Melvyn Downes: Last News

Vicky Pattison demanded fries, chicken wings and a helping of barbecue sauce on the side in a hilarious video of her nursing a three-day hangover. The 34 year old Queen of the Jungle posted the video on Instagram for her five million followers and captioned it, "When your fiancé asks if you want anything from the shop." In the funny clip Vicky is seen mouthing the words, "Man, guess what I want. I want some fries.

ALEXANDRA Burke broke down in tears on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins last night as she opened up about her mother's death. The singer, 33, lost her mum Melissa Bell in 2017 while she was touring the UK with stage show Sister Act.

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back on screens and has viewers hooked. So far, celebrities have had to leave the show following horrific injuries and pure exhaustion.There's no doubt the show sees celebrities pushed to their limits in harsh conditions, but where is the show filmed? Let's take a look...

Fan-favourite Channel 4 SAS: Who Dares Wins has returned to screens, and with it a new set of recruits to take on a serious of tough challenges. Chief Instructor Ant Middleton and his team Foxy and Billy are also set to be joined by a brand new DS, named Melvyn Downes.

SAS: WHO Dares Wins viewers were left heartbroken as a recruit bravely opened up about being targeted by a paedophile age 11. Jamie, aka recruit #14, spoke out about how his life changed forever when he was groomed and abused by a paedophile who worked as his youth football coach.

SAS: Who Dares Wins viewers shared they were moved after Jamie Cartwright opened up about being abused by prolific paedophile Barry Bennell as a young boy.

Ant Middleton was axed from SAS: Who Dares Wins earlier this year, so some viewers may be confused as to why he is starring in the latest series.

Channel 4 series he only shouted the F word 20 times.

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military for 24-years.It’s believed that this will be the toughest and most unforgiving course in the six-year history of SAS: Who Dares Wins, as 21 men and women are put through their paces.Those brave enough to take on the course will see them be taught how to react to chemical warfare attacks, as well as abseil down a 130ft oil rig into almost freezing cold water.Chief Instructor Ant Middleton will be joined by Directing Staff, including Foxy and Billy, as well as the latest recruit, Melvyn.However, there will also be an undercover former Special Forces agent during the first six days of the course.Melvyn, who fought in the first Gulf War as well as three tours of Northern Ireland, is used to intense combat but was terrified of the

SAS: Who Dares Wins has made household names of the show’s extremely firm officer team, including Jason “Foxy” Fox, Mark “Billy” Billingham and Ant Middleton. And now it’s time for brand new DS, Melvyn Downes, to have his much-deserved moment in the spotlight, as the Iraq veteran takes over from departing officer Ollie Ollerton for the brand new series.

"I had 24 years in the British military, got to senior rank as a Warrant Officer and led countless SAS operations, I think I have got the necessary experience first of all to back it up."He added: "Being the first mixed-race DS is going to be a great opportunity as I can represent the under-represented in life — not just minorities, I’m talking about people from deprived, working-class backgrounds."The programme is based on elements from real Special Forces Selection and puts civilians through a rigorous selection process, testing the candidates mentally and physically.The Scottish island of Raasay was revealed as the location where the 21 contestants were put through the most punishing challenges of the series yet.Melvyn will not be the

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Former soldier Melvyn Downes says he can’t wait for SAS: Who Dares Wins fans to see him in action on the show as he hopes to pull in a bigger audience than the show has had before.