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Alan Carr has often spoken about his life growing up in 1980s Northampton, the son of a football manager – but only now will his experience be documented on the small screen.

Alan Carr stars as himself in ITV's Changing Ends while Oliver Savell, 13, will play the comedian as a youngster

Alan Carrs new sitcom Changing Ends will air in June via ITVX. It will tell the mostly true story of of what it was like to grow up camp and gay in the 80s with a father who manages Northampton Town FC.

Titled Amanda and Alans Italian Job, the BBC One programme saw the presenters buy two Sicilian flats for a euro each and spend three months transforming them into one stunning holiday home.

Speaking exclusively to Attitude, Alan Carr revealed behind-the-scenes details of his upcoming sitcom, Changing Ends.

The TV personality, 54, commanded attention in a figure-hugging neon green dress as she posed for photographers in the capital.

The television personality, 54, opted for a silk hot pink shirt dress for the event in Barnes, where Julia was presenting her original song Anthem For Love and a new version of God Save The King.

The TV personality, 54, looked sensational in an all black ensemble as she headed out to the newly opened Scotts restaurant in Richmond for lunch on Friday, wearing a sexy black sheer top.

The show focuses on his time living in Northampton in the 1980s.

The comedian, 46, has revealed he has begun work on TV series with ITV, seven days after he lost out on being a judge on the networks talent show Britains Got Talent.