I'm A Celebrity's Mo Farah completely wiped out by gunk during trial

Ryan Andrews has detailed the moment he went ‘BANG’ in panto rehearsals, sustaining a serious injury, and his ankle isn’t the better for it.

We’re in for a treat on tonight’s I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here as Mo Farah and AJ Pritchard take on a Bushtucker Trial.

AJ Pritchard's grandmother passed away, but that he's chosen not to be told until he leaves the castle.We've also seen some celeb-on-celeb tension, including Vernon Kay and Ruthie Henshall's off-screen row and 'dirty looks' being exchanged between AJ and Shane Ritchie.

As Fair City’s dodgy loan shark Ger, actress Tina Kellegher is relishing being cast as a Carrigstown baddie.

smash hit ITV reality show, which this year has been set up in the historic Gwrych Castle, Abergele in North Wales following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Presenters Ant and Dec are hosting an adapted version of the celebrity series live every night on ITV.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! always ends a series with the legendary Celebrity Cyclone challenge, but with the show taking place in a Welsh castle rather than the Australian jungle this year, we wondered if the tradition would be put on hold.According to The Sun, the wet 'n' wild task will be returning this year, even if it will be freezing cold before the celebrities even begin getting pelted with water.

I’m a Celebrity fans were outraged after spotting new contestant Ruthie Henshall “cheating” during a live trial.The West End actor took part in a challenge on Friday 20 November, in which she had to compete with Hollie Arnold against Shane Richie and Jordan North.The two pairs of contestants were told to delve into troughs filled with gunge and offal to find as many gold coins as possible – but only using their mouths.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! saw Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah take on the terrifying Fort Locks trial – and it really was a trial for him.He admitted in tonight's (November 20) episode that he was pretty scared to take on the challenge, and by the end it was quite clear that his reactions meant he'll probably be the victim of the next few trials.The aim was to retrieve stars which were locked within the Hell Holes built into the castle walls.

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Fair City‘s Yates is working on another potential Carrigstown crime.Sunday night’s episode sees the detective try to crack the coded information in Ger’s ledger, as he is convinced that it contains evidence of dodgy dealings and is determined to figure out what she has been up to.During the episode, it’s Carol who reveals the identity of the ledger’s owner and warns Nora against becoming friends with Ger.