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Zoe Ball & Suggs, Dom Joly, sports stars Martin Offiah and Denise Lewis, The Bill actors Lisa Maxwell and Patrick Robinson, Fern Britton and Angela Rippon will all appear in the third heat of Let's Dance For Comic Relief this Saturday night on Ö÷²¥´óÐã One.

Lisa Snowdon and Dara O'Briain will be guest panellists alongside head panellist Anton Du Beke.

In the final, Anton will be joined by guest panellists Denise Van Outen and Michael McIntyre who is back by popular demand.

The show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman and Steve Jones, will see the six acts perform iconic dance routines in a bid to wow viewers and win a place in next week's spectacular final dance off.

Who goes through and who gets a chance to compete in the final will be down to the public phone votes and the panel.

The final will see two celebrity acts compete alongside Robert Webb, Dick & Dom, Keith Lemon & Paddy McGuinness and Jo Brand for their chance to be crowned the Let's Dance For Comic Relief Champion on Saturday 14 March during Red Nose Day weekend.

The show is produced by Whizz Kid Entertainment for the Ö÷²¥´óÐã.

Proceeds from the voting will go to Comic Relief.

Notes to Editors

Selected costumes worn by the stars in their performances will be auctioned to raise even more cash for Comic Relief – keep an eye on rednoseday.com/auction for details.

Finalists from shows one and two: Robert Webb (Flashdance, What A Feeling) and Dick & Dom (Blues Brothers, Shake A Tail Feather), Keith Lemon & Paddy McGuinness (Dirty Dancing, I've Had The Time Of My Life), Jo Brand (Britney Spears, Baby One More Time).

Proceeds from the voting will go to Comic Relief.

Go online at bbc.co.uk/letsdance for backstage footage and interviews.

Red Nose Day 2009 is on Friday 13 March.

Go to bbc.co.uk/rednoseday for more information.

From 9 to 13 March Ö÷²¥´óÐã Red Button will be offering Sky viewers the facility to make a donation to Comic Relief by pressing red on their remote controls (Freeview and Virgin viewers pressing red on the night will be pointed to an alternative donation method). To complete the donation viewers should have their credit/debit cards handy and make sure their set-top box is connected to a telephone line.

Ö÷²¥´óÐã audiences have used the Red Button to raise £8.5million for charitable causes since 2001.

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