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Read more archived celebrity news stories below.
Actress and NSPCC supporter Sheree Murphy attended the opening of the Hargreaves Centre, a new, revolutionary NSPCC centre in Liverpool in June 2007.
Hall of Fame Ceremony 2007The NSPCC honoured the outstanding support of seven of its celebrity supporters at an event at the House of Commons.
Louisa Lytton visits Habbo Hotel for the NSPCCEx-'EastEnder' Louisa talks to young people about life as an actress and how to stop bullying.
'How Clean Is Your House' stars encourage the public to pedal up the pounds.
Ray Fearon puts his best foot forward for the NSPCCActor Ray encourages the public to get on their bikes for the NSPCC.
Amir Khan meets the QueenA royal reception for boxer Amir Khan at NSPCC reception with royalty.
Apprentice winner runs the 2007 London Marathon for the NSPCCMichelle Dewberry ran the London Marathon for the NSPCC.
Our celebrity supporters speak out in The Sun's biggest charity campaign.
Jonny Wilkinson visits NSPCC Brighton GroveNSPCC ambassador Jonny Wilkinson visits an NSPCC centre in his area.
Peter Andre and Katie Price sing their hearts out for the NSPCCNSPCC ambassador Peter Andre and Katie Price released a duets album on 27 November 2006.
In November 2006 some of our celebrity supporters visited the Child Online and Protection Centre (CEOP).
Martin Johnson, Matt Dawson and Simon Shaw ensure their testimonial years' benefit children.
Trisha Goddard opens NSPCC charity Christmas card seasonUK Daytime chat show Queen Trisha Goddard shows her support for charity Christmas cards.
Nick Hoult helps the NSPCC'Skins', ‘About a Boy’ and ‘Wah Wah’ Star Nick Hoult helps the NSPCC and Channel 4 to bring young people’s stories to the screen.
Celebrities including JK Rowling, Jonny Wilkinson, Gabby Logan and Gillian Taylforth, called on the nation to Be the FULL STOP.
Catherine Tate supports NSPCCCatherine Tate gets serious about Number Day 2006 and helps the NSPCC count down child abuse.
Kylie Minogue donates tickets for her comeback tour to the NSPCCBig hearted NSPCC ambassador Kylie Minogue has donated 6 pairs of VIP tickets for her comeback ‘Showgirl’ tour dates to the NSPCC.
Alan Shearer commits to help the NSPCC as its latest ambassadorFootball icon and celebrity dad Alan Shearer became NSPCC ambassador in what he describes as 'the kick-off to one of my most important roles yet'.
University of Exeter appoints NSPCC celebrity supporter Floella Benjamin as its new chancellorNSPCC ambassador and football icon Alan Shearer donated a total £405,000 to the NSPCC.
Cherie Lunghi and Jennie Bond turn Art Critics for the NSPCCBoth celebrities gave their time this year to judge children’s drawings for inclusion in a fantastic 2007 calendar produced and sold by Marks and Spencer.
Peter Andre beats bullyingPop star Peter Andre was on a mission this August to help young people being bullied.
Two Cities Conker Challenge Cup 2006England rugby players help crack Guinness world record for most number of conker matches ever played.
Jonny Wilkinson shows his support for a different kind of sporting matchRugby legend and NSPCC ambassador Jonny Wilkinson recorded a special message for viewers of Sky One’s The Match
Stars turn out for a night of glamour at the Matalan Ball in aid of the NSPCC Safe Place AppealIt was always hoped that this year's ball would raise £1m but by the end of the night, the grand total had exceeded that by £90,000 – with donations still flooding in.
Peter Andre becomes an ambassador for the NSPCCPop star and celebrity dad Peter Andre has become an ambassador for the NSPCC in June 2006.
NSPCC ambassador Catherine Zeta Jones and Michael Douglas lend their support to the NSPCC in WalesCatherine, who is an ambassador for the NSPCC Cymru/Wales FULL STOP Appeal attended a private fundraising dinner with husband Michael in Cardiff
Dream Auction 2006 raises a dreamy £5million for NSPCCHeld on 9 May 2006, the Dream Auction FULL STOP was one of the year’s most spectacular social events.
Celebrities make sure their clicks count for the NSPCCThe "Clicks Count" campaign which launched in March 06 and ran throughout the summer raised tens of thousands of pounds for the NSPCC.
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