Career: After attending Birmingham University, Tarrant wrote a series of letters to TV companies which stated 'I am the face of the 1970s and you should snap me up now'. Eventually he landed a reporting job on ATV, before presenting Saturday morning children's show Tiswas from 1974 until 1981. In the 1980s he took on some entertainment slots on TV-am and began a long career as a DJ with London's Capital FM. Small-screen work has included his own show, Tarrant on TV, The Main Event, Man O Man, and of course, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, which became a global phenomenon. He has recently branched out into documentaries with Chris Tarrant - Extreme Railways, and Chris Tarrant Goes Fishing.

Career: In 1964, after scoring a hat trick against Rangers, Dunfermline signed him, making him a full-time professional footballer. After one disappointing season, Ferguson scored 45 goals in 51 games, and was snapped up by Rangers in 1967. He later played for Falkirk and Ayr United before retiring in 1974. His first managerial posts were at East Stirlingshire and St Mirren. He had major success with Aberdeen after taking over in 1978, winning trophies at home and in Europe. Ferguson was offered posts at several other clubs before accepting the Manchester United job in 1986. Despite a shaky start to his reign, he went on to win 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League and two UEFA Champions League titles. He retired as manager of Manchester United in May 2013 but remained at the club as a director and club ambassador. In January 2014, he was appointed as the UEFA Coaching Ambassador and in April of the same year, it was announced he would lecture on a course at Harvard University.

Career: After attending St Malachy's College in Northern Ireland, his first job was on a building magazine. He got his break at 21 on an Ulster news programme - as the youngest-ever anchorman. BBC One phone-in show Open Air followed in 1986, and from there he moved to GMTV, where he spent 12 years. He now hosts Sky News's Sunrise four days a week, and presents This Morning with his wife Ruth Langsford on Fridays; they also co-present the game show Gift Wrapped. Has also hosted the National Lottery, The Feelgood Factor, Sporting Greats, Pass the Buck, Hard Spell and Sudo-Q, as well as numerous sports-related shows.