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I’m a Celebrity begins on Sunday 15 November at 9pm on ITV. While the series usually takes place in the Australian wilderness, this year showrunners have been forced to adapt due to the ongoing pandemic. That means the show is being filmed this year in the ruins of Gwrych Castle in Wales, a 200-year-old medieval castle that some believe is “haunted”.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! 2020 cast member has tested positive for coronavirus.The celebrity, who hasn't yet been named, is currently in self-isolation following their positive result and it hasn't been confirmed if they will still be taking part in the show when it kicks off next weekend.An ITV spokesperson told "We can confirm that one member of the cast has received a positive covid result and that individual is self-isolating where we are giving them all the support that they

I'm a Celebrity's 2020 series is almost upon us, but it's set to look rather different than previous years. At the beginning of August, it was confirmed that the much-loved show would be welcoming a change of scenery for series 20, swapping out the Australian jungle for the UK countryside.

Gwrych Castle for the 2020 series.The names were unveiled on the special A Jungle Story, which celebrates 2020 being the 20th series for the show.

Take a look at all the stars confirmed for the show below... 37 British long-distance runner and the most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic history.

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back – just in a different manner than usual.As the show enters its 20th year, ITV has pulled out all the stops to ensure the popular reality series can continue despite Covid-19 throwing a spanner in the works.Producers have persevered and are set to bring viewers an outing from a castle in Wales as opposed to the Australian jungle.This means that the latest crop of celebrities set to undertake trials will have to brace themselves for colder weather than

I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is back – just in a different manner than usual.As the show enters its 20th year, ITV has pulled out all the stops to ensure the popular reality series can continue despite Covid-19 throwing a spanner in the works.Producers have persevered and are set to bring viewers an outing from a castle in Wales as opposed to the Australian jungle.This means that the latest crop of celebrities set to undertake trials will have to brace themselves for colder weather than

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! is finally making a comeback - and we want to know your thoughts about this year's show. From the star-studded line-up to the new location, it's all been much-discussed.So much is changing for the 2020 series, with it moving out of Australia for the first time ever.

I'm A Celebrity fans breathed a collective sigh of relief as ITV managed to get the show to run despite several lockdowns.

coronavirus pandemic, is now expected to end on a Friday rather than having it's traditional Sunday night final, according to an ITV insider.It means that the upcoming series will last for just 20 days instead of the usual 22, reportedly due to fears that the conditions in Abergele will be too much for the celebrities.The new series is now expected to run from Sunday November 15 to Friday December 4.The line-up is rumoured to include Beverley Callard, Vernon Kay, Sir Mo Farah and Russell

the Mirror that show executives were discussing the situation “daily”."There have also been discussions about shortening the series to two weeks instead of a 3.5-week stint,” they said. “In the worst-case scenario this year’s series will have to be cancelled."Since 2002, the show has been filmed in Australia’s New South Wales.

the programme will be airing as planned. This week the Welsh castle was added to the I'm A Celebrity logo, while presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have appeared in a series of trailers in wet and windy Wales.