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Olympian Sir Mo Farah is now starring on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in North Wales. Staying at the camp within chilly Grwych Castle, Mo is living with the likes of Coronation Street star Beverley Callard, radio DJ Jordan North and presenter Vernon Kay , However, although most of us are thrilled that we will get to know Mo, 37, more, there is one person that will be missing him terribly and that is his gorgeous wife Tania Nell.

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'In the middle of the night it was all quiet and all of sudden a "whack", I looked around and Mo wasn't in his hammock, he was underneath it.'The Eastenders actor, 56, quickly told presenter Vernon Kay, 46, about the hilarious mishap when chatting in the courtyard the following morning.  Mo quickly joined the pair and had a good laugh at his expense, while Beverley Callard, 63, insisted that she had slept quite well on their first night.But Mo is not the first celebrity to have fallen out of one

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I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!'s Shane Richie has admitted guilt over a remark to campmate Mo Farah. Shane is the early favourite to win the 2020 series of the ITV1 show, alongside BBC Radio One DJ Jordan North.

Shane Richie admits he felt a little guilty over his remark to fellow campmate Mo Farah.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! kicked off on Sunday (15 November) with an appropriately star-studded lineup.Of all the notable names, however, Sir Mo Farah is certainly one that needs no introduction – but we’ll give him one anyway.As the nation's most decorated athlete, the 37-year-old Somalian-born Brit is a household name.Farah – full name Mohammad Farah – is best known for competing in the 5000m and 10,000m races, both of which he won gold for in the 2012 and 2016 Olympic games.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! kicked off on Sunday (15 November) with an appropriately star-studded lineup.Of all the notable names, however, Sir Mo Farah is certainly one that needs no introduction – but we’ll give him one anyway.As the nation's most decorated athlete, the 37-year-old Somalian-born Brit is a household name.Farah – full name Mohammad Farah – is best known for competing in the 5000m and 10,000m races, both of which he won gold for in the 2012 and 2016 Olympic games.

With a health and safety inspection looming, Leo advises Carol to go to Ger for advice and she does – with an apology to boot.Catch Fair City on RTÉ One this Sunday at 8pm.

a competition to come up with puns for their gritter fleet.And one suggestion on Facebook got a lot of backing from the public.When the Hamilton Advertiser reported on the council competition, Barry Martin took to our page with the ‘Mar-grit Ferrier’ suggestion.And so far, he has picked up almost 50 ‘likes’ for his post.However, the council won’t be going for it as the competition is only open to school pupils.Last year’s competition for South Lanarkshire Council’s Roads department saw Gritter

“Superstore” celebrated its 100th episode and said good-bye to  America Ferrera  who played “Amy” since it’s 2015 debut. Ferrara announced her departure from the show in February and fans were sad and surprised.

Sunday’s episode of Fair City also sees Damien in the hot seat over his secret engagement to Mairead. Will is taking far too much pleasure in toying with him and now he is starting on Mairead.He slyly plants the seed of doubt in her mind about whether the wedding should go ahead but she keeps her concern hidden from Damien.

Big Brother: All-Stars season 22 finale approaches, the focus becomes which finalist – Cody Calafiore, Nicole Franzel or Enzo Palumbo – played the best game and deserves to win $500,000.Us Weekly reached out to tons of BB alums – including five former winners in Lisa Donahue (season 3), Jun Song (season 4), Rachel Reilly (season 13), Andy Herren (season 15) and Josh Martinez (Season 19) – to get their winner picks.A case can be made for all three players left.

RSVP Magazine.He added: ‘In terms of the financial loss, what does that really matter at the moment? You have to focus on the important things and that is everyone’s health.’The Fair City star praised the parents of students in his stage school as they have been so patient and supportive during these unprecedented times.George and Rachel became parents to their baby girl in 2018.