Chris Moyles is the first star to arrive for I’m A Celeb 2022 as he touches down in Australia

Strictly Come Dancing panel alongside Len Goodman and Craig Revel Horwood from 2004 until 2009. Arlene addressed the supposed advantage dance trained celebrities may have on the BBC show with the professional dancer saying all celebrities have a "real challenge" ahead of them.Prior to the start of the latest Strictly season, rumours spread about celebrities in the show lineup, who may have dance training.This included Helen Skelton who went to ballet school when she was younger and Kym Marsh who has training in theatre.Shutting down the criticism, Arlene said: "Everyones is aware when they go on Strictly that some people can dance and some people can't.

Celtic went down in a shootout against Everton after impressing over a goalless 90 minutes but this will always be remembered as the Old Firm game that never was, writes Michael Gannon from the ACCOR Stadium.

Cambuslang Harriers picked up a host of medals in recent weeks, as athletes have been busy competing in various distance events.

Two MSPs have accused the Scottish Government’s Health Secretary of ‘failing to get a grip’ on NHS Ayrshire & Arran’s A&E waiting times.

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I'M A Celeb season is officially upon us and as the stars start landing in Australia, we start finding out what they're in for. And let's just say the ITV jungle show is going all out to make sure they're back with a bang.

ANT McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have shared the moment they found out the full I'm a Celebrity line-up for this year's series. The ITV show returns next week and the stars taking part have been spotted landing Down Under.

CHARLENE White has revealed her biggest fears as she prepares to move into the I'm a Celebrity camp in Australia - and it's not looking good for her. The Loose Women anchor, 42, is among the stars arriving Down Under this week to quarantine ahead of the new series.

The wait is over - I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! bosses have finally revealed who will be taking part in the show when it returns next month.

A post shared by Mitre Studios (@mitrestudios)The established broadcasters have taken the plunge into their latest venture following a lengthy 30 years in the industry.Their new production company will expand their reach into the streaming service space.The company is named after the pub from the kid's TV show, Byker Grove, which is where they first met as actors in 1990.The new update comes after a new look into I'm a Celebrity...

OWEN Warner has revealed how he plans to stay in contact with his loved ones while in the jungle. The Hollyoaks actor, 23, landed in Australia today ahead of taking part in  I’m A Celebrity...

Hollyoaks hunk Owen Warner has been announced as the fourth campmate to enter the Australian jungle.

OLIVIA Attwood has landed in Australia ahead of I’m A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!, which will return to our screens within days. The 31-year-old is the first Love Island star to ever take part in the show - and admitted she would struggle without sex for four weeks.

Chris Moyles has been confirmed as the first contestant taking part in I'm A Celebrity 2022 after he landed at Brisbane airport and said "it should be nice" in the jungle.

A PLACE In The Sun's Scarlette Douglas is an expert when it comes to helping others find their dream homes and plot renovations. And she's leading by example with her own stylish pad which has been kitted out with a stunning new charcoal kitchen.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here's start date has been revealed as the show will return to Australia for the first time in two years.

I'm A Celeb has been dubbed a smart move by a royal expert who claims the rugby star has been "underused" by the monarchy.It follows reports the ex-England rugby ace, who is married to the late Queen's grand-daughter Zara Tindall, is set to ditch his life of luxury for a stint in the ITV jungle.It would make Mike the first member of the royal family to brave the jungle, but royal expert Duncan Larcombe reckons the "vast majority" of the monarchy would tune in to watch him.READ MORE:Piers Morgan brands Mike Tindall 'most fun royal' and tips him to win I'm A CelebHowever, the regal buff refuted reports by The Times that Mike did not seek permission from King Charles to take part in the reality show.He told Metro: "I think it’s hard to believe that Mike and Zara, who would have made this decision together, would have agreed to this without checking with the new king," adding: "That is a piece of family protocol."The expert went on to claim that Mike likely would have joined the jungle "years ago" had he not met Zara and that the palace wouldn't have an issue with the stint.He continued: "The reason I don’t have a problem with it and why I don’t think the palace would either is the fact that Mike Tindall won a Rugby World Cup. He has a successful broadcasting career and this is about him being an ex-rugby player, and plenty of them have been in the jungle."Later on, Larcombe dubbed Tindall was a "huge asset" who has been "really underused by the Royals".The expert added: "He’s been on the scene as long as the Princess of Wales .

Former rugby player turned royal Mike Tindall may be preparing to appear in this year's I'm a Celebrity... Get me Out Of Here but it appears he may not have received King Charles's permission to do so. Mike, who is married to the King's niece Zara Tindall, nee Phillips, is said to have signed up for the ITV reality show, making him the first royal to do so.

I'm A Celeb All Stars series that we started to forget that we were also due a regular series in just a few weeks. Two I'm A Celebs, two Love Islands. .