Richard Osman and his House of Games are back for another batch of episodes, with a new group of celebrity guests testing their quizzical minds.

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This week it's time for the champions, as every day a cohort of former winners will take on a series of quiz rounds selected by host Richard Osman.

As ever, a daily winner will be declared following a quick fire round at the end of each show before the overall House of Champions will be crowned at the end of the week.

But which famous faces will we see put to the test this week? Here's everything you need to know.

Who's on Richard Osman's House of Games this week?

Richard Osman pictured for Richard Osman's House of Games in a red chair smiling into camera
Richard Osman pictured for Richard Osman's House of Games. Remarkable Entertainment/Matt Frost

This week's celebrity contestants include Edith Bowman, Rhys James, Anita Rani and Simon Rimmer, who will put their general knowledge skills to the test in a week of quiz games.

Edith Bowman is a DJ and presenter. She has hosted the likes of Colin and Edith and The Radio 1 Review on BBC Radio 1 until 2014.

Stand-up comedian Rhys James will also return to the House of Games studio. He is best known for his appearances on Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo.

Meanwhile, Anita Rani is a TV and radio presenter with a career spanning nearly 20 years. She is currently a lead presenter on Countryfile and has also presented a number of documentaries including Bollywood: The World's Biggest Film Industry and Saved by a Stranger.

Simon Rimmer is a celebrity chef, best known for his on-screen partnership with Tim Lovejoy.

Richards Osman's House of Games is available to watch on BBC Two and iPlayer.

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Authors

Charlotte ColomboFreelance Writer

Charlotte Colombo is a Freelance Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, focussing on reality and competition shows. She previously worked at The Digital Fix, covering film and TV, and has an MA in Journalism.

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