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Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins has been plunged into chaos after six of its stars have reportedly left the show due to injury or heat exhaustion. The show, which is currently being filmed in Thailand ready to be shown on Channel 4 next year, has seen the highest number of medical discharges in one day in the show's history.There were reportedly three hospital visits in one day, after the gruelling challenges took their toll on this year's batch of celebrities.The Wanted's Siva Kaneswaran, former footballer Jermaine Pennant and Paralympic cyclist Jon-Allan Butterworth are said to have all passed out at different stages during a tough marching test.

Matt Hancock, Amber Turner and Teddy Soares are just some of the sixteen celebrities facing one of the toughest challenges of their lives when they’re put through the most gruelling stages of SAS selection in the brand-new fifth series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. Love Island and TOWIE stars are among some of the famous faces who will abandon their glamorous lifestyles as they attempt to survive the most unforgiving jungle in the world in Thung Ui, North Vietnam.

Bianca Gascoigne has reportedly signed up for Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and is set to start filming for the challenging reality show. The former Love Island star and daughter of former footballer Paul Gascoigne, 36, will reportedly jet off to New Zealand next week to start filming for the project. Bianca will be put through her paces on the Channel 4 show and wants to show people what she is made of in the challenges, according to The Sun.

Craig Revel Horwood has expressed support for Phillip Schofield. Phillip, 61, stepped down with 'immediate effect' from This Morning last month, amid reports of a feud between him and co-host Holly Willoughby. Following his resignation, Phillip then admitted to having an affair with a much younger male colleague while working at ITV.

British actor Stephen Greif, who appeared in such series as the BBC’s Blake’s 7, Citizen Smith and EastEnders as well as Netflix’s The Crown, has died. His representatives announced the news in a Twitter post. No cause of death was revealed. He was 78.

A CELEB version of gruelling challenge show SAS: Who Dares Wins was plunged into crisis after six stars were forced to pull out with serious injuries. It is the highest number of medical discharges from a series in the Channel 4 show’s history — with three in hospital in one day. Insiders said the punishing regime saw the six stars struggle in the new run of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins in Thailand.

Gareth Thomas has signed up for ‘Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins'. The former Welsh rugby star, 48, is thought to have been enlisted for the Channel 4 military endurance show alongside ex Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton and former ‘Love Island’ star Montana Brown for the next season. A source told The Sun newspaper's TV Biz column: “Gareth is the latest big signing to have joined the 'Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins' line-up.

CELEBRITY SAS Who Dares Wins has signed up another big name star – and they’re one of rugby’s biggest names. The hit Channel 4 show has enlisted Welshman Gareth Thomas for the new series, alongside MP Matt Hancock, former Liberty X singer Michelle Heaton and Love Island star Montana Brown.

Speed cameras can lead to both fines and penalty points for motorists who are not respecting the speed limits. Recently, a speed camera officer has revealed that they are a lot more effective than people seem to think.

rugby pitch where Underwood plies his trade, his work now takes place hundreds and thousands of miles higher up. And he's absolutely loving his role as a professional pilot who flies the world's biggest passenger plane.Underwood, 53, won 27 caps for his country, scoring 13 tries - although his career was tagged by being trampled over by a rampant Jonah Lomu in the 1995 Rugby World Cup semi-final.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will not bow or curtsy to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall following the announcement that she'll become Queen Consort, claim royal insiders. On February 6 the Queen backed Camilla to take the Queen Consort title when her husband Prince Charles is crowned King.

Given that many of us have spent the past two years working from home and jumping in and out of endless video calls, it’s safe to say that we’ve all figured out where we work best. And, perhaps most importantly, we’ve also figured out what areas look best when it comes to convincing our colleagues that our home is an interior design haven.

Prince Harry has urged people to get tested for HIV in his efforts to 'continue his mother's unfinished work' in raising awareness of the disease.

Prince Harry may pursue a new career in the health and wellness sector, a royal commentator has claimed. Hary left royal duties with his wife Meghan Markle in early 2020, and has since embarked on a number of new ventures.

Prince Harry looks like a “grand-master chess player” planning his next move, after a new video of him promoting National HIV Testing Week emerged.The Prince was in conversation with former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas, in which he urged everyone to “go and get a test” for HIV. He was making the call from his California mansion, which he and wife Meghan Markle are rumoured to be looking to sell.

Prince Harry has vowed to continue Princess Diana’s “unfinished work” on eliminating HIV stigma, adding that he is a man who wants to “fix things”.Before her death in 1997, the Princess of Wales had been an advocate for battling the stigma surrounding people with HIV.During the peak of the AIDS pandemic, Diana opened the UK’s first specialist HIV/AIDS unit at London’s Middlesex Hospital.Harry has taken up his mother’s activism, supporting rugby legend Gareth Thomas with his ‘Tackle HIV’ project.Now, the prince has sat down with Thomas for a special podcast episode, and discussed why he felt it was important to continue Diana’s legacy.“One of my biggest fears is, this is unfinished business,” he admitted, suggesting the medical and scientific communities had achieved “extraordinary” success over the last 30 years.“But how extraordinary could it be by 2030, for instance? Within the UK alone, we could be in a position where there are no new HIV cases," he continued.“Those are the kind of goals that we have to strive for, but we also have to complete, otherwise as I say, it’s unfinished business.”The ex-royal went on to promote an initiative encouraging everyone to get tested for HIV, emphasising the benefits of a hands-on, practical approach.“Every single one of us has a duty, or at least an opportunity, to get tested ourselves to make it easier for everybody else to get tested,” he said.“It will undoubtedly save a life, or at the very least, encourage someone who is living in fear to come forward and get to know their own status, which in turn will save a life.”To get more royal stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.“If there’s a way out of it, and we know

Prince Harry feels a responsibility to carry on his mother Princess Diana’s “unfinished” work in the fight against HIV.

Prince Harry has paid tribute to the hard work his mother Princess Diana did in her battle to help people diagnosed with HIV.The Duke of Sussex spoke to Welsh rugby legend Gareth Thomas over video call, where they discussed the importance of people getting tested for the virus. The 37-year-old then praised the progress his mother Diana, Princess of Wales, had made during her years campaigning for public awareness of the disease, while insisting more still needs to be done.

rugby league team, made 100 appearances for the rugby union team between 1997 and 2005.He has opened up on the moment of his sporting career in which he felt most embarrassed, and it came during his first few years on the international scene.While appearing on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch on Wednesday (February 9) he told a stunned host how a bout of food poisoning left him in a perilous position.Thomas told his fellow guests and the studio audience: "I think the thing that makes it embarrassing is thinking that so many other people have seen it."I remember one of my first games for Wales, when there is probably about seven million people watching on television, pre-game there was some food poisoning going round camp."I had a really, really bad stomach and within the first first five minutes I got tackled and got hit in the stomach. I remember standing up and realising that I had a minor accident.

Ant McPartlin's ex-wife Lisa Armstrong opened up about her new relationship on Steph's Packed Lunch and spoke about the "loyalty and trust" they have for each other.Lisa, Strictly Come Dancing's makeup artist and Ant's ex-wife, spoke to Steph McGovern and Gareth Thomas about her new man after her divorce from Ant back in 2020.She said: "I think you need to have your own independence within the relationship so you are able to go off and do your own thing.""You can be with your mates or go football with the boys, whatever it is what each other are doing and then come back and enjoy listening to each other's stories. Like how was your day, how was your work," explained the makeup artist.She finished by explaining that partners need to "let each other fly" and be independent, while appreciating that "you're also better as a couple".Earlier in the programme, the topic of conversation turned to friendship fallouts.

Charity Kase was one of the star competitors on the most recent series of Ru Paul's Drag Race.They will be remembered for their alternative drag costumes and makeup, but there was another standout moment from their time on the BBC show. Charity Kase, who's real name is Harry Whitfield, opened up to fellow Queen Kitty Scott-Claus on their HIV status in a heartfelt conversation – sparking a huge outpouring of love online.