Peter Kay announces shock return to stand-up comedy with first live tour in 12 years

I'm a Celeb, but does think the "airtime" will do him good.Tiffany has admitted that she misses Chris "making me laugh everyday" but seeing him in the jungle has made it easier.She landed in Brisbane airport to support Chris and George in camp and said she was pleased with what she had seen so far.However, she did express concern over the trials, with Chris having taken part in two in a row.She said: "Absolutely it is part of the experience of doing the show, but I am worried about him obviously but it is part of being on the show he has to experience that."It is wonderful he can get some airtime as well."Tiffany also shared her happiness that Chris has fellow friend Boy George in there with him, taking some of the "worry" off her back.She continued: "I would like both of them to win, I love them both and I am just so excited. It is lovely they have each other in there, for me anyway."There is radio Chris and then there is the Chris that I see every day which you are seeing"This is what he does every day for a living - he makes me laugh every day.""I definitely think Chris is being himself.There is a Chris people know and the one I know that you are seeing now.The one at home is much quieter."I miss him making me laugh.

LET'S face it - Matt Hancock has always loved a celebrity. Always loved a famous face. Always loved a bold face name.

In a statement, they added: "Once Matt's time on the programme is up, Matt will return to Suffolk to hold surgeries where he will catch up with his constituents and discuss matters of concern."Matt's excellent team continue to deal with constituency matters, as they already do while he's in Westminster."The news comes after medics rushed on site to examine Matt after he was unexpectedly stung by a scorpion.The medics were forced into the camp to aid the politician after he screamed in pain from being stung by a rogue scorpion.The insect attacked Matt shortly before breakfast and nipped him unexpectedly leaving him yelping in pain.A show source said: "Matt didn't see the scorpion until it was too late and it bit his finger.“He felt a lot of pain and made a yelping noise, but thankfully for him, there was no lasting damage."Medics checked him over and gave him a clean bill of health but the whole camp is now watching out for them."Matt was saying afterwards it felt twice as painful as a bee sting."Despite having a painful sting, Australian scorpions aren't deadly or venomous.The incident aired on Sunday's episode, with Gogglebox star Babatunde Alesha making reference to the incident.After Ant McParrlin and Declan Donnelly entered the camp and revealed that Matt Hancock would be partaking in yet another trial, Babatunde praised Matt.He said: "Do you know what Matt, you are the man, you are the man, four trials and you got stung by a scorpion and you have to go do a trial."Thanks to the medic Matt walked away from the sting unscathed, and the scorpion was safely taken out of the camp to avoid any more injuries.

A STREAM of stars looked ready for bed after a boozy ITV Palooza. Celebs poured out of London's Royal Festival Hall in the early hours and some looked worse for wear. This Morning star Dermot O'Leary appeared very sleepy in the back of a cab while clutching a handful of goodies from the glitzy bash.

I'M A CELEBRITY'S Seann Walsh has opened up about his struggle with sobriety - blaming it on being raised by a drug-addicted father. The stand-up comedian was a late addition to the ITV series alongside Matt Hancock, and has declared he wants the show to "draw a line" over the Strictly kiss scandal that derailed his career.

Matt Hancock's new role as camp leader on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here could lead to 'new alliances forming', according to a body language expert.

OLIVIA Attwood took a swipe at I’m A Celebrity bosses on her social media as she said she was on to “bigger and better things” after her jungle departure. The 31-year-old spent just 24 hours in the jungle before being rushed to A&E after abnormal blood test results. Despite getting the all-clear, Olivia's health sparked overnight crisis talks before it was ruled unsafe for her to return.

OLIVIA Attwood has slammed Matt Hancock’s I’m A Celebrity stint, saying he “needs to do his job.” The star spoke on This Morning today and discussed MP Matt’s appearance on the hit ITV show. Matt was exposed by The Sun last year when he cheated on his wife Martha Hoyer Millar with his closest aide Gina Coladangelo, 43 - breaking his own Covid rules in the process. His signing came with a huge backlash, with a petition against the move reaching 44,000 signatures.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here has been slammed by the RSPCA over the "cruel" treatment of live animals on the show. The animal charity started up a petition to demand the use of live animals is stopped after Matt Hancock was seen inside a tank of more than 30 snakes in last night's show.

Harry Redknapp, 75, spoke about Matt Hancock, 44, and his decision to join ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! despite an outcry from the public and some of his fellow MPs.The football manager admitted he felt like the public were keen to watch the former health secretary “suffer” during the jungle trials. Harry competed in I’m A Celeb back in 2018 and went on to be crowned King of the Jungle after proving popular with the public. In a new interview, the star was asked what he thought of Matt joining the show when people felt he should be at home working for his constituents. “Yeah, I think lots of people did think he should be at home,” the star reflected.  “He was always going to get picked for every trial,” Harry admitted. “People wanted to see him suffer. “I suppose lots of politicians have done different reality TV shows like Strictly,” the football legend added. “So he’s not the first, but he’s going to get some grief over it, that’s for sure.”Harry was then quizzed about what it takes to win the show after his victory four years ago.“It’s quite tough.

CHRIS Moyles has slammed BBC Radio One for “firing him with no notice” after 15 years presenting their radio show.  On tonight’s episode of I’m A Celebrity, the shock jock revealed he was given little to no notice about his sudden exit from the station in 2012, despite being there for a decade and a half.  In a rare intimate conversation with Matt Hancock, Moyles revealed the circumstances around leaving his long-held position as the breakfast show host, claiming the BBC gave him just hours to prepare to say his goodbyes on air.  “I knew that Radio One is a conveyor belt and you might be there for a year, or you might be there for 15 years, but you’re going to fall off the end at some point,” he said.  Hancock compared that it felt similar in politics, and questioned his feeling behind saying goodbye to his landmark show.  “I left happy, I was a bit cross after I left and I was cross… they handled it so badly, so badly,” Chris explained. “So I went in with my agent and the controller and we sit down and he goes, ‘Look, this isn’t very easy, I think it’s time we wrapped the show up.

I'M A Celebrity's Mike Tindall tonight made a rather embarrassing confession about splitting his trousers whilst "s**t-dropping" in front of his royal mother-in-law. The former rugby ace, 44, is married to Princess Anne's daughter Zara, after they met in Sydney, Australia during the 2003 Rugby World Cup.

I'M A Celeb fans reckon they've clocked who will be first out of the jungle - Boy George. The pop icon is one of 12 faces currently living in the Australian jungle as part of this year's series of the ITV show.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have called for Ellie Simmonds to be brought back into the competition after Tony Adams' departure. Sunday's instalment of the BBC show saw the footballer quit the competition after a shock injury.

OLIVIA Attwood has hinted at a "cover-up" over her shock exit from I'm A Celebrity. The 31-year-old spent just 24 hours in the jungle before being rushed to A&E after abnormal blood test results. Despite getting the all-clear, Olivia's health sparked overnight crisis talks before it was ruled unsafe for her to return.

A Place in the Sun star Jonnie Irwin has revealed he has terminal cancer and was given six months to live. The keen sportsman, 48, married wife Jessica Holmes in 2016 and they share three sons.

Matt Hancock's time in the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! could come to an end next week as bosses start planning the first eviction of this series.

A FORMER friend of Matt Hancock has questioned how his wife must feel watching his performance on I'm A Celebrity after he left her for another woman. Mr Hancock's controversial confession over his lockdown-busting affair with aide Gina Coladangelo has left some worrying how it would affect his family.