I’m A Celebrity…South Africa, hosted by Ant and Dec, will see former contestants return to the jungle for new trials and challenges.

It comes after it was revealed the Bvlgari Hotel in London, where she had her wedding, did not have a marriage licence at the time of the ceremony.

The actress, 69, known for playing Liz McDonald on Coronation Street will return to the jungle for ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… South Africa.

Claudia Rosencrantz admitted she preferred the format of its predecessor Pop Idol.

Eni Aluko had told the BBC’s Woman’s Hour last April that Wright and other male pundits risked blocking the pathway for female counterparts.

While it is commonplace in US sports to see split-screen adverts, it is a relatively new concept for European sports coverage. 

Samsung and Virgin Atlantic will be the first brands to trial the new format during the Men’s Six Nations tournament from Thursday, ITV said.

The reality star will return to rehab.

The 70-year-old claimed she sustained injuries while on the reality TV show after falling in the middle of the night.

The first episode will see host Maya Jama welcome the islanders to the villa in South Africa and ask if any of them already know one another.

Garraway recounted how the fake images began nearly a year ago, just after the death of her husband Derek Draper.

Host Maya Jama announced the first episode will air on Thursday at 9pm.

The world champion goes on to play Gerwyn Price in Sunday’s evening session.

Williams is married to former Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews.

The American TV personality nominated the Towie star as the contestant she wants to be up for leaving the ITV reality show in the next eviction.

Smith, who plays Craig Tinker on the soap, said his last scenes should air in ‘May time’.

The show, presented by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern, draws to a close on Sunday night.

The former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host died ‘peacefully’ on Tuesday ‘after a period of ill health’, his family said.

Kelly was also known for covering the Troubles in Belfast.

From January 2026, there will be a ‘soaps power hour’ on weekdays

Itoje says ‘rugby needs more eyes on it, not less’.

The actress said she was sharing her story in order to ‘help other women going through something similar’.

A look at the contestants who will be taking to the ice rink for the ITV skating show when it returns to screens on Sunday.

The BAFTA-nominated comedy, commissioned by RTÉ in partnership with ITV, will be produced by Element Pictures, in association with Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland and ITV Studios

The Channel 4 News presenter became her own ‘case study’ and watched a video where her face was superimposed onto pornography.

The TV presenter grilled Wes Streeting over the ‘recruitment crisis’ in the social care sector and ‘terrible lack of underfunding’.

The actress will be seen on screen in Channel 5’s The Good Ship Murder which returns for a second series this month.

The Assembly received critical acclaim when its 30-minute pilot aired earlier this year on the BBC.

Her husband, former England football player Wayne Rooney, is the head coach of Plymouth Argyle football club.

The reality show will kick off on November 17th

Wednesday’s show opened with co-host Ben Shephard presenting her with a caterpillar-shaped chocolate cake.

During filming for the series Joan, Turner and pop star Joe Jonas announced they were splitting after four years of marriage.

Schofield departed ITV in the wake of his secret affair revelations, following him leaving This Morning that same month in May 2023.

After years of self-doubt, Sue Cleaver talks about why she is finally letting self-kindness lead the way.

Mimii Ngulube and Josh Oyinsan were announced as the winners of the ITV show on Monday.

Maya Jama hosted the live final from the garden of the Majorca villa.

The TV star learned of his infidelity the day after they got engaged.

Schofield resigned from ITV and was dropped by his talent agency after admitting to an ‘unwise but not illegal’ relationship.

Barton compared Aluko and fellow pundit Lucy Ward to serial killers Fred and Rose West.

Willoughby returns to co-present the ice-skating competition alongside Stephen Mulhern following the departure of Phillip Schofield from ITV

Chris Taylor and semi-professional footballer Toby Aromolaran are also among those set for the show.

The 16th series of Dancing On Ice, due to launch in January, will see 12 celebrities take to the ice in a bid to impress a panel of judges.

The politician said he is ‘not a big fan of heights’ after surviving a plane crash in 2010