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Warning: The Traitors Season 3 Episode 4 spoilers ahead.Some fans of The Traitors were left disappointed tonight (January 8) when one of the contestants left the game during a mission with a surprise twist.READ MORE: ‘The Traitors’ UK celebrity edition announcedIn the fourth episode of the new season of the hit BBC show, the three players who volunteered to sacrifice themselves – and leave the train to the castle before the game began – returned.Community development manager Fozia, former British diplomat Alexander and market trader and gardener Jack were all brought back during the mission, in which they were suspended in cages in the air and the other players had to find golden coins to get them down. The twist was, only two of the three returning players could enter the game.Yorkshireman Jack was the unlucky one, left in his cage as the players lowered Fozia and Alexander to the ground.The result left some fans unhappy, as many took to social media to share their commiserations that Jack wouldn’t be a part of the show going forward.Jack???? Our Yorkshire, 6ft5, garden hero.

It's now the second week of the Traitors and things have started to ramp up.

On Wednesday night's episode of The Traitors, three familiar faces returned - and fans are thrilled.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic In tallying up the casualties of war, there’s seldom a thought for the animal kingdom beyond our own two-legged species. It’s assumed that Mother Nature will simply “adapt,” her less-evolved populations abandoning old habitats and finding new ones on their own when forced. “Checkpoint Zoo” trains its lens on 5,000 or so beasts who didn’t have that option — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine left them trapped in cages or pens on a no man’s land between enemy forces, terrorized and sometimes killed by missile strikes.

A car driven by Tom Voyce was found under 7ft of water after it was swept away while the former England rugby player tried to drive across a ford during a storm, an inquest has heard.

A remote Scottish island is currently looking for somebody to relocate in a one-of-a-kind job opportunity.

A new not-for-profit organisation, founded by Dumfries teacher Danny Bennet, is aiming to provide a “welcoming and inclusive space” for young people and adults to explore the world of tabletop gaming.

Mountain rescuers battled through three feet of snow to rescue a trekker who had become stuck in the Peak District. Incredible images show Glossop, Kinder and Edale Mountain Rescue Teams trudging along the hills in freezing conditions, with thick snow drifting around them in a rescue operation lasting more than eight hours.

A rookie cop with only basic police driving permissions was doing 'nothing less than what the public would expect' when he decided to break the speed limit and run red lights to answer a 999 call which ended in a crash that left a teenager seriously brain damaged, a hearing has been told.

A heroic Scot who volunteered as a medic on the frontline in Ukraine was killed alongside his pal after conflict broke out.

Dumfries and Galloway Citizens Advice Service (D&GCAS) secured almost £10 million for local people last year.

Campaigners who successfully fought plans for a £40million resort on the banks of Loch Lomond are confident their voices will prevail after the developer lodged an appeal.

Only a few days into the new season of The Traitors and we're already gripped by the endless web of deceit and backstabbing.

A family has told how they were woken early in the morning after New Year's Day flooding wrecked their home - and ferried to McDonald's in a boat by firefighters. Michael Abram said he was roused from his sleep at 6.30am to be told his car, which was parked outside the family home, had fallen victim to the floodwater.

Residents and businesses are counting the cost after flood water destroyed an area of Wigan on New Year’s Day. Water more than four feet deep swamped homes in Templeton Road in Platt Bridge before firefighters arrived by boat to ferry the stricken families to the safety of a nearby McDonald's restaurant.

West Lothian Council will see its third by-election since August come the New Year after a senior SNP councillor announced her decision to retire.

These super troupers brought something special to the Nativity at the Kirk of Calder – by using a touch of Abba.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Josh Welsh, longtime president of Film Independent, died Dec. 31 after a five-year battle with colon cancer. His age was not immediately available.

A mum and her eight-month-old baby were left wandering the streets of Glasgow on Christmas Day, facing a night of rough sleeping, until a homeless charity stepped in to help during their desperate situation.

Chris Pula, the gregarious movie marketing executive who served stints at New Line, Warner Bros, Fox and Disney and created groundbreaking campaigns for movies from Se7en to The Mask, Dumb and Dumber and many others, has died according to numerous sources. We are awaiting formal word about planned memorials for Pula, but didn’t want to let his death go unnoticed in the holiday lull. So those who want to contribute his career highlights, let’s please hear from you. As much of a mark as he made in marketing as the internet was becoming a “thing,” Pula is also remembered for leaving the business and became a philanthropist and a regular volunteer at Soup Kitchen in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Two Oregon men are dead after a Christmas week trip into a rural Washington county in search of Sasquatch turned tragic.