'I'm A Celebrity' hit by nearly 11,000 complaints over use of live animals

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raised concerns about the use of animals on the show.But the show's producers defended their record, saying it "complies with animal welfare law" and they were proud of "exemplary production practices".The programme also had to defend its use of bugs after North Wales Police (NWP) launched an inquiry amid concerns that non-native wildlife could have been released during filming, which were shared by Welsh nature observer and TV presenter Iolo Williams.The programme makers again defended the

I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! over the alleged release of non-native wildlife during filming. A spokesman for North Wales Police, said production teams have been spoken to “regarding their set management and biosecurity.” It comes after the force said it was investigating the programme over its use of non-native species such as cockroaches, maggots, spiders and worms.

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ITV’s hit entertainment show I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! may have moved thousands of miles from Australia to Wales in 2020, but familiar concerns about animal welfare continue to hound the series.