For the first time, Marvin Boomer's loved ones – including his romantic partner whom he was walking with that night and whose ...

CBeebies legend Mr Tumble has announced his brand new role, weeks after stepping back from the show. Mr Tumble, the beloved character played by Justin Fletcher, 54, has been a fan favourite on ...

This week, it was revealed that Justin Fletcher, the cherished Mr Tumble of CBeebies fame ... performance at an early age at the Jill Stew School of Dance and Dramascope and later pursued studies ...

This week, fans of the cherished CBeebies show 'Something Special' received news that Justin Fletcher, also known as Mr Tumble ... in her youth at the Jill Stew School of Dance and Dramascope ...

The Children’s TV presenter, 54, has appeared on the popular BBC series known for its use of the Makaton language programme for 22 years both as himself and his character Mr Tumble. This week ...

Mr Tumble and Justin Fletcher have welcomed new friends to Something Special as he steps back from the landmark CBeebies show. Maddie Moate and Ben Cajee, and special guest George Webster ...

Mr Tumble was the first TV character who managed to draw him ... It’s worth mentioning that Manchester International Festival’s creative learning programme worked with primary schools across ...

Mr Tumble has been a staple on children's TV for ... which featured children from UK special schools, uses the Makaton signing system to help children communicate. He has voices family favourite ...

helps him to shine a light on youngsters in special schools around Britain. It uses the Makaton signing system to help children communicate. In it, Justin and Mr Tumble feature extensively either ...

MR Tumble is known by almost every child in the country thanks to his incredible career in kids’ TV. But the beloved CBBC character - played by Justin Fletcher - is the victim of a cruel death ...

The king of pre-school TV is Justin Fletcher, and, of course, his alter-ego Mr Tumble. Mr Tumble has captured the hearts of millions of children with his performances and his warm inclusive outings.