 - All Saints
1997 - Frankie Dettori
1996 - John Major
1995 - Leslie Joseph, Rolf Harris, Britt Ekland and Lionel Blair
1994 - Jonathan Pryce
1993 - Sylvester Stallone
1992 - Anthony Hopkins
1991 - The students of Camberwell College of Art
1990 - Paul Gascoigne
1989 - Kylie Minogue
1988 - Dame Edna Everage
1987 - HRH Prince Edward
1986 - HRH Duchess Of York
1985 - Joan Collins
1984 - HRH Prince Michael of Kent
1983 - HRH Princess Alexandra
1982 - HRH Prince Andrew
1981 - HRH Princess Diana
1980 - David Essex
1979 - HRH Princess Michael of Kent
1978 - HRH Prince of Wales
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