I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!

Ant and Dec present the celebrity survival challenge, and after two years in Wales they are back in Australia, where a fresh batch of famous faces will be waving goodbye to their lives of luxury and set up camp in the jungle for up to three weeks, battling bugs and Bushtucker Trials, rations and rain, and heat and hunger. After three weeks, one of them will eventually emerge as this year's King or Queen of the Jungle, taking the crown from reigning champion Danny Miller of Emmerdale.

The Jungle VIPs must take on the first Bushtucker Trial of the series - HMS Drown Under - but will they win enough stars for camp for dinner? 

The celebrities continue to settle into their life in the Australian jungle as they battle it out to win stars for camp in the hope of being crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. 

Ant and Dec look at highlights from the past 24 hours as new arrivals Seann Walsh and Matt Hancock take the latest trial, and the celebrities get to welcome them into camp.

The surprises keep on coming as the celebrities take to life in the jungle - with stars to win for food, they continue to take on trials in a bid to feed the camp. 

Ant and Dec look at highlights from the past 24 hours, with the famous eating trial being taken by Boy George and Matt Hancock, while the rest of the campmates continue to adjust as their first week is almost at an end

Owen and Matt are quizzed in 'Who Wants To Look Silly On Air?' Trial Ant as the celebrities continue to be put through their paces. 

The campmates learn the public have been voting for camp leader - what will the result be? 

The celebrities continue to brave the elements of Jungle life, but there can only be one winner as they battle it out to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. 

Chris Moyles, Babatúndé Aléshé and Boy George take on the Angel of Agony trial, with Matt Hancock finally spared yet another ordeal, as the second week in the camp continues.

Chris Moyles takes on the latest trial, hoping to win some much-needed food for his fellow campmates, who largely went hungry after the previous trial ended in failure and just three stars - and a serving of crocodile feet.

More surprises are in store for the celebrities as they get used to everything that camp life throws at them.

What will be in store for the celebrities in Australia this time? There are more twists and turns ahead as the famous faces try to stay in the race to be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle.

As the second week of the 2022 series in Australia draws to an end, the celebrities continue to brave life in camp in the hope of being victorious and taking home the title of King or Queen of the Jungle.

It's the start of the final week of the 2022 series in the Jungle, and the celebrities are continuing to try to win stars to feed the camp.

The celebrities continue to face their fears as the race for the title draws closer - who will be crowned as the 2022 King or Queen of the Jungle?

The numbers in camp continue to decrease as the battle for the crown is fully under way - who will be the next to leave, and which celebrities will still be in the race?

There's a spectacular ordeal ahead for Jill as she tries to win stars for the camp by volunteering for the Critty Critty Fang Fang Trial in the jungle.

The campmates have nearly endured three weeks in Australia, and now they continue to take on trials to win stars for the camp, all in the hope of being crowned as 2022's King or Queen of the Jungle.

Matt and Mike are left puzzled by the Fallen Stars Bushtucker Trial - can the duo work together to put the stars back together and win meals for the camp?

It's the penultimate episode in the 2022 quest for the crown - with only 24 hours of camp life left, who will be the King or Queen of the Jungle?

It's the final, and after facing more than three weeks in the Australian Jungle, who will come out victorious and be crowned 2022's King or Queen?