Miriam Margolyes roasts Matt Hancock with “snake” putdown

Doctor Who is returning with three special episodes starring fourteenth doctor David Tenant.

The date for the final of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has been revealed, just days after the 2023 series started. A King or Queen of the jungle will be crowned in the final - which is set to run on ITV1 on Sunday December 10 for a movie-length time of 100 minutes, kicking off at 9pm and concluding at 10.40pm.

All aboard the Tardis for an adventure in space and time as Doctor Who celebrates its 60th anniversary. Fan favourite David Tennant returns as the Doctor and Catherine Tate as his companion, Donna Noble, in three specials from showrunner Russell T Davies. All three left the hit series 13 years ago, but Russell says that despite having moved on to write such series as A Very English Scandal, It’s A Sin and Nolly, he has never stopped thinking about Doctor Who.

Miriam Margolyes has taken a swipe at I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, saying she would never go into the jungle because she has ‘class’. The 82 year old Harry Potter actress, known for her outspoken ways and chaotic guest appearances on This Morning, opened up on how she had been offered big money deals to appear on the gruelling ITV show - as well as BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.

Nigel Farage has hit back at the ‘untrue accusations’ that he is ‘small-minded and nasty’ ahead of his appearance on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! The former UK Independence Party leader and Brexit Party leader, 59, was a leading voice in calling for Britain to leave the European Union for a number of years - and he believes he has been ‘demonised’ as a result.

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Nigel Farage said he has been “demonised” over the years and wants to show people he is not “mean-spirited, small-minded, nasty” as it was confirmed he will enter the jungle for I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here.

Fans of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! are threatening to stop watching the show, after it was announced that controversial former politician Nigel Farage will be taking part this series.The former UKIP leader, who has become infamous for his controversial comments on a number of of issues including the Dunblane massacre and working mothers, landed in Brisbane in the last few days, seemingly confirming the rumours about his participation on the show. He is thought to have been paid a whopping £1.5 million by ITV to appear on the show, despite viewers claiming they will be boycott the show if he does appear.

Nigel Farage has been pictured arriving in Australia with one week to go until the return of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here. The ITV series will be back on screens next Sunday (November 19), hosted again by Ant and Dec.

The second celebrity rumoured to be taking part in this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has landed in Australia, following the arrival of politician Nigel Farage.

Nigel Farage has landed in Australia amid rumours that he's set to star in this year's series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!.The UK politician is believed to be entering the Australian jungle, one year on from the controversial appearance of former UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock in 2022.

Ant McPartlin has touched down in Australia ahead of the latest series of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! which returns on Sunday, 19 November.The 47 year old TV presenter will reunite with his co-presenter and best pal Dec Donnelly, who has been spending time in Australia with his wife, Ali Astall, and their two children, Isla, five, and one year old Jack. As Ant made his way through the airport, he teased what is to come on this year's show, as he said that the celebrities set to enter the jungle are "really good" and that the cast is "really strong".

With many celebrities, such as Danny Dyer and Jamie Lynn Spears, rumoured to be entering the I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here jungle, there's one actor who said he'd love the chance to do it all again. In an exclusive interview with OK! to chat about his short film Snapcatch which looks at the dangers of online grooming, Hollyoaks star Jamie Lomas revealed he'd be thrilled to take on the challenge again.

Boy George has spilled some of the behind-the-scenes secrets of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.

The Graham Norton Show on Friday.Following the Friends actor’s untimely death on October 28, the entertainment world has been sharing fond memories and experiences of the actor, known for his sarcastic humour and quick wit.Fans of The Graham Norton Show may also remember Perry’s appearance with actor Miriam Margolyes in 2016. Upon sharing an intimate story about Laurence Olivier with Perry, Norton and Gemma Arteton, the Friends actor jokingly called it, “one of the worst moments of [my] life.” Margolyes has weighed in on Perry’s death, posting on X/Twitter, “RIP Matthew Perry.

ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2023 is just around the corner, with fans eagerly awaiting the star-studded line-up. The new series is set to kick off with a special 105-minute episode.Ten celebs are rumoured to be joining the jungle with one being crowned King or Queen at the end of three weeks.

Sarah Snook, star of Succession, says the film industry should “set a precedent” with new rules on the use of Artificial Intelligence.

Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes has not had too much trouble raising a few eyebrows in recent times during appearances on talk shows and live radio. The 82-year-old became famous around the world for playing Professor Sprout in the Harry Potter films.

K.J. Yossman Miriam Margolyes, who played Professor Sprout in the “Harry Potter” film franchise, is lending her voice to a new kids project titled “Badjelly,” Variety can confirm. Based on the Spike Milligan children’s book “Badjelly the Witch: A Fairy Story,” the animated series will bring to life Milligan’s original tale about two siblings who go searching for a lost cow – and stumble upon a cast of magical creatures.

Boris Johnson thought Covid was just "nature's way of dealing with old people", revealed in a shocking day of revelations at the Covid Inquiry.