ITV might be looking at ‘moving I’m A Celeb to Scotland due to pandemic’

I’m A Celebrity and it’s bushtucker trials and tribulations will bring some much needed normality back to our telly schedules. Apparently ITV were desperate for the show to happen (even if it does move to Scotland) and they have now confirmed that they're all set for a 2020 series.

supernatural often go hand in hand, with ghosts and witches featuring in stories told about many of our most famous landmarks.From Rabbie Burns' Tam O' Shanter to Shakespeare's Macbeth, storytellers have always been fascinated by Scotland's rich mythology and violent past.It's no surprise then, when the story of most of Scotland's castles come with dark secret or two.We're decided to compile a list of the most haunted castles around the country.Now better known for its Italian Garden - which was

ITV always finds a way to surprise us.The broadcaster has today announced entertainment adventure series Don’t Rock the Boat, which follows 12 celebrities as they attempt to row around Britain. Split into two teams of six, the celebrities will be pushed to their physical and mental limits as they race to reach Scotland from Cornwall.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! will air in 2020 in spite of the coronavirus pandemic.The celebrity competition series, which traditionally films in Australia in the autumn, will return for its 20th season this year, ITV confirmed on Thursday (30 July).It had previously not been known whether the Ant and Dec-fronted series would go ahead due to Covid-19, with reports suggesting that the show could be filmed in Scotland to prevent the cast and crew needing to travel by plane.ITV will also be

Jake Kanter International TV EditorITV has commissioned ITV Studios-owned South Shore to make Don’t Rock The Boat, an ambitious competition series in which 12 celebrities row the entire length of Britain from Cornwall to Scotland.The format will go into production next week and will be hosted by Top Gear presenter Andrew Flintoff and AJ Odudu, who currently fronts ITV’s backstage coverage of The Voice UK.During a grueling physical mission that’s expected to take up to four weeks to complete, the

dramatic scenery, Scotland is as famous for its deep and imposing glens as it is for its soaring hills and mountains.Dramatic sweeps of land formed by glaciers during the last ice-age, these valleys offer some of the most incredible places to reconnect with the wild and rugged landscape we call home.Defined as a "steep-walled valley" that is narrower "than a strath" (typically a river valley that is wide and shallow), the glens lend their names to some of Scotland's most recognisable places.Here

Alfredo Morelos on the eve of the new season - because he's still not convinced his former club can trust their striker's discipline.The Ibrox legend believes Steven Gerrard will face a massive quandary if French outfit Lille meet the Rangers board's asking price for the Colombian.McCoist reckons Morelos will score between 25 and 30 goals this term if he stays - but only if he avoids the red cards that have plagued his career in Scotland.And he's not convinced the striker has proved that he has

Jane Park has shared a throwback snap seven years on from scooping one million pounds in 2013. She won the jackpot on her first ever lottery ticket which made her Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner at just 17.

passengers who arrive in Scotland from Spain is a nightmare for thousands of holidaymakers.After four tough months of lockdown, it’s understandable why many families wanted a break in the sun for a few days.But now they face the prospect of self-isolating at home for two weeks once they touch down back in Scotland.That will cause headaches for the many people who can’t now return to work after their holiday.Questions were asked in late June when the UK Government first decided to include Spain

Covid-19 in schools might not be ready for the full-time return to class on August 11, John Swinney admitted. The Education Secretary said public health officials are working to that timetable "at speed" but he could not give a guarantee to MSPs probing progress today.

coronavirus patient is warning others not to underestimate the deadly bug. Medics didn't know if Stephen Cameron from Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, would survive Covid-19 after spending 65 days on life support.

Historic Scotland have confirmed that three of Scotland's most popular castles are set to re-open next week.Posting on social media, the organisation revealed that it would be "opening the gates" and "lowering the drawbridges" at Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle and Urquhart Castle.Visitors will be allowed to return to the iconic sites from Saturday August 1st.Posting on their Facebook page, the wrote: "There’ll be a few changes to make sure all our staff and visitors stay safe, but there’s

properties on the market, with estates and castles up for grabs at eye-watering sums. Despite the country being known for its cheaper house prices compared to the rest of the UK, some homes are still worth millions.

pet owners face eye-watering bills after their furry friends cause a combined total of £1.2bn worth of damage to their property every year.Researchers have found that dogs are the worst culprits after wolfing down £860m worth of goods across the UK.Cats come in as the second most destructive pet according to the survey and damage £340m worth of belongings.While rabbits also leave their owners hopping mad by destroying property worth £57m, the The Mirror reports.Even rodents are in a scurry to

Outer Hebrides has announced plans to make whisky as it gets set to move into a new home which could be become Scotland's most westerly whisky distillery.

The Daily Mirror, a source said: ‘Having I’m a Celebrity for three weeks in November is seen as a huge priority.‘Everyone hopes to get back to Australia but over there they are struggling massively with flare-ups resulting in second lock-downs.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine It has been reported that next year's may move to Scotland. The Mirror explains that ITV producers are said to be scouting for possible new locations, as Australia – where the hit show is usually filmed – has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus pandemic, and the autumn may see further travel restrictions imposed.The 20th series of the contest, hosted by Ant and Dec, is set to go ahead in December. However, due to the country's recent flare-ups and

ITV is reportedly considering moving production of I’m a Celebrity...