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BIZARRE: 9 - What They Never Told You

I'm A Celebrity fans threaten to boycott new series as Nigel Farage is confirmed for line-up

The former UKIP and Brexit Party leader is set to enter the Australian jungle alongside the likes of Britney Spears' younger sister Jamie Lynn and ex EastEnders actress Danielle Harold

Evening Standard

I’m a Celebrity 2023: Meet the contestants entering the ITV jungle

From soap stars and TV hosts, to one controversial ex-politician

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries offers predictions on Nigel Farage I’m a Celebrity run

Dorries was first sitting MP to appear on ITV show in 2012

The Independent UK

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Meet the 2023 I'm A Celebrity campmates from Nigel Farage to Jamie Lynn Spears and Grace Dent

Nigel Farage, Jamie Lynn Spears and Sam Thompson are all ready to enter the jungle this weekend

Evening Standard

I’m a Celebrity has become a dystopian rehab for disgraced politicians

By the time Matt Hancock left the jungle last year, he had gained popularity and was even considered a heartthrob by some. Now, Nigel Farage is going down under with the hope of restoring his own reputation. It’s an unsettling sign of the times, writes Ellie Harrison

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage confirms I’m A Celebrity stint and says he wants to show people he is ‘not nasty’

The former Ukip leader will be joined by Jamie Lynn Spears and Josie Gibson in camp

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage wants to show people he is ‘not nasty’ as he joins I’m A Celebrity

The former Ukip leader will be joined by Jamie Lynn Spears and Josie Gibson in the jungle.

The Independent UK

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'Millions hate me': Nigel Farage wants to show he is ‘not nasty’ on I’m A Celebrity

Nigel Farage said he has been “demonised” over the years and wants to show people he is not “mean-spirited, small-minded, nasty” as it was…

The National (Scotland)

I’m a Celebrity 2023: Meet the contestants entering the jungle

From soap stars and TV hosts, to one controversial ex-politician

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage and Guardian critic Grace Dent to appear on I’m a Celebrity

First Dates’ Fred Sirieix and Jamie Lynn Spears among others heading to Australian jungle for reality show

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage is deeply divisive. Why is his reputation being fun-washed on I’m a Celebrity?

The reality TV show has a redemptive effect on even the most sullied character. Like Matt Hancock, Farage is almost guaranteed his rehabilitation

The Guardian - UK

I’m a Celebrity: Nigel Farage has ‘given up beer’ ahead of rumoured appearance on ITV show

Right-wing politican was pictured smoking a cigarette at Heathrow airport on Saturday, after reportedly nearly turning down show over ‘smoking ban’

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock to tell Covid inquiry he is being made scapegoat by No10 ‘to cover up failings’

The former health secretary’s allies believe he is being used as a ‘dead cat’, with witnesses so far criticising his ‘nuclear levels’ of overconfidence and painting him as a serial liar

The Independent UK

A look inside Boris Johnson’s ‘feral’ No 10: this week at the Covid inquiry

Seven key moments, including top civil servants’ exasperation at chaotic environment in Downing Street

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Evening Standard

Boy George says I'm A Celebrity bosses 'plant questions' to 'manipulate' contestants

The singer, who is the show's highest paid contestant to date, hits out at the ITV show in new book

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage: the I'm A Celeb jungle doesn't scare me

The politician is in final stage talks to appear on the show

The Independent UK

Top civil servant’s foul-mouthed attack on ‘lying’ Matt Hancock at Covid inquiry

The inquiry also saw a message from Lord Sedwill to Simon Case saying Matt Hancock was ‘far up Boris Johnson’s a***’

Evening Standard

Covid rules were confusing and £10,000 fines disproportionate, says Priti Patel

Former Home Secretary tells Covid Inquiry that regulations were hard to understand for police and public

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The Independent UK

Ex-home secretary Priti Patel criticises confusing and complex Covid laws

Dame Priti agreed they were hard to understand for both the police and the public.

Evening Standard

Police had to delay enforcing Covid laws after getting legislation from Matt Hancock minutes before

Martin Hewitt, the ex-chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, said he had to tell then-home secretary Dame Priti Patel they needed more time

The Independent UK

Police delayed law after getting Hancock’s Covid legislation with minutes to go

Martin Hewitt, the ex-chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, said he had to tell then-home secretary Dame Priti Patel they needed more time.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan 'furious' about being blocked from attending emergency Cobra meetings on Covid

Mayor tells the Covid Inquiry he 'could not understand' why he was left out of meetings in weeks before first lockdown

The Independent UK

Top civil servant’s foul-mouthed attack on ‘lying’ Matt Hancock at Covid inquiry

The inquiry also saw a message from Lord Sedwill to Simon Case saying Matt Hancock was ‘far up Boris Johnson’s a***’

The National (Scotland)

Working with Boris Johnson's 'feral' team was like 'taming wild animals'

Working with Boris Johnson’s “brutal and useless” team was like “taming wild animals”, the two most senior civil servants who worked with…

Evening Standard

Top civil servant wanted Matt Hancock sacked as health secretary

Lord Sedwill joked it was necessary to remove Matt Hancock to ‘save lives and protect the NHS’

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