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After 20 years on the show, Medic Bob is no longer part of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! The ITV show is returning Down Under this year, with regular co-hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly taking us through the new series this winter. It will be the first time the show returns to the Australian bush since the start of the pandemic.The last two seasons have been held in Wales, but this year contestants will once again be in the hot jungle in the southern hemisphere. But all things will not be the same as it has been revealed that Medic Bob, who has become a familiar face to fans of the show, will not return this year.

Surrounded by support. As Selma Blair navigates her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, the actress has a close group of pals in her corner.

King Charles "could bar" Prince Harry's children from becoming a prince and princess due to his upcoming memoir. It is thought the new King is considering the move if Meghan and Harry's upcoming projects, including Harry's tell-all memoir and their Netflix series, prove controversial.

Peter Andre has admitted he is jealous of TV presenter Bradley Walsh as he returns to screens to host another series of Blankety Blank.The show, which first aired in 1979 with Terry Wogan at the helm, has since been hosted by Les Dawson, Paul O'Grady as Lily Savage and David Walliams, before 62 year old Bradley took over in 2020. But Peter, 49, has now admitted that he would love the chance to host the show. Writing in his column, the Mysterious Girl hitmaker said: "Blankety Blank is back on our screens on BBC1 and I love the show’s host, Bradley Walsh.

Peter Andre is backing musician Matt Goss to win Strictly Come Dancing this year, saying he will be "great". Pete, 49, took part in the 2015 series of the show alongside professional partner Janette Manrara. Writing in his weekly column, he said of Matt: "He’s toured the world, so he’ll have a real sense of showmanship." Sign up – for free! – to see what else he has to say.

Thirty four years ago a young newly graduated police constable Tim Dooley arrested LGBTQI activist Rodney Croome, who was calling for the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Tasmania. Last week the two met for the first time after over three decades in very different circumstances. This was just the second encounter between Cooley, now a Commander with the Tasmanian Police, and Croome, a former Tasmanian of the Year, who was appointed Member of Order of Australia for his LGBTQI activism in 2003. Croome recalls that in 1988 the LGBTQI community’s relationship with the local police were “at a low ebb”. In 1988, Tasmania’s LGBTQI community started their decade long battle to call for the repeal of the law that criminalised homosexuality with up to 21 years imprisonment.

Billie Eilish has revealed that she’s become more outgoing, following a period during which the singer was “scared to step outside.”Eilish shared the revelation in an interview with Australia’s Nova Network yesterday (September 14). The popstar recounted the times when she “used to go out and walk around”, but admitted that she ultimately didn’t “do that as much because life is a little different.”Referencing the difficulties that come with being out in public, Eilish said there was a time when she “was just scared to step outside, because I was just worried.” Eilish went on to explain, however, that her fears have lessened in recent years.

A royal love story for the ages! Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara Tindall (née Phillips), found an instant connection with Mike Tindall.

A letter - handwritten by the Queen before her death - is currently being held in a vault in Australia with strict instructions not to open it until 2085. The letter is addressed to the people of Sydney and is kept in the city's historic Queen Victoria Building.The Queen wrote the letter when the building had been fully restored in 1986 and now sits in a glass case inside a restricted area in its dome. It's said that not even her personal staff know what the letter contains and all that can be seen is who the letter is addressed to and the Queen’s strict instructions as to when the letter can be read.

The news of her death has obviously thrown the UK into a flurry of activity, along with mourning their monarch the country has to crown it’s new King and organise a state funeral.

Bindi Irwin has paid tribute to her "guardian angel" dad Steve Irwin 16 years after his death. The legendary wildlife expert died on September 4, 2006 aged 44 following a freak accident with a stingray and his daughter Bindi remembered him on the anniversary of the tragedy in a sweet message declaring he would have been a wonderful grandad to her little girl Grace. She wrote: "Grandpa Crocodile, I know you would've been the most incredible grandfather because you were such an extraordinary dad.