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The Sun: 'The autumn TV schedule is packed with content as people spend cold evenings on the sofa in front of the box.'So I'm A Celeb bosses have pushed for the final to be on a Friday night for the first time so they don't have to share audiences with Strictly and can dominate the viewers. 'ITV has ploughed close to £1million into the series and want to make it a success.

Gwrych Castle in North Wales. For the first time ever I'm A Celeb will be moved from Australia to Abergele with ITV bosses gearing up for plenty of show changes.

Gwyrch Castle, Abergele in north Wales for the first time ever.ITV Studios has confirmed there will be plenty of show changes required following the move from New South Wales in Australia.The I'm A Celeb 2020 start date, the Welsh hotel Ant and Dec will stay in, and whether the Dingo Dollar challenges and the Bushtucker trials will go ahead as normal is not yet known.This is despite speculation Welsh sites such as Zip World and the Bodysgallen Hotel and Spa could play a part in this year's

TV presenters will be pitching up at Bodysgallen Hall & Spa this autumn. The rumours come after ITV confirmed that this year's I'm a Celebrity will be filmed at Gwrych Castle.

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ITV has announced the location for this year’s UK-based series of I’m A Celebrity.Earlier this month, it was revealed that the long-running reality show would be moving from its usual setting in the Australian jungle to a “ruined castle” somewhere in the British countryside, due to coronavirus restrictions.It’s now been confirmed that the upcoming series will be filmed at Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales later this year.Dr Mark Baker, the Chair of the Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust, said

the ITV show will be broadcast from Wales in 2020, rather than the normal Australia, as a result of issues with overseas travel caused by coronavirus.Gwrych Castle has been at the centre of the rumours, which were fuelled earlier this week when the castle posted on its Facebook page: "Gwrych Castle and Estate will be temporarily closing to the public at 5pm on Sunday 23rd August until New Year."Keep checking our website and social media for updates."But the new images were taken around 20 miles

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! has announced that it will close to the public later this month.