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Pete Wicks had to be airlifted to safety after collapsing on a mountain while filming Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.The former TOWIE star had previously signed up for the quasi-military training show in 2022 but was forced to withdraw after he knocked himself unconscious jumping out of a helicopter and broke his ribs. In the current series of the Channel 4 programme, the 36 year old, who is also competing on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing, found himself in trouble once again.

John Barrowman has reportedly decided to quit Celebrity SAS just two hours into filming. The actor, who is well known for his portrayals of Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and Malcolm Merlyn in The Arrowverse, chose to leave during an inspection of the living quarters, according to Boris Johnson's sister.

Former BBC Chair Richard Sharp, who resigned in disgrace over his role in the Boris Johnson loan affair, has urged Director General Tim Davie to make tough decisions in order to give his content department more money.

Channel 4 is billing this as the toughest series yet of their brutal reality show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – and the condition of the stars on their flights home from New Zealand suggests they are spot on! Journalist Rachel Johnson, sister of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was nursing a broken rib after abseiling down the side of a dam and had skin that was black and blue. TV presenter Cherry Healey says she looked like a pin cushion when she took her clothes off and comedian Shazia Mirza was covered from head to toe in bruises.The remaining 12 celebrities all suffered injuries of one sort or another – even the one who quit the show after a single challenge and just 32 minutes at base camp! Geordie Shore’s Marnie Simpson admits, “I don’t think I realised just how tough it was going to be – I think I was being a bit delusional.” Shazia adds, “There’s being fit by swimming every day and lifting weights every day which is what I did in preparation for the series, and there’s being fit enough for the SAS.The two are totally different.” The group of 15 celebrities who take part in a condensed but intense version of a proper SAS selection course also includes former Dr Who actor John Barrowman, TOWIE’s Bobby Norris, ex-England rugby captain Chris Robshaw, DJ and reality TV star Bianca Gascoigne and Love Islander Georgia Harrison.

Marnie Simpson from Geordie Shore has opened up about her harrowing experience on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, admitting she genuinely feared for her life during a high-altitude trainasium task.The 32 year old reality star faced the daunting challenge, which is designed to test military personnel's head for heights and parachuting readiness. Recounting the terrifying moment, Marnie confessed: "I still thought there was a chance I could die on that trainasium, even though I know it's a Channel 4 show.

If you're on the lookout for some comfy and easy-to-walk-in platforms that "fit like a glove", then Carrie Johnson's got just the footwear for you. Yes, you heard it right, the wife of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Carrie, recently raved about her "platforms of dreams" from Boden, which have garnered high ratings from buyers for their style and practicality.The Boden Twist-Front heeled platforms, which Carrie says are "very easy to walk in", come in a red shade, as worn by Carrie Johnson in recent photos, or a ginger-snap colourway if you're after a slightly less vibrant option.These heels are crafted from suede and feature a chunky 4-inch block heel, making them perfect for dressing up or pairing with a more casual look.These stunners have accumulated plenty of 5-star reviews, with shoppers gushing over the comfort and perfect fit of Carrie's go-to heels.

Love Islander Georgia Harrison and TOWIE's Pete Wicks are set to join the cast of the new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.The duo will be partaking in the sixth series of the Channel 4 reality show, which involves celebrities undergoing SAS winter warfare training in New Zealand's southern islands. Unlike other shows, contestants aren't eliminated but are either culled by the directing staff or choose to withdraw themselves, with those who stick it out until the end being declared winners.

A Perthshire Tory MSP has thrown his hat into the ring in the contest to lead the “fractured” party in Scotland, vowing to “take back control” for its members.

In her final months, Queen Elizabeth II was so frail she could "barely lift a teapot" and would become distressed when she spilled its contents, insiders have revealed.The much-loved monarch passed away on 8 September 2022, causing heartbreak across the UK and around the world as it marked the beginning of King Charles' reign. The nation was taken aback when a photograph of the fragile Queen was released during her meeting with then Prime Minister Liz Truss, just days before her death. Now, insiders have given further insight into her last days at Balmoral in Scotland, before her health deteriorated rapidly, prompting her family to rush to be by her side one final time.

Oscar and BAFTA-winning Ukrainian feature 20 Days in Mariupol has picked up two nominations at the prestigious British Grierson Awards, along with docs on Wham!, Boris Johnson and Ronnie O’Sullivan.

England and Spain‘s nail-biting Euro 2024 final was watched by a peak of around 24 million viewers last night, failing to match the England vs Italy final three years ago.

The site of a demolished pub in Openshaw – infamously bearing the graffiti ‘RASHFORD 2, BORIS 0’ – might finally be set for development after sitting vacant for five years.

Susanna Reid was left saying her goodbyes following the end of her latest stint at the helm of Good Morning Britain as she confirmed viewers won't be seeing her until later this year.

If a picture paints a thousand words, then this image of the electoral map in Greater Manchester sums up the results of last night’s General Election better than I ever could.

The UK has a new Culture Secretary.

Several Cabinet ministers are facing potential “Portillo” moments – the shock loss of their seats – in the General Election.

K.J. Yossman Controversial British politician Jacob Rees-Mogg is getting his own reality show, it’s been confirmed. The Discovery+ U.K.

The UK’s political map has been significantly redrawn.

Jeremy Hunt has reportedly ruled himself out of the race to replace Rishi Sunak as Tory leader after the crushing election defeat to Labour. It comes as the jostling begins to lead the Conservatives in opposition, although expected contender Suella Braverman on Saturday said there were “no announcements”.

The Conservatives have been wiped out in Greater Manchester, losing every seat - including the Tory stronghold of Altrincham.

Shocking photographs have captured a scene of devastation at Stepping Hill hospital after patients were forced to evacuate when ceilings collapsed.