The One Show off air for weeks as schedules change for Paris Olympics
The much-loved series will be taking a short summer break.
The One Show will be off air for a period this summer due to a scheduling shake-up to make way for the Olympics being aired on BBC One.
The 2024 Olympic Games kicked off on Wednesday 24th July and throughout the coming weeks, will continue to air various sporting events throughout the period until Sunday 11th August.
Presenters Alex Jones and Roman Kemp announced that The One Show would be taking a short hiatus while the Olympics is on air, with Katy Perry being their final guest.
Announcing the break, presenter Roman Kemp told viewers: "Thanks so much to Katy Perry. Enjoy the Olympics, see you on the 12th August!"
The One Show's usual schedule is airing each weekday at 7pm. It is hosted by Alex Jones, Roman Kemp, Jermaine Jenas and Ronan Keating, but the presenters will be taking a short "summer break" during this time.
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"Bye, have a nice summer," Jenas said following Kemp's announcement.
Read more:
- Olympics 2024 on BBC: Watch coverage and daily TV schedule
- Olympics 2024 on discovery+: Watch coverage and daily TV schedule
The One Show was previously taken off air back in July for a week during the the BBC's coverage of Wimbledon 2024.
The BBC returns once more to bring live coverage of the Olympics to viewers at home, however it isn't the main broadcaster of the event, as discovery+ also cinched the rights for Paris 2024.
But while it won't have live coverage of every event, there will be plenty to catch up on across different BBC platforms.
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