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Kylie Minogue, Girls Aloud and One Direction were among the stars supporting Children in Need
The BBC's Children in Need appeal has raised more than £26.7m on the night, beating 2011's total of £26.3m.
Sir Terry Wogan hosted the BBC One event on Friday with Fearne Cotton, Tess Daly and Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw.
Girls Aloud and One Direction performed live, while BBC Newsreaders took part in a Top Gear challenge and Lord Sugar starred in an EastEnders special.
The final total is expected to be higher than the £26,757,446 raised on Friday night once all donations are in.
This year's event is taking place against the backdrop of widespread allegations of child abuse against former BBC presenter Jimmy Savile, and Newsnight's dropped investigation into some of the allegations.
Speaking at the start of the show, Terry Wogan said: "As you know by now, we are going to be asking you to help us support disadvantaged children all over the UK. You have been amazing so many times before and we humbly hope that we can count on your help once more.
"We know that children are vulnerable. In the news in recent weeks there has been an awful reminder of just how true that can be. We have been supporting... victims all of all kinds of abuse, including sexual abuse, for many years now. We will continue to do so."
The presenter added: "We also support children in a wide range of circumstances, and they all have something in common - they all need your help."
David Ramsden, chief executive of BBC Children in Need said: "Tonight's total is phenomenal.
"It is amazing that people across the UK have once again come together to raise such a massive sum.
"Thank you so much for helping to change thousands of young lives across the UK"
Sir Terry, the Children in Need life president, added: "Thank you for a wonderful total and all you have done for children in need."
More than £10,807,467 has already been pledged this year, and will be given to projects supporting children and young people around the UK.
Last year's event raised £26.3m on the night, which rose to £46m over the year.
Friday night's live show featured performances from Susan Boyle, Leona Lewis and Tim Minchin, while the newly reunited Girls Aloud gave the first TV performance of their official Children in Need single, Something New.
Around 20 of Britain's Olympic and Paralympic stars also got in on the action in a special music video.
Tom Daley, Rebecca Adlington, Zara Philips, Louis Smith and Ellie Simmonds were among those seen dancing to everything from Beyonce's Single Ladies to Gangnam Style.
Meanwhile two of Strictly Come Dancing's celebrity competitors returned for a Children in Need special.
Ann Widdecombe and Russell Grant dusted off their dancing shoes to perform again with partners Anton Du Beke and Flavia Cacace.
Children in Need mascot Pudsey the bear also danced after being partnered with this year's Britain's Got Talent winner and his namesake, Pudsey the dog.
The show also previewed the Doctor Who Christmas special, including a glimpse of the Doctor's new companion in Jenna-Louise Coleman.
DIY: SOS and Bargain Hunt also recorded special Children in Need programmes, while Terry Wogan paid a fund-raising visit to Lee Mack sitcom Not Going Out.
The BBC Symphony Orchestra teamed up with urban artists including Fazer, Angel, Stooshe and Tyler James to produce Wish I Belonged, with proceeds going to the charity.
Other fund-raising events include The One Show's Rickshaw Challenge, Radio 2's Children in Need Jukebox and Saturday night's Strictly Live Wembley Show.
The TV broadcast featured films highlighting some of the work the charity does with children throughout the UK, presented by stars including Fearne Cotton, Robbie Williams, Geri Halliwell and EastEnders actress Nina Wadia.
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