Real reason I'm A Celebrity's Sue Clever is exempt from Bushtucker trial

JILL Scott has hinted at some tension in the I’m A Celebrity camp with Boy George. The footballing star suggested she didn’t want to get on the wrong side of the pop icon while they were carrying out their tasks.

CHARLENE White and Sue Cleaver came under fire from I’m A Celebrity viewers tonight after making comments about Matt Hancock. The pair were visibly unimpressed when Matt was voted by the public to take part in the next trial – and wasted no time in discussing it.

BOY George was at it again on tonight's I'm A Celebrity, after he slammed Matt Hancock once more. But this time furious viewers had enough.

I'M A Celebrity fans all had the same complaint tonight as Matt Hancock was buried alive in his most gruelling Bushtucker Trial yet. This evening viewers watched in horror as the MP, 44, took part in his SIXTH trial - which this time saw him encased in a coffin-sized container filled with snakes.

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 Celebrity fans were delighted this evening as they learnt Matt Hancock will not be taking part in tomorrow night’s trial. Chris Moyles, Boy George and Babatunde Aleshe will be taking on Angel of Agony, as the former health secretary was spared for the first time since entering the jungle.

I'M A CELEBRITY'S campers have been getting restless over Matt Hancock hogging the trials – and viewers agree. On tonight's episode, the former health secretary was chosen for his sixth consecutive trial, matching Gillian McKeith as one of the most voted-for contestants in the show ever. (Only Janice Dickinson and Naughty Boy have done more.) However, as he prepared to take on being buried alive for the brutal Deserted Down Under challenge, it was clear that Hancock's campmates have had enough with him taking on one of the few things they can actually do in the jungle.

Fans are hitting out at Matt Hancock for failing to mention dyslexia during his time on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! so far.

SHE was one of I'm A Celebrity's most controversial campmates and was voted to do a record number of bushtucker trials. But now Gillian McKeith has confessed she went as far as trying to fake being pregnant to get out of one trial on the ITV show.

CHRIS Moyles is faking his easy-going nature and scheming to form a "rebellion" on I'm A Celebrity, a body language expert has claimed. The radio DJ, 48, laughed it off when Matt Hancock MP was announced as camp leader on last night's show.

A NEW I'm A Celebrity feud has been revealed after Georgia Toffolo was "punished" for criticising Matt Hancock. The former Queen of the Jungle said she's been BANNED from the former health secretary's book launch after her scathing rant on This Morning last week.

I’M A Celebrity viewers have slammed Charlene White as a ‘rule breaker.’ The star, 42, was appointed deputy by new Camp Leader Matt Hancock, which meant they could sleep in an RV. But Charlene was less than impressed with the sleeping arrangement and opted out of the jungle bedroom after being scared of a spider.

I'M A Celebrity viewers have flocked to social media to brand the show's voting results as a 'fix'. The show's viewers were left reeling after shared confusion over recent votes which appeared to contradict each other. It comes after disgraced MP Matt Hancock has been voted for every trial since his arrival, despite also being voted as camp leader.

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.

I'M A CELEBRITY viewers have claimed there's THREE stars in camp who are "lazy gossips" hellbent on "stirring up a feud". Sue Cleaver, Chris Moyles and Boy George have all had a lot to say about Matt Hancock's arrival in camp - but behind his back.

I'M A Celebrity star Matt Hancock might be on his sixth trial - but things aren't getting any easier for the MP. The first-look at his challenge tonight shows him buried underground in a coffin-sized container filled with snakes.

BOY George has been labelled the worst I'm A Celebrity campmate by fans who are upset by his treatment of shamed MP Matt Hancock. The Culture Club, 61, star has revelled in Matt's jungle misfortune so far after making it clear he was conflicted about being in camp with the former Health Secretary within moments of the MP's late arrival. But viewers found it tough watching George, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison in 2009 for attacking and falsely imprisoning a male model, laugh as Matt was stung by a venomous scorpion in camp and mock the way he was sitting after being made camp leader.

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.