Pudsey

British

/ ˈpʌdzɪ /

noun

a town in N England, in Leeds unitary authority, West Yorkshire. Pop: 32 391 (2001)

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Gunning will next be on-screen on Christmas Eve, in the BBC One and Children In Need animation Pudsey and the Thread of Hope.

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Pudsey and the Thread of Hope airs on 24 December at 10:20 GMT on BBC One and iPlayer, and on 27 December at 17:00 GMT on CBeebies and CBBC.

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Big Zuu has also collaborated with Pudsey Bear and a group of children from a theatre project funded by Children in Need to present his first CBeebies Bedtime Story, Basil Dreams Big by Lu Fraser and Sarah Warburton, about resilience, bravery, and believing in yourself.

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The BBC Children In Need choir will also be returning to perform Coldplay's Yellow as a tribute to Pudsey's favours colour.

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Not least given she had backed the expansion of selective licensing in her own Leeds West and Pudsey constituency?

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