Disasters Emergency Committee a total of £107 million. On 22 January 2009, the BBC declined a request from the DEC to screen an appeal to raise money to aid relief efforts for victims of conflict in the Gaza Strip. This decision was the object of considerable controversy within the BBC as it is the only time the BBC is known to have refused such a request from the DEC; the 2009 Gaza appeal in question was screened by Channel 4 and ITV and raised £8.3m. Since then, the BBC has broadcast other DEC aid appeals for people in Gaza, without similar controversy. The
Sky One game show is from Mark Burnett, "Are You Smarter Than a 10-Year-Old", based on a United States format. On 30 January 2008, Sky One announced plans to bring back the UK 1990s game show "Gladiators" which was subsequently cancelled in 2009. In 2010, Sky One also commissioned several new comedies including "A League of Their Own", "An Idiot Abroad" and "Little Crackers". From 2011, Sky One has premiered several new comedy series including the supermarket sitcom "Trollied", which has broadcast six series and over fifty episodes, becoming Sky One's longest running comedy series. It is currently still in production as