The stars of the small screen were out in force on the red carpet for the TV Choice Awards last night and AOL TV got an invite too.

So, armed with a handful of gold envelopes each containing a tricky question of the televisual variety we quizzed the great and the good of British television on the really important matters of the day... like who would be on your fantasy Celebrity Come Dine With Me guestlist? Which TV show from yesteryear would you bring back? And, given the choice of Peter Andre, Kerry Katona and Katie Price – who would you snog, marry and avoid?

Find how the likes of Louie Spence, Eamonn Holmes, Suzanne Shaw, John Barrymore, Ryan Thomas and John Partridge got on in our exclusive red carpet video below.

X Factor bosses have admitted to using "autotuning" on the ITV talent show.

The revelation comes after many fans claimed producers had enhanced the contestants' voices on the first show on Saturday night.

Autotuning is usually used in recording studios to improve performances by correcting pitch and disguising off-key mistakes.

An X Factor spokesman said it was necessary to use on the show due to the number of microphones used during filming.

X Factor runner up Olly Murs was the hip-wiggling heartthrob of last year's competition.

Often compared to Robbie Williams the cheeky Essex chap has been working hard since last year's show when Joe McElderry beat him to the top spot. And this month he is due to release his first single - Please Don't Let Me Go.

We caught up with him at his record label offices ahead of this year's X Factor to find out how his life's changed since the show and who he wants to see win this year.

Watch the video below to see Olly talk all things X Factor...

BBC weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker has landed himself in stormy waters after giving a rude hand gesture to a colleague - unaware he was live on camera while doing so.

He quickly realised what he'd done and looked horrified as he put his hands to his face, but still faced a dressing down from BBC News Channel bosses last night.

His embarrassing moment came as newsreader Simon McCoy joked yesterday morning: "Now we will have the weather forecast in a minute and it will be 100% accurate... I have just seen Tomasz preparing for it, so I am not entirely sure, oh."

Jean-Christophe Novelli is just about the suavest man in cookery, and very kindly invited us to his farmhouse workshop ahead of new series, Chef Academy.

The Michelin star winner, and recipient of 5AA Rosettes, is about to embark on one of his toughest culinary challenges - opening a test programme for a top-notch American institute which aims to train and transform everyday cooks into high-quality professionals.

Chef Academy can be seen on on Good Food each night from Monday August 16.

Carry on reading to watch our exclusive video interview.

Imelda Staunton joining cult BBC2 comedy Psychoville.

Oscar-nominated Imelda, will appear in the show's new Halloween special and the second series, due to air next year.

According to the BBC, she will play a "sharp suited, shadowy figure with mysterious motives".

Outnumbered star Daniel Roche has lost his curls and donned a 1920s school uniform for his new role in Just William.

The 10-year-old actor, who plays naughty Ben Brockman in the award-winning series, will get even more mischievous as tearaway William Brown in BBC1's new adaptation of the classic Richmal Crompton books.

Rebecca Front, who plays Peep Show's Sophie, and Linda Green's Daniel Ryan will play William's long-suffering parents, while Caroline Quentin and Warren Clarke star as new neighbours the Botts.

The Chawner family, labelled Britain's laziest and fattest, are going to be back in the spotlight next month as Lorraine Kelly attempts to kick them back in to shape.

Returning for a second series of Lorraine Kelly's Big Fat Challenge, the GMTV presenter who has battled with her own weight problems will be prising the big family off the sofa, away from the pies and back into the real world.

The Chawners first became known to the nation when daughter Emma appeared on the X Factor in 2007, she was ridiculed by the judges for her rendition of My Heart Will Go On whilst wearing a wedding dress made by her dad.

All Creatures Great And Small is being brought back to life by the BBC.

The classic series, based on the adventures of Yorkshire vet James Herriot, was one of the most popular series on TV during its original 12-year run.

Now the BBC are resurrecting the character in Young James, a three-part series which will focus on the vet during his earlier years in Glasgow.

An advert that suggests a cat has been kicked across a football pitch by blind players has not been banned by a watchdog, despite 1,000 complaints.

Viewers said bookmaker Paddy Power's advert was offensive to blind people and could encourage animal cruelty.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said it was not offensive in itself to create an advert referring to people with a disability, with the betmaker Paddy Power saying it featured events so unlikely it was "absurd".