Mark Billingham Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Mark Billingham, also known as Billy puts the celebrities through their paces as the Chief Instructor on SAS: Who Dares Wins. The hit Channel 4 show will kick off tonight (Tuesday, 26 September) as we watch a string of famous faces take part in the punishing jungle phase of SAS selection. Some of this year's celebrities include former Health Secretary Matt Hancock, singer Gareth Gates, TV personality, Danielle Lloyd and TOWIE star James 'Arg' Argent.

Bestselling Stirling author Craig Robertson has a talent for crime writing, but when it comes to music he admits he can’t sing a note.

Brookside and the film adaptation of The Phantom Of The Opera, was eliminated from the SAS selection test programme on Sunday evening. Speaking about the experience, 39-year-old Ellison reflected on the egalitarian nature of the show. “It doesn’t matter how many followers you’ve got or what TV show you’re doing, they don’t care, they don’t differentiate at all, you’re all the same,” she told the PA news agency.

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SAS: Who Dares Wins has unveiled a brand new line-up following the departure of original star and Chief Instructor Ant Middleton. For the first time in the Channel 4 show’s history, two former United States Special Forces operators are teaming up with returning stars Jason Fox, aka Foxy, and Mark Billingham, aka Billy, to complete the DS line-up.The team will be led by new Chief Instructor, America’s Rudy Reyes, while former US Navy SEAL Remi Adeleke will take a DS spot.

Good Morning Britain fans have demanded for Richard Madeley to be axed after he interrupted a guest and called her "darling".The 65 year old, who recently addressed rumours he would be going on I'm A Celebrity, made the remark during a heated debate with parenting expert Jade Evans and crime writer Mark Billingham. Richard and his co-host Susanna Reid, 50, spoke to the pair about Netflix's hit series Squid Game and whether it is appropriate for children.

Kieron Dyer was left in tears during Sunday night's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Win as he bravely recalled the abuse he suffered as a child.The former footballer opened up to Ant Middleton and Mark Billingham on the show, as he called his abuser a “monster” and spoke about the long term effects the abuse had on his life. He said: "I was a victim of sexual abuse as a kid.