Some of the best known names in TV News have joined forces this year, to raise money for BBC Children in Need.
Huw Edwards, Sophie Raworth, Anna Ford and Dermot Murnaghan are among those who are giving up their time - and even some of their treasured possessions - to raise money for this year's appeal.
Phone competition
There will also be a special phone competition every day until next Friday. To enter, call 09013 26 77 77. Calls cost 75p with 49p going to Children in Need. Lines are open from 6am to midnight. The competition is being run across the whole of BBC TV News - and you'll be able to find out what the questions are each day on BBC Breakfast.
There are some fabulous prizes on offer over the week - including the chance to try your hand at TV presenting - and a day with the BBC News team.
Each day, we'll ask you a question - and if you know the answer, you should phone our competition line (don't e-mail us). Most of the money from each call will go to Children in Need (for full details, see below)
Sunday 16 November
Question
When was the first televised General Election result? a) 1938 b) 1950 c) 1959
Prizes
Go on a BBC News OB Go out on an outside broadcast with one of our reporters. Obviously we won't know who what where or when until nearer the time.
Winners
All prize winners will be notified separately.
Friday 14 November
Colin Bull of Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, wins Breakfast with Declan Curry
Maggie Judkins of Stockport wins the weather presented from her town.
Runners-up (met office umbrellas): Sandra Howard, Marion Wilson, Janet Savage, Caroline Padget, Chrissy Mc Dougal.
Saturday 15 November
Jackie Williams of Newbury wins the chance to learn how to be a presenter (off air) with News 24
Runners-up (Breakfast mugs): Mary White, Christopher Holmes, Mary Walker, Robin Whitmore, Ashley Thompson, Ashley Davies, Alistair Beament, Florence Roberts, Maggie Reader, Kate Walsh
Sunday 16 November
Suellen McFarlane wins today's prize: a visit behind the scenes here at BBC News, watch a live programme go out then join us for breakfast in the BBC canteen.
Today's runners up each win a Breakfast umbrella: Kenneth Rix, Maureen Way, Jane Hutchinson, Deborah Walker and Laurance Racke
Monday 17 November
Today's winner is Fiona Close-Thomas. Her prize is a look behind the scenes at the Six O'clock news where she will meet the presenters.
Five runners up each win a BBC Breakfast umbrella: Louise Pickford, Raymond Winborne, Pam Laman, Michael Ryland, Margaret Pearson.
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