Nick Knowles DIY SOS

The presenter is set to return to the BBC series after previously being replaced.

The year before, he actually released his first and last music album, Every Kind Of People. However, it only reached number 92 in the UK charts. The pair had a child together, Edwin, who was born in 2014 but that didn’t stop them splitting at the start of 2016. Following that separation, he lived with fellow presenter Suzi Perry until 2003, after meeting on the set of City Hospital for the BBC in 2000. He became best known for hosting a number of BBC series, including game shows Who Dares Wins, Break the Safe and 5-Star Family Reunion. He started off on DIY SOS but has also presented game shows and appeared on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!. Series 32 of DIY SOS begins on BBC One this evening and after a period away, Nick returns to front the popular restoration programme.

Nick Knowles and his team are back for a brand new series of DIY SOS and this time, it's The Big Build. Meet the team of experts for the new series here…

He also goes way back with the team as he joined for the first series, but he and Chris go back even further. Nick is a very recognisable face on British TV and has been the host of DIY SOS ever since it launched in 1999. The series also includes two incredible community builds in Southmead and Stoke which will serve hundreds of people of all age groups for years to come."

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The plan was for Shaun to finish the build himself, but he fell ill with cancer just months after the build began. What happens in the second episode of DIY SOS: The Big Build? This episode will also be available shortly after broadcast on BBC iPlayer. What happens in the first episode of DIY SOS: The Big Build? What is DIY SOS: The Big Build? DIY SOS: The Big Build presenter Nick Knowles with tradespeople in Kettering for the first episode of the 32nd series.

However, the BBC confirmed that the Scunthorpe episode is a repeat. Where do they visit? The new series of DIY SOS will visit a range of locations across the UK ...

“You can expect the usual camaraderie with lots of emotion and laughter. It’s been really life affirming. The new series of DIY SOS will visit a range of locations across the UK.

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It's fair to say you have a bigger family. It's going to be somewhere they can relax." Millie said: "It's magical. Mum Lindsey McAuley said: "Thank you. Several months after starting the build, ‘dream dad’ Shaun fell ill. The newlyweds then had two boys.

DIY SOS viewers were reduced to tears throughout the latest series premiere, which saw Nick Knowles lend a hand to a Kettering family who had lost husband ...

I’m still trying to stay strong for the boys and keep everything as normal as possible. "Nick is so in tune & brings out the story with compassion and caring. @Redtom1903 said: “Why do I do this to myself? This is a difficult watch tonight. Brilliant program." Nick and the construction team took a week to renovate the house, and fans couldn’t help getting inspired by the story.

Lindsey McAuley and her four children were unable to live in the house in Kettering, Northamptonshire, until the renovation. Her husband Shaun died last year ...

Speaking to BBC Radio Northampton, he said the team and the volunteers "managed to build the home [Shaun] had envisioned for the family and they could start to find a new normal". Mrs McAuley said when she saw the finished house "we were just blown away, we were speechless, we didn't know what to say, it was just amazing". A woman whose home was transformed by the BBC's DIY SOS team said it had given her family "hope for the future".

DIY SOS viewers were left in tears after a mum-of-four revealed she was left with an uninhabitable home after her husband tragically died.Lindsey McAu.

I hope they have many years of happiness in their wonderful home." "Shaun served his country," he said. It's open, airy, comfortable and cosy." He would have loved it. She continued: "At that point, we didn't know what the mass was. He'd never been ill before."

The Northern Irishman is a favourite with viewers of the BBC TV show for his cheeky antics and incredible building skills.

It adds that he also has a passion for motorbikes and for cooking. Outside work, Mark is reported to have a "great passion" for the outdoors. According to his agents, the DML Talent Agency, his building skills and their exposure on TV have seen him work for several celebrity clients.

In tonight's DIY SOS Big Build in Kettering, the team help mum-of-four Lindsey McAuley, whose husband died from cancer while they were extending their home.

It's fair to say you have a bigger family. He’s still part of the family." Millie, Lindsey's friend who first contacted the show and convinced them to help the family, said: "It's magical. It's going to be somewhere they can relax." He wanted to provide and protect. He was just a brilliant man, a brilliant stepdad to the girls and dad to Leo and Zac."

The presenter told one fan that a shrinking budget meant last night's project needed to be completed in a shorter timeframe.

Well done to all concerned @DIYSOS for helping out a veteran's family." The ex-Royal Engineer and his wife had been extending their home at the time of Shaun's death, with a local builder working with them to put in the foundations, walls and roof to begin with. Truly amazing and inspiring." And @smith20_adam said: "Just finished watching @DIYSOS. One of the best episodes - heartbreaking and heartwarming in equal measure. Twitter user @SGrimbleby wrote: "Great episode of @DIYSOS. The diysos team and the volunteers who help are just amazing. Viewers of BBC One show DIY SOS were treated to its return last night (May 11) in what some have dubbed 'one of the best' episodes ever.

DIY SOS viewers were left in floods of tears last night as Nick Knowles and team helped a grieving mum with renovations to her home.

Restores a bit of faith in humanity,” added someone else. This meant he had to use a stoma. Lindsey explained: “A couple of weeks after that we found out it was a really rare cancer. And Shaun’s cancer spread so rapidly he passed away two days later. And it wasn’t long after building work began – with the family living at Lindsey’s parents’ house – that Shaun fell ill with a urine infection. Ex-soldier Shaun and Lindsey, a mum-of-four, shared two young sons together.