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I’m a Celebrity... South Africa is in full swing, as some of the most memorable campmates have entered the jungle for a second time. The new series sees hosts Ant and Dec take the usually Australia-based ITV show to South Africa’s Kruger National Park.

I'm A Celebrity is treating us to a special all-stars edition of the hit ITV show this year as some of the most memorable campmates from the past 20 years battle it out to win the title of 'I'm A Celebrity Legend' in the South African bush.

Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan and Countdown's Carol Vorderman are currently starring on the ITV spin-off show I'm A Celebrity... South Africa as former campmates from over the years battle it out to become the ultimate 'legend' of jungle life.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here fans were left wondering if they had skipped a few months as the hit ITV reality series returned to screens - but with a twist. A bunch of previously seen campmates have been whisked off to South Africa where viewers will see them compete for 'legend' status.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers were treated to the arrival of new contestant Gillian McKeith on Monday night's instalment.

The All-Star season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! kicked off with a bang, with the stars being split into groups of threes to embark on their first challenges against the stunning wilderness backdrop of South Africa.

The new spin-off series of I'm A Celebrity airs on ITV tonight (April 24) with a brand new format and a new location. Some of the show's most memorable campmates from over the years will be returning to battle it out to become the first ever I'm A Celeb 'legend'.

Helen Flanagan has addressed her split from footballer Scot Sinclair for the first time as she appears in I'm A Celebrity... South Africa. The former Coronation Street actress is among the former campmates battling it out to become an I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 'legend' in the brand new spin-off series.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here is usually one of the shows that signal Christmas is around the corner alongside the likes of Strictly Come Dancing. But in a first, the hit ITV reality show is returning to screens tonight (Monday, April 24) with a brand new spin-off series.

Carol Vorderman jumped straight back into I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! life after seven years away with a terrifying 50-metre cliff plunge just moments after re-entering the show.

The first episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! South Africa sees Helen Flanagan, 32, on the verge of throwing up ahead of her first terrifying trial.Tonight, Monday 24 April, marks the premiere of the All Star series as a host of previous celebrity campmates return to the jungle in the hopes of being crowned the first ever champion. In a teaser ahead of tonight’s programme, Fatima Whitbread is mid-way through the ‘Newton’s Cradle’ challenge, which sees the former athlete trying to make her way across four large inflatable balls hanging in the middle of the air.

‌‌Shaun Ryder, lead singer of the Happy Mondays has revealed that while filming for the first series of I’m A Celebrity South Africa, his replacement hip ‘popped out’ while he was sleeping, leaving him in agony. ‌Shaun, 60, has revealed that he chose to refuse any medical help when the incident unfolded on the second night of the pre-recorded show. He explained that, instead, it was Princess Diana ’s former butler, Paul Burrell who came to his rescue.

dads. The former royal butler, 64, who completed his cancer radiotherapy treatment earlier this month, will be joining the likes of Carol Vorderman, Phil Tufnell and Shaun Ryder for a special edition of I’m A Celebrity which was recorded in South Africa in 2022. The father-of-two came out as gay in 2017 after splitting from his wife of 32 years in 2016.

dads. The former royal butler, 64, who completed his cancer radiotherapy treatment earlier this month, will be joining the likes of Carol Vorderman, Phil Tufnell and Shaun Ryder for a special edition of I’m A Celebrity which was recorded in South Africa in 2022. The father-of-two came out as gay in 2017 after splitting from his wife of 32 years in 2016.

ITV bosses have revealed the start date for the I'm a Celebrity 'all stars' series as the jungle show returns to our screens. Fans won't have long to go before they can see their favourites from previous series running the gauntlet again.

I'm A Celebrity's South Africa special will air in a matter of weeks, it has been announced.The pre-recorded jungle special, which will feature some of the biggest celebrity legends from the last 20 years, will be on our screens every night every weekday from Monday 24 April and he will air for three weeks, it has been announced.This time it is all ex-campmates who have chosen to head back into the jungle for a second time, swapping the Aussie outback for the South African jungle. Shows bosses have tipped that the harsher and more unforgiving environment will push the celebs to their limits and test them like never before.

Carol Vorderman delighted fans on Saturday with a very special career announcement.Taking to Instagram, the former Countdown presenter shared a photo of herself looking worlds apart from her usual glamorous self.WATCH: Carol Vorderman shimmies in red leather leggingsDitching her figure-hugging wardrobe staples, the mother-of-two could be seen wearing a pair of navy cargo trousers, a bright red T-shirt and a taupe-hued overshirt.Shedding a light on her latest venture, Carol penned in her caption: "If you saw @itvtakeaway then you'll know I'm on @imacelebrity South Africa... OMG I hope you like the series."A post shared by Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders)Carol shared a new updateShe went on to say: "I'm A Celebrity… South Africa will start at the end of April on ITV1 and ITVX.

They're putting smiles back on faces after the return of Saturday Night Takeaway at the weekends, and hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly added an extra helping of excitement during tonight's episode. Their presenting worlds collided as the award-winning duo announced the first group of celebrities taking part in the launch episode of I'm A Celebrity...South Africa.

These are the big names who will be swinging back into the jungle on an all stars version of I’m A Celebrity.

Dancing on Ice was won by Regan Gascoigne, who blew the judges and viewers at home away with his performances, alongside pro partner Karina Manta. And, before long it will be time for a new batch of skating stars to take to the rink in a bid to impress Olympic legends Torvill and Dean and their fellow judges.

Carol Vorderman and Paul Burrell have been spotted returning from South Africa, after reportedly filming I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’s All Stars special. The juggernaut series will be reaching our screens next year, after hosts by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly made the exciting announcement last week. The spin-off series sees campmates from previous seasons of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here return to the jungle once again.

The full line-up of ‘I’m A Celebrity. . .

Joe Swash and Phil Tufnell are reportedly among the 15 celebrity contestants for the I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! all-star special. Winners and losers of previous series will come together for another chance to become king or queen of the jungle – or even to retain their crowns. ITV did not confirm the famous faces, which have been reported by The Sun, and said more details will be revealed nearer the time.

The line-up of the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Here All Star spin-off has been revealed, with many fan favourites expected to return to the popular show. The 15 celebrities taking part have already completed filming for the show, which is set to air in early 2023.

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You can’t say that Sue Barker, Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell didn’t enjoy a very good innings on A Question of Sport. But as the legendary BBC quiz returns for an incredible 51st series, it’s all about to change.

Bolton funny man Paddy McGuinness has been revealed as the new host of A Question Of Sport, after long-time quizmaster Sue Barker stepped down. Tennis star Barker had hosted the show for 24 years before her last episode went out in May, and leaves alongside former team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell.

Sue Barker has revealed she was dragged kicking and screaming out of her dream job as host of A Question of Sport by BBC bosses.The 64-year-old presenter admitted there was no way she would have left the role voluntarily.But her incredible 24 years at the helm have finally come to an end after it was made clear the hunt was on for new talent.Team captains Matt Dawson and Phil Tufnell are also being shown the door as the show undergoes a major overhaul.Miss Barker, will however, continue to work

Sue Barker has said she is “sad to say goodbye” to BBC's A Question Of Sport after it was announced she is stepping down after 24 years.

Sue Barker is leaving A Question Of Sport after 23 years as part of a major shake-up at the programme.