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Sir Lenny Henry has shared that this March will be his last time hosting BBC's Comic Relief as he is stepping down from his role. However, he did clarify he will make 'special appearances'

Sir Lenny confirmed he will continue to make special appearances for Comic Relief (Image: PA) Read MoreRelated Articles ITV Love Island fans distracted by Anton during Georgia and Molly's intense row Sir Lenny, who co-founded the charity in 1985 with Love Actually director Richard Curtis, won't be seen on this beloved Comic Relief show, which he's presented since 1988. The show has helped fight poverty giving food, healthcare and safe shelter here in the UK and globally, has managed to collect over £1.5 billion in donations since its inception.

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