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By the end of May, British reality TV star Spencer Matthews will be Pippa Middleton‘s brother-in-law.

But before he watches his elder brother James, 41, walk down the aisle of St. Marks’s church in Englefield to tie the knot with Princess Kate‘s 33-year-old sister, the ex-Made In Chelsea star first has to survive the riskiest reality show on British TV.

Matthews is currently training for the bone-breaking winter sports show The Jump in Innsbruck, Austria. The show — which runs for six weeks, starting February 5 — pits celebrity contestants against each other in a series of high-risk sports such as the skeleton,...

Rebecca Adlington gets ''goosebumps'' when she remembers her fall on 'The Jump'. The former Olympic swimmer had to undergo surgery after she dislocated her shoulder when she competed on the show and has described the pain as ''worse than childbirth''. She shared: ''When I started training for the air jump, I had a fall early on, hurting my shoulder so it was a bit sore. But I carried on and my jumps seemed better. ''But on the day of filming, after a successful practice run, I somehow swung my arm as I sailed through the air and dislocated it. I then damaged it...

Louisa Lytton has been eliminated from 'The Jump'. The former 'EastEnders' actress has been the first star to lose her place in the celebrity winter sports contest after recording the lowest air jump in the final round. Louisa and her fellow skeleton runners-up - James Argent, Dean Cain, Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith and Sid Owen - had been unable to take part in the final round live because of bad weather conditions. Instead, their pre-recorded leaps were used instead. A show spokesperson said: ''Due to high winds it was decided that it was not safe for competitors to jump live. The health and safety...

Rebecca Adlington has been taken to hospital after a fall while filming 'The Jump'. The Olympic swimmer was carried away on a stretcher and taken to a local medical facility after injuring herself while performing a ski jump for the reality TV show and her participation is now in doubt. A source told The Sun on Sunday: ''Rebecca's fall was incredibly nasty. One minute she was flying through the air, the next she was crumpled on the crash mat, and clearly in a lot of pain. ''It was hard to tell at first what had happened, but it was clear she needed...

Louisa Lytton has been eliminated from 'The Jump'. The former 'EastEnders' actress has been the first star to lose her place in the celebrity winter sports contest after recording the lowest air jump in the final round. Louisa and her fellow skeleton runners-up - James Argent, Dean Cain, Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith and Sid Owen - had been unable to take part in the final round live because of bad weather conditions. Instead, their pre-recorded leaps were used instead. A show spokesperson said: ''Due to high winds it was decided that it was not safe for competitors to jump live. The health and safety...

Rebecca Adlington has been taken to hospital after a fall while filming 'The Jump'. The Olympic swimmer was carried away on a stretcher and taken to a local medical facility after injuring herself while performing a ski jump for the reality TV show and her participation is now in doubt. A source told The Sun on Sunday: ''Rebecca's fall was incredibly nasty. One minute she was flying through the air, the next she was crumpled on the crash mat, and clearly in a lot of pain. ''It was hard to tell at first what had happened, but it was clear she needed...

Tom Parker and Gemma Merna are this year's standby contestants on 'The Jump'. The Wanted singer, 27, and the former 'Hollyoaks' star, 31, have been roped into joining the line-up for the forthcoming series as backups in case another celebrity pulls out. The duo have been hitting the Austrian slopes with the likes of 'The Only Way is Essex's James 'Arg' Argent and Rebecca Adlington for basic training in case they're forced to stand in at the last minute due to unexpected injuries on the snow. And Gemma - who was known for playing Carmel Valentine in the Channel 4 soap until...

Rebecca Adlington doesn't think she'll miss her baby daughter ''too much'' when she's competing on 'The Jump'. The 26-year-old swimmer is set to jet off to Austria later this month to take part in the winter sports show but she's not worried about being away from seven-month-old Summer because she knows she's in good hands and will visit her. She said: ''Summer is seven months old now and has her own little personality which is lovely to see. She will come out a few times with my husband Harry and my parents, depending on how long I am out there for, so...

Rebecca Adlington doesn't think she'll miss her baby daughter ''too much'' when she's competing on 'The Jump'. The 26-year-old swimmer is set to jet off to Austria later this month to take part in the winter sports show but she's not worried about being away from seven-month-old Summer because she knows she's in good hands and will visit her. She said: ''Summer is seven months old now and has her own little personality which is lovely to see. She will come out a few times with my husband Harry and my parents, depending on how long I am out there for, so...

Strictly Come Dancing's Vincent Simone and wife Susan Duddy have revealed touching details about their recent wedding in Ireland.

The 36-year-old Italian professional dancer tied the knot in Co Monaghan's Castle Leslie, with guests including former Strictly partners Louisa Lytton, Dani Harmer and Edwina Currie, and ex-I'm a Celebrity stars David Emanuel, Matthew Wright and Rebecca Adlington.

Speaking about seeing his bride for the first time, an emotional Simone enthused to Hello: "I felt incredibly emotional and was worried I wouldn't keep it together. I couldn't look back at Susan as she walked up the aisle because I was afraid I would dissolve into tears.

"She looked so beautiful, really breathtaking."

The couple - who have two young children together - told the publication that their first dance was to Ronan Keating's 'This I Promise You', with Simone adding that Susan suggested he perform it with one of his Strictly ex-partners.

Viewers will get a glimpse at the private life of Sinitta and other celebrities in a new series of Seven Days With...

The first series of the show helped launch ITVBe in October 2014 and it returns this summer with six hour-long episodes.

In addition to Sinitta and Jason Gale, the second series will feature Strictly Come Dancing couple James and Ola Jordan and Jake Quickenden and Danielle Fogarty.

Also featuring in series two are double Olympic gold medallist swimmer Rebecca Adlington and husband Harry Needs, Michelle Heaton and Hugh Hanley and The Wanted's Tom Parker and Kelsey Hardwick.

Shiver Executive Producer Miles Jarvis said: "We thoroughly enjoyed getting to know the celebrity couples who allowed us into their lives in series 1.

"Series 2 promises to deliver even more incredible moments that reveal what celebrity life really is like behind closed doors."

Couples featured in the first series included Tamara Ecclestone and Jay Rutland,...

Non-stop flatulence, a dead possum, and being too darn sexy. Are these the most ridiculous I'm a Celebrity fights in the history of the jungle?

After Croc campmates Melanie Sykes and Vicki Michelle bickered over a pencil in last night's show (November 26), we reminisce over some of the silliest spats over the years.

From Brian Harvey's continual wind to Darren Day being too darn sexy - here are 10 absurd jungle rumbles:

1. Darren Day's too sexy for the jungle?

Sizzling sexual chemistry or far too much flatulence? It was almost impossible to keep up with Darren Day and Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's love/hate relationship in the 2002 series.

Palmer-Tomkinson shocked the entire nation as she revealed the root of their tension was all down to Day's unbridled sexiness, shouting: "I'll tell you why I am very uptight. It's because I think you are so f**king sexy."

Most put it...

Considering that every little thing that Kate Middleton does makes international headlines, you'd think she would be the most popular member of the British royal family. However, a new poll conducted by Newsweek revealed that she's not the top pick for British adults - in fact, she's not even in the top three! The survey found that Prince Harry is the most popular member of the British royal family, with 20 percent of respondents listing him as their top choice. He was followed by Queen Elizabeth II, who got 17 percent of the vote, and then Prince William, who was named the top pick by 10 percent of respondents. The Duchess of Cambridge came in fourth place with only nine percent of the vote. (It should be said that the most popular response was "I don't have a favorite member of the royal family," which got 32 percent of the vote.) The newest poll...

Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing is the latest famous face to sign up for Channel 4's Stars at Your Service.

Tamara Ecclestone has also joined the programme, which allows viewers to submit a task that they would like the celebrities to do for them.

The show, which aims to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer, gives members of the public the chance to book the participating celebs on the website www.channel4.com/stars and the best ideas will be filmed for the show.

From wedding planning to housework to a best man's speech, viewers will be given free rein to decide what they want the stars to do.

Other celebrities taking part include Marvin Humes, Mel C, Warwick Davies, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Ollie Locke, Anton Du Beke, Rav Wilding, Rebecca Adlington and many more.

Viewers will also have the chance to win money-can't-buy experiences throughout the series.

Mel C, Russell Howard and Warwick Davis are among the celebrities taking part in a new Channel 4 charity series.

Stars At Your Service will give members of the public the chance to think up tasks and challenges for a variety of celebrities to undertake.

The six-part interactive series will raise money for Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer campaign, with the best ideas from the public being filmed for broadcast.

Marvin Humes, Rhod Gilbert, Ashley Banjo, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Al Murray and Kelly Hoppen will also take part.

Ollie Locke, Phil Spencer, Rachel Riley, Greg Davies, Anton Du Beke, Russell Kane and Rebecca Adlington complete the lineup, with more celebrities still to be announced.

Hopefuls can submit their task for a particular celebrity and make an optional donation on the channel 4 website. Viewers will also have the chance to win special experiences throughout the series.

Justin Gorman, Head of Entertainment for Channel 4,...

Kian Egan is taking part in an all-star edition of 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' The Westlife singer will be teaming up with Olympian Rebecca Adlington, who joined him in the jungle on 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' last month, as they put their general knowledge to the test on Thursday night's (19.12.13) Christmas special edition of the ITV programme. Former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is also set to pair up with TV host Eamonn Holmes, while 'Loose Women' star Carol Vorderman and actress Caroline Quentin make up the final team as the stars play in...

The lineup for the final ever live Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? has been revealed.

Ex-Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, Olympic medallist Rebecca Adlington and Westlife singer Kian Egan will all take part in the celebrity edition, which airs tomorrow night (December 19) on ITV.

Ferguson will again team up with presenter Eamonn Holmes, following their first attempt on the show nine years ago which saw them win £32,000.

Adlington and Egan, who both recently took part in I'm a Celebrity, will also face host Chris Tarrant, while former Countdown star Carol Vorderman and actress Caroline Quentin make up the final team.

Holmes said: "It will be a chance to see if Sir Alex still possesses his winning ways and if we can get the better of Chris Tarrant with our mind games.

"Although it's a tremendous honour to be invited back, the pressure is on to see if we can better our winnings.

After 22 days in the jungle, royal fashion designer David Emanuel came second in this year's series of I'm a Celebrity. We catch up with the 61-year-old to find out about his jungle experience…

How does it feel to be out of the jungle, David?

"It feels unreal. My jungle experience was magical. It was like a dream. And the dream is now a reality. It's been an amazing journey. I didn't think I could hack it in the beginning, so I'm over the moon to have gone so far."

Why didn't you think you could hack it in the jungle?

"I've watched the show over the years, but I thought we'd do a scene and then have a bacon sandwich break. I thought we'd have a chef in there to cook for us - and I'd never seen the eating trial at the end. It was a shock to go through that.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Amy Willerton clashed with co-stars Rebecca Adlington and Alfonso Ribeiro after leaving the jungle.

The contraband controversy - in which Willerton was found hoarding banned items - rumbled on after the end of the show, in scenes from tonight's special I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! Coming Out show.

Speaking to her father, Willerton admits that she felt "a lot of weirdness" from the other celebrities, saying: "It started off with lots of little comments and I didn't always understand why they were doing it, then when the whole contraband thing came in to play I felt like they were like, 'Yes, we've got a reason and now we can blast it'.

"It doesn't surprise me. I think when I was feeling low obviously it was for a reason, because now I can see that the comments I thought...

Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington was all smiles when she was reunited with her fiancé after her eviction from the jungle. "It's amazing how much you miss someone after having no contact with them," she revealed. "I always used to watch the show and think, 'Why are they crying? It's only been a week.' But it's unbelievable in there; everything is heightened."

With her jungle journey firmly behind her, we catch up with the 24-year-old sporting icon to get the inside scoop on life inside the celebrity camp…

I'm a Celebrity is very different to the Olympics. Why did you decide to sign up for the jungle reality show?

"There are a number of reasons behind my decision to sign up for I'm a Celebrity. Firstly, I'm very young and I wanted to experience something completely different. Being an athlete, I haven't done normal 24-year old things, like going out all the time or travelling,...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Lucy Pargeter admitted that she was "ready to blow" after further disagreements with campmate Amy Willerton.

Pargeter had been in a bad mood already as the other celebrities commented on how sad the departure of Rebecca Adlington and Alfonso Ribeiro was.

"It's so sad that we are here for another f**king day," she complained.

However, she became more annoyed when Willerton suggested an alternative way of cooking the beans, saying: "When we were in Snake Rock we found a fast way of doing them. We boiled them then fried them, and they weren't as nice but they were quick. If you don't want to wait for hours, that's the solution."

Pargeter didn't take kindly to the suggestion, replying: "Well, they tasted like s**t."

When Willerton suggested that the current beans also "taste[d] like s**t", Pargeter replied: "Well, I've done my best.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Amy Willerton has caused further controversy by handing over yet more contraband.

Willerton was forced to give up two bikinis and a pink make-up stick after Rebecca Adlington told Ant & Dec in her exit interview that the model still had some banned items.

After producers threatened to take food away from camp, Willerton admitted that she wore an extra bikini into the jungle and turned over the items.

While Joey Essex told her that he found the situation amusing, the other celebrities were less impressed.

"It's not good because of how dangerous it is with our situation," Kian Egan said. "We will end up in a really negative situation if meals get cut tonight."

Willerton agreed, saying: "We don't want that to happen. I'm going to double check my bag and I'll take it all up just in case. I bought my Union Jack pants,...

Amy Willerton and Joey Essex have been voted out of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

The pair become the eighth and ninth celebrities to leave the jungle after they finished bottom of the latest public vote.

The result means that Lucy Pargeter, Kian Egan and David Emanuel are the final three celebrities left in this year's series.

Willerton, who came in fifth place, told Ant and Dec: "I never thought I'd make it this far. I had the most amazing time, it was a blessing.

"It was hard at times but you learn so much and you grow and you feel yourself evolving."

Asked what her toughest trial was, Willerton chose Surf and Turf and added: "That really scared me. I wanted to understand my limits more and that one pushed my buttons."

Of her tensions with Rebecca Adlington, Willerton explained: "Every woman in her life has felt not beautiful.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Rebecca Adlington has laughed off rumours that she is pregnant.

Adlington, who was voted out of the jungle yesterday, had previously been the subject of attention after being ruled exempt from some Bushtucker Trials on medical grounds.

She has now spoken about the speculation on Lorraine, pointing out that "every single person went through it".

"Mo [Laila Morse] was excluded from a few, David, Matthew, myself," she said. "I didn't know what the Trials were, I had no control over them.

"You do the medical at the start and you can't do them, but it's definitely nothing serious and nothing to worry about, don't panic. And I'm definitely not pregnant - I wouldn't be going into the jungle if I was!"

Adlington - who revealed that she enjoyed a shower and a coffee after leaving camp - also opened up about dealing with...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! asked the five remaining contestants to all take part in the latest Bushtucker Trial.

David Emanuel, Lucy Pargeter, Amy Willerton, Joey Essex and Kian Egan were dressed in superhero capes for the classic 'Celebrity Cyclone' challenge, which will air on tonight's show.

Watch a clip of 'Celebrity Cyclone' from I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! below:

Emanuel and Pargeter were first to face the Trial, which featured fire and artificial, blustery rain.

They tried to aid each other along the course, with Emanuel seemingly giving Pargeter a push to keep her going after he reached his mark.

Rebecca Adlington and Alfonso Ribeiro were voted out of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! yesterday and the show continues tonight (December 6) at 9pm on ITV.

Catch up on all the latest TV and Movies releases in Digital Spy's Screen...

The stars of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! have reflected on the exit of Steve Davis.

The snooker star became the fifth celebrity to exit the jungle yesterday (December 4), leaving just seven celebrities in camp.

Following Davis's departure, Alfonso Ribeiro said glumly: "That's three, three times of being a bridesmaid."

"It is what it is," he later added. "Control the things you can control. Let go of the things you can't."

Joey Essex added: "I'm going to miss him well loads."

David Emanuel admitted that the camp would have to reallocate chores following the latest departure.

"It's an adjustment when somebody leaves. There's a huge gap of duties so we've just got to work out who is doing what," he said.

Emanuel was later annoyed when he discovered that Essex had emptied the dunny without discussing it with anyone.

"Order, structure, darling," he told Rebecca Adlington. "You heard me announce,...

Alfonso Ribeiro and Rebecca Adlington have been voted out of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

The pair become the sixth and seventh celebrities to leave the jungle after they finished bottom of the latest public vote.

The result means that Lucy Pargeter, Joey Essex, Kian Egan, Amy Willerton and David Emanuel are the final five celebrities left in this year's series.

Ribeiro - who finished in seventh place - admitted that the voting public had finally given him his "wish" by voting him out.

He said: "I almost lost it back there. I'm so ready to see my wife and Aj. I'm very happy. Thank you for finally giving me my wish."

Asked if he had resigned himself to the fact he may stay, the star replied: "I had finally gotten to that place where I figured I was going to be there until the end, so...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! stars Alfonso Ribeiro and Kian Egan were celebrating after winning eight meals for camp in the latest Bushtucker Trial.

Ribeiro immediately volunteered for the challenge, aware that he was the only celebrity who hadn't fought for food.

"I'm doing it no matter what it is," he said. "I prepared myself mentally for today. I'm the only one who hasn't done one to date, so I have first rights no matter what it is."

While Amy Willerton also volunteered to take part in the 'Planks of Peril' trial, the other celebrities decided to send Egan with Ribeiro instead.

When the duo arrived at the Bushtucker clearing, they discovered that they would have to walk along planks raised high in the sky and collect the star hanging above their head - but one of them would be blindfolded and the other would have to guide them.

The I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! campmates had to rank how attractive, famous and hardworking they thought they were in a Dingo Dollar challenge.

David Emanuel and Lucy Pargeter were taking part in the task to win a treat for camp.

The pair had to smother themselves in gunk and feathers and retrieve a pile of eggs from under two ostriches.

They then had to create three lineups as to who was the laziest, the most attractive and most famous celebrity left in camp. The others then had to create the same lineup in the camp.

The next category of the hardest working saw arguments with Joey Essex protesting the camp's decision to put him towards the end. He said: "I work well hard, I work very hard in this jungle. I wash dishes, empty the toilet, I do everything. I am nowhere near last."

Alfonso Ribeiro...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Steve Davis won just three stars after taking part in the 'Snares Rock' Bushtucker Trial.

Davis offered to take part in the challenge after Alfonso Ribeiro decided not to do it, saying: "I think Al's in shutdown mode at the moment. He said, 'No', so I said, 'I'll do one if you want'."

The snooker player told his fellow campmates that he wasn't worried about jungle critters but would be concerned if the challenge involved "climbing up a rock face".

Unfortunately, when he arrived for the Trial, he discovered that he would have to cross a rock face on platforms - some of which moved in and out of the cliff. He had ten minutes to get across, collect a star, return to the start and repeat until he had all ten possible stars.

Before the challenge began, Davis joked: "I'm looking forward to it.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Alfonso Ribeiro broke out his famous Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Carlton dance in an attempt to make himself feel better.

The actor began teaching the other campmates his legendary moves after feeling down in the dumps earlier in the day.

"I feel that this show has taken my spark away," he said. "It has been more difficult than anything I've ever had to do in my life, and it was starting to literally kill me."

David Emanuel admitted that the "fabulous, larger than life character" he originally met had gone, as Ribeiro continued: "I never prepared myself for the difficulty this was.

"This is the first time in my life where I've gone in and winning was not an option. I turned down loads of work when my wife was in her last trimester, but the minute the baby came we...

The I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! stars begged for brownies after failing to win the latest Dingo Dollar challenge.

Joey Essex and Rebecca Adlington took part in the test, which involved putting together a jigsaw and then figuring out a code to release their dingo dollars.

However, Essex was distracted when he saw his first stick insect, as he initially wondered if it was a spider.

"I've never seen one of those in my life," he said. "It actually looks like a stick. It's a ringer if you compared it to some sticks - you'd never tell the difference. It is a stick with legs that moves and now I've seen two of them, it's like stick insect city here."

When Essex and Adlington had completed their challenge, they were thrilled to discover that chocolate brownies were on offer.

First, the other celebrities had to correctly guess...

ITV has unveiled highlights of the official listings for its Christmas and New Year schedules.

Downton Abbey, Birds of a Feather and the return of Benidorm are among the shows which now have transmission times.

On Saturday, December 21, ITV will kick off the Christmas week with Let's Do Christmas... with Gino & Mel at 12.30pm, while the evening will see Russell Grant, Liz McClarnon, Sherrie Hewson and Des O'Connor battling it out on The Chase Celebrity Special at 5.30pm. Elsewhere, Stephen Mulhern will host six of the world's top magicians as they perform for a star-studded crowd at the Hammersmith Apollo in The Illusionists, airing at 9.10pm.

Sunday, December 22 will see Coronation Street at 7pm, while Andrew Lloyd Webber will explore the Profumo sex scandal in Sex, Lies and a Very British Scapegoat at 10.30pm.

Emmerdale and Coronation Street will air on 7pm and 7.30pm on Monday, December 23, followed by Tales...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! stars Amy Willerton and Lucy Pargeter have cleared the air over their recent contraband disagreement.

Willerton handed in some banned concealer earlier this week but was disappointed to learn that the other contestants had been discussing it while she was out of camp.

She later turned to Rebecca Adlington to express her sadness, though the Olympic swimmer promised: "They are not saying nasty things apart from the fact they are disappointed in you for not handing it in."

"Well, the guys have said they are," Willerton replied. "The other women snap at me constantly, and you might not have noticed it, but they whisper so much and are making me paranoid, I just think I haven't done anything."

She continued: "I don't feel I can talk to them because they are not upfront with me. It's only me they have an issue...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! stars won a chance to spend the night in the Jungle Arms recently.

The celebrities were split into teams and took part in a quiz called 'If You Don't Know Me By Now' to win the chance to visit the camp pub, while Laila Morse chose a gold ball from a tombola drum to become the quiz master - who automatically won a ticket.

The blue team consisted of David Emanuel, Joey Essex, Rebecca Adlington, Steve Davis and Vincent Simone, while their rivals, the red team, were Kian Egan, Alfonso Ribeiro, Amy Willerton, Lucy Pargeter and Matthew Wright.

Among the questions were what style of dance Simone is famous for, which year Princess Diana wore the dress Emanuel designed, and which soap Egan's wife was in.

The blue team ended up winning, meaning that they were able to visit the Jungle Arms with Morse.

Steve Davis surprised fellow camp-mates by donning just a palm tree leaf to protect his modesty during a fashion show on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! last night.

The world champion snooker player fashioned the leaf into a loin cloth - similar to Sinitta's infamous X Factor palm leaf bikini - as he took part in the Modesty Smock fashion show in the jungle yesterday (December 1).

He whipped off his white T-shirt to reveal his makeshift attire as he strutted down an imaginary catwalk, with David Emanuel, Laila Morse and Lucy Pargeter sitting on the front row and almost crying with laughter.

Speaking about his risqué outfit, he joked: "From my back-to-basics range - the Adam and Eve collection."

Meanwhile, Matthew Wright was back in his skimpy white bikini as he also took part in the parade - thought up by royal fashion designer Emanuel - along with Amy Willerton,...

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! star Annabel Giles has claimed that Amy Willerton is "playing a game".

The former model was left unhappy when Joey Essex explained the reason why he and his fellow Camp Saviours didn't choose to give her immunity.

Essex told her that Willerton had suggested that she didn't want to stay in the camp and would enjoy a holiday with her daughter.

Giles replied: "I never said that, I wanted to be saved. I've only been here a week haven't I? I didn't say that."

In the Bush Telegraph, she added: "I don't know why she would wish me ill except that perhaps I'm onto her and she knows it. She is playing a game unlike anyone else is. She is very much here to win and she will win and nothing will get in the way of Amy winning."

The 54-year-old admitted...

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True Blood: Monday (December 2) at 10pm on Fox

The penultimate season of True Blood wraps up with a finale that contains pretty much everything we love about the show - nudity, a load of violence and plenty of scenes that are a taaaad messed up.

But don't go thinking that 'Radioactive' is True Blood-by-numbers, oh no - there's added shock value in the apparent death of one of the show's lead characters, as Sookie (Anna Paquin) finds herself in danger after trying to talk Warlow (Rob Kazinsky) out of marriage and Bon Temps braces itself for a new crisis.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! stars Vincent Simone, David Emanuel and Rebecca Adlington have won immunity from the first eviction.

They join Laila Morse, who won immunity yesterday (November 29) when 'camp saviours' Kian Egan and Joey Essex decided to save her.

Amy Willerton joined the boys as another camp saviour after being voted in by the public.

The trio decided who to save after completing a task called 'Gold Mine'.

Each saviour had to fill a coloured cart with 100 gold nuggets that were moving past on a circular train track.

They had two hours to complete the trial and were joined by a number of rats and insects.

Joey managed to fill his cart first, which impressed his team. He said: "I used to play this in the pub when I was a kid, around Chigwell. It was called Chicken Nuggets."

The three saviours then had to...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star David Emanuel has taken on the latest Bushtucker Trial.

The fashion designer tackles the 'As Scream On TV' challenge in an attempt to win some meals for his fellow campmates.

Watch David Emanuel in 'As Scream On TV' below.

The trial involves Emanuel putting his head into a box filled with various creatures while trying to retrieve a star with his mouth.

Emanuel was previously disappointed when his campmates didn't choose him to participate in the 'Down Under' trial, instead opting for Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington.

He said: "They don't really know me. They've never seen me swimming. Of course I'm not Olympic. Who is?"

Adlington managed to successfully complete the Trial and won the maximum ten meals for camp.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! continues tonight (November 30) at 9.45pm on ITV.

I'm a Celebrity... Get me Out of Here! once again topped the ratings on Friday night (November 29).

Around 8.63 million viewers (38.5%) tuned in to watch Rebecca Adlington successfully complete her first Bushtucker Trial at 9pm, while a further 340k watched an hour later on +1.

Have I Got News for You, which featured guest host Robert Lindsay, was the highest-rated show outside of soaps for BBC One, attracting 3.73m (16.1%) at 9pm.

A repeat of last year's Miranda series 3 opener 'It Was Panning' drew 2.97m (13.4%) at 8.30pm, while an audience of 3.19m (22.6%) tuned in to watch guests including Sharon Osbourne and Colin Farrell appear on the Graham Norton Show at 10.45pm.

Over on BBC Two, 1.97m viewers (9.2%) watched Mastermind at 8pm, followed by 1.62m (7.4%) for Kangaroo Dundee and 1.91m (8.3%) for Wild Burma: Nature's Lost Kingdom. A further 280k (2.8%) watched a Lady Gaga Culture Show special at 11.05pm.

Marvel's Agents of Shield was the...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star David Emanuel was left disappointed when his campmates failed to choose him to take part in a Bushtucker Trial.

The campmates were told that they would have to select someone to participate in the 'Drown Under' challenge and immediately settled on Rebecca Adlington because of her swimming experience.

However, Adlington went around the camp to check that no-one else wanted to do the Trial, prompting Emanuel to throw his hat into the ring.

"David, I want you to have an opportunity to do a Trial, but because of the nature of the Trial with it being water, the only natural thing seems to be to go for Becca," Lucy Pargeter said. "Only literally because it's water."

Emanuel immediately seemed disappointed, as Adlington said: "I'm obviously more comfortable in water but I don't want to take the opportunity away from you."

In the end,...

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! star Rebecca Adlington triumphed in the show's latest Bushtucker Trial.

Adlington - who was chosen by her campmates to take part in the 'Drown Under' challenge - admitted that she was nervous before taking on the test.

"It's my first Trial," she said. "It's the first time I've ever done one. I feel pressure because it's my campmates who put me up. It's not the public. It's the rest of the camp who are relying on me to bring back the goods. I think instantly when we heard the name 'Drown Under' they went, 'Water!' and everyone turned around to me straight away."

Adlington had to climb into a tank to move stars through a maze, but the tank was filling with water and creatures such as crocodiles, yabbies, water lizards, eels, mud crabs and water spiders.

As the water level rose,...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Vincent Simone has suggested that his campmate Amy Willerton is being "picked on".

Willerton was the subject of attention in camp recently when some of the contestants wondered if she still had some contraband items in her possession.

Rebecca Adlington claimed that Willerton had shown her some concealer, while Lucy Pargeter said: "Oh my God, that's really upset me. That has really pissed me off, that has. We could have lost food. If one of us is selfish, the rest of us suffer. That's not right, not right, at all. We are all in this together."

Some of Pargeter's comments were said in earshot of Willerton, while Adlington spoke about the scandal in the Bush Telegraph.

"I know Amy has a little piece of makeup that she didn't hand in, and it does make me sad that she didn't want to...

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star Rebecca Adlington was back in the water to take part in the show's latest Bushtucker Trial.

The Olympic swimmer got stuck in to the 'Drown Under' challenge in an attempt to win some meals for camp.

Watch Rebecca Adlington in the 'Drown Under' Trial below:

The challenge involves Adlington moving stars through a puzzle in a tank, which is quickly filling with water.

She squeals when joined by some crocodiles and other jungle creatures, but seems focused on completing the Trial.

Adlington has previously been the subject of media attention after being ruled exempt from a number of Bushtucker Trials on undisclosed medical grounds, prompting her fiancé to deny rumours that she is pregnant.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! continues tonight (November 29) at 9pm on ITV.

Rebecca Adlington will face her first solo Bushtucker Trial on tonight's (29.11.13) 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!'. The Olympic swimmer has come under fire for being unable to take part in a number of trials on the ITV show due to unknown medical reasons, but 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here Now!' co-host Joe Swash revealed last night (28.11.13) she will compete in the 'Drown Under' challenge, which was not voted for by the public. The 24-year-old star will aim to win meals for camp by trying to move 10 stars from one end of...

If there's one thing guaranteed to happen in the jungle, it's the free-flowing of tears from frustrated celebrities on I'm a Celebrity.

Last night's show saw Amy Willerton welling up after a row with campmates over her apparent excessive snoozing.

Lucy Pargeter and Steve Davis observed how much she slept in the camp, with Davis reminding the model: "Do you remember those words you said on day one? You said to me you only need three hours' sleep a night."

Cue Willerton breaking down in the Bush Telegraph and blubbing: "I was lying in my hammock and was just thinking of everything, I am really sensitive but this was the first time I've felt really upset by the way someone's been towards me in camp, it all turned into a whirlwind of emotion and I felt really upset with myself because if I have upset someone in camp I really didn't mean to.

Rebecca Adlington is hardly the first star to be exempt from trials on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! - we've seen it plenty of times over the years, but for some reason Rebecca being ruled out has really got people talking.

Rumours have abounded about the reasons Rebecca can't get involved with certain trials - from asthma to claustrophobia to the rumour that she's pregnant (which has now been strongly denied). But when even Phillip Schofield is questioning whether you should be in the jungle, you know this has become a Serious Issue.

On the one hand, there are people saying that Rebecca shouldn't have gone into the jungle if she couldn't participate fully (apparently ignoring the fact that other celebrities have also been ruled exempt for various tasks). On the other, as Rebecca's fiancé and sister have pointed out, it's doctors who rule whether or not...

Kian Egan broke down and wept after a surprise reunion with wife Jodi Albert on I'm a Celebrity last night (November 27).

The former Westlife singer and fellow campmates Steve Davis and Laila Morse were treated to a night of luxury after winning the Halfway Holiday task against David Emmanuel, Rebecca Adlington and Matthew Wright.

The victorious stars were whisked away to an extravagant villa, with Morse remarking as they arrived: "I've got tears in my eyes, it's breathtaking. It just upsets me, in a good way. An overwhelming way."

They were then treated to a shock reunion with their loved ones who emerged from the retreat, with an emotional Egan telling Albert: "Oh my God, I don't believe it. I can't believe it, I love you so much."

He began to sob as he hugged and kissed the ex-Hollyoaks actress, while Davis also started to tear up when he...

Jennifer Lawrence plays a young woman who is not defined by her relationship to men, and who is bringing down the system

All hail Katniss Everdeen of The Hunger Games trilogy. If you are the mother of a pre-teen girl, you will know the whispered relief around these films. "About time. Go!" If you would like your teenage daughter to see something other than the underclass sobbing on a crass talent show, orange twentysomethings Botoxing themselves, or girls who are just "naturally thin" and who giggle when their clothes just drop off, then you will already know about them. If, like me, you simply would like to see a young woman not defined by her relationship to men, crack open the pick 'n' mix.

Clearly I am not alone. Nor is my youngest. Catching Fire, the sequel to The Hunger Games, has had the fourth biggest box office weekend opening in history.