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On Wednesday 26 February 2025, BBC Two broadcasts Celebrity Antiques Road Trip!

Charlotte Crosby v Louie Spence Season 13 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Celebrity Antiques Road Trip” features presenter Charlotte Crosby and dancer Louie Spence. This exciting episode is set to air on BBC Two and promises a lively adventure in the West Midlands. The two celebrities will travel in style, cruising in a classic Pontiac Trans Am.

Guiding them on their journey are experts Irita Marriott and Serhat Ahmet. Together, they will explore various antique shops and markets, looking for hidden treasures and unique items. Viewers can expect plenty of fun and banter as Charlotte and Louie navigate their way through the world of antiques.

As they search for valuable finds, the episode will showcase the vibrant culture of the West Midlands. The chemistry between the celebrities and their experts is sure to bring a lighthearted tone to the show.

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip returns with a chaotic pairing: Charlotte Crosby and Louie Spence. This week, their antique-hunting escapades steer them through the West Midlands in a vintage Pontiac Trans Am, a vehicle almost as flamboyant as the duo themselves. Experts Irita Marriott and Serhat Ahmet attempt to wrangle the pair, offering guidance amidst the […]

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip: Charlotte Crosby v Louie Spence...

In the upcoming episode of “Celebrity Antiques Road Trip,” viewers can look forward to a vibrant journey with presenter Charlotte Crosby and dancer Louie Spence. This exciting episode, titled “Charlotte Crosby v Louie Spence,” will air on BBC Two at 8:00 Pm on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. The duo will embark on a flamboyant adventure in the West Midlands, cruising in a classic Pontiac Trans Am.

Guided by experts Irita Marriott and Serhat Ahmet, Charlotte and Louie will explore local antique shops and markets, hunting for hidden treasures and unique collectibles. Their contrasting personalities promise plenty of fun and laughter as they navigate the world of antiques. With Charlotte’s bubbly charm and Louie’s theatrical flair, the episode is set to be both entertaining and engaging.

As they compete to find the most valuable items, the friendly rivalry between Charlotte and Louie will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Globalisation isn’t just about lax child labour laws lowering the price of t-shirts; it also has its downsides. Global markets have a tendency to replace local idiosyncrasy with the accessibly bland. Should, for instance, the makers of Sweden’s chocolate Plopp Bar ever branch out into English-speaking territories, they’d be forced to rename their product to something much less funny, and we’d all be the worse off for it.

Murderville, a US series based on BBC Three’s Murder in Successville, is worse off for just that reason. In the transatlantic translation of the semi-improvised detective comedy, a niche element has been dropped, and with it, much of the original’s charm. Here’s the premise: every episode, a celebrity guest is thrown amongst a regular cast of comedy actors to solve a murder alongside the lead detective. There’s a part-script for everybody but the celebrity,...

Last weeks episode of Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK will go down as one of the most memorable in episodes of Drag Race her-story! It started with all the queens been sent home and forced to quarantine for 7 months which was crazy; we had the return and second elimination of the international cabaret sensation Joe Black; and saw the premiere of one of the most annoyingly catchy songs to ever come for drag race. “U K Hun” by the United Kingdolls has been on loop for me since last week and made it to the #1 downloaded song on iTunes! We technically saw two eliminations last week as Veronica Green tested positive for the virus and so was unable to return to filming but was offered a free pass to next years competition. I recently discovered a video of Veronica Green singing on the BBC singing show “All Together Now...

Last week on “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK” Ru let the queens have it with a real kick in the arse. Both Tia Kofi and Joe Black, the latter of which had freshly reentered the race by a vote of her peers, were taken to task for leaving too much to be desired in their runway presentations. As two members of the losing girl group in the singing challenge, they found themselves in the bottom and lip syncing to stay. In the end, Tia bested Joe and sent the first eliminated queen home for a second time.

RuPaul Charles is back again to host the second season of the UK series alongside her longtime friend and collaborator Michelle Visage. They’re joined on the panel by entertainment legends Alan Carr and Graham Norton, as well as a collection of guest judges throughout the season. Read below for our recap of episode...

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Rylan Clark-Neal and pals take on The Crystal Maze for Stand Up To Cancer this week. Here’s how they got on…

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The Crystal Maze music alone makes me happy.

It isn’t just nostalgia. Aside from that time Dean Goodall’s mum ironed his shell suit then made him wear it to the year seven summer disco, the early nineties weren’t even that much fun. They were listless days that passed in a scrunchie-fuelled haze. Pogs came and pogs went. We drowned our ennui by drinking melted blue ice poles and doing the Time Warp. Again.

No, the joy of The Crystal Maze is intrinsic.

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The revived Crystal Maze is a winner, as its second Stand Up To Cancer celebrity special proves…

“I love The Crystal Maze!” said Joey Essex, once he’d worked out what one was and that he was in it. “Haven’t we revitalised the format?!” agreed Richard Ayoade enthusiastically, sadly putting Joey right back in the lap of confusion.

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Ayoade and Essex, two very different kinds of men. Watching them try to converse can’t be unlike watching an owl try to mate with a suitcase. Having seen it now though, I just want more. Quick, someone commission a show in which the pair of them team up to fight crime or catch cowboy roofers or conduct a public vote for the nation’s best Center Parcs. Whatever it is, I know I wouldn’t be able to look away.

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The Crystal Maze is back with a new Maze Master, a new Futuristic Zone, and all the fun of the original...

You can question TV’s current Rosebud-like obsession with stuff that used to make us happy as kids all you like; the truth is that watching Richard Ayoade being wry to people dressed like ghostbusters is just good medicine. Watching Richard Ayoade in salmon pink corduroy being wry to minor celebrities dressed like ghostbusters is excellent medicine.

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Throw in some diverting games and theme music that instantly lifts the spirits and you’ve got a remedy that gives you an hour (or, forty-five minutes not including ads) in which to forget the world’s parlous state and feel...

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Unrivalled in its ability to showcase the worst of people, Channel 4's Come Dine With Me sucks viewers into an ineludible abyss...

Dinner parties are rubbish, they're just dinner with added pressure. Why add pressure to dinner? It’s probably the best meal of the day. Come Dine With Me dinner parties on the other hand, are amazing. Intrigue! Underhand tactics! People riffling through strangers’ bedroom drawers! They've got it all.

For those who don’t know, Channel 4's Come Dine With Me entails people from the same area each putting on a dinner party on consecutive nights in the hope of winning £1000. They all score each other out of ten and with any luck, someone kicks off.

There is something wonderful about watching a group of people who have been thrust together in such an unusual situation – who will make the most disastrous dish?...

Strictly Come Dancing is already three celebrities down... and we're going to lose another this week! The remaining stars will be doing everything to make sure it's not them, so we should be in for some pretty spectacular moves this evening.

As we saw last week with Jay's quickstep, anything could happen, so join us from 6.35pm when the show kicks off on BBC One and we'll bring you all the action...

20:20That's your lot for tonight though? Do keep hitting the comments to let us know what you made of tonight's action. Who was the best? Who was the worst? And who do you think will be going home? And stick with DS for all the Strictly coverage you need!

20:17Right, so Kellie and Helen are at the top of the leaderboard... while Jeremy is down at the bottom. But will that stay the same after you've cast your votes?...

We love the day when the candidates for the new series of The Apprentice are announced - who will have the best soundbite? As always, the boys look like they'll be great viewing, but if you want to get to know them a bit better, you're in luck - have a watch of their audition tapes below...

1. Brett Butler-Smythe

"My mates would probably say there's a striking resemblance to Louie Spence."

2. Dan Callaghan

"A lot of people laugh at me. A lot of people compare me to Boris Johnson. Which I find quite upsetting."

3. David Stevenson

"What makes me a good candidate is the fact that I'm wearing tweed."

4. Gary Poulton

"I am known as Mr Mankini."

5. Joseph Valente

"I imagine myself being a billionaire, because if Richard Branson can do it, Donald Trump can do it, the guy from Facebook can do it, I can do it."

6. Mergim...

From the live grand finale of Celebrity Big Brother to Strictly Come Dancing's first live show of 2015, here are Digital Spy's top TV picks over the next seven days.

Monday: Girls Can Code, 9pm on BBC Three

In a bid to inspire more girls to take up computer coding, this BBC Three two-part series combines the science of Tomorrow's World with the competitive chaos of The Apprentice. Five young women more accustomed to selfie snapping than website servers take on the male-dominated digital world.

BBC Radio 1 presenter Alice Levine (best known for Big Brother's Bit on the Side) hosts as the girls attempt to pitch their prototypes to the UK tech industry. No doubt leaving us viewers feeling old, but engrossed.

Tuesday: The Naked Choir with Gareth Malone, 9pm on BBC Two

He's already formed singing groups out of military wives, random celebrities and kids, and now he's looking...

There wasn't much dancing in Westlife, but Louie Spence has given us a taste of what might have been.

In a clip from this afternoon's (September 10) episode of celeb cookery game show Who's Doing the Dishes?, the Pineapple Dance Studios star teaches host and former boyband singer Brian McFadden some very sexy moves.

McFadden laments the fact that Spence never danced for his band, before the choreographer points out: "There wasn't a lot of dancing in Westlife, was there?

"A lot of chair action going on, wasn't there?"

The 'Real to Me' singer asks Spence whether he could have made them a bit sexier, to which the dancer knowingly replies, "Brian, really?" and proceeds to get involved in some "hip action".

Who's Doing the Dishes? involves four diners spending a week in different mystery celebrities' houses as they try to guess who is cooking their food, with clues given during the meal.

Tom Hardy has admitted that he wants to return to the big screen as Bane.

The Mad Max: Fury Road star played Batman's tough, mumbling nemesis in The Dark Knight Rises, but when asked if he would be up for a return to the DC Comics universe, his answer was crystal clear.

"Of course! I'm Bane," he told MTV.

Hardy also gave his thoughts on who would win in a fight between Batman and Superman, ahead of the pair's much-anticipated face-off in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

"I would like to hold the pair of them underwater until the bubbles stop," he said, though he joked that he would be playing Pineapple Dance Studios star Louie Spence at the time.

Hardy is starring as both of the Kray twins in the drama Legend, which is released on Wednesday (September 9) in the UK, and on October 2 in the Us.

Legend...

The latest batch of famous faces for Pointless Celebrities has been unveiled.

The upcoming run will see the likes of Scott Mills, Greg James, Sarah-Jane Crawford and Trevor Nelson taking part.

Former F1 stars David Coulthard and Nigel Mansell will also appear, as well as child stars from Grange Hill and Willy Wonka.

Father and son Gary and Harry Lineker are teaming up. Angellica Bell and Michael Underwood will work together, too.

A pop music episode will see Eternal sisters Vernie and Easther Bennett, Sinitta and Union J's Jaymi Hensley participating.

Jedward and Louie Spence are showing up for a Halloween special, with Kym Wilde and pantomime favourites The Krankies popping up for Christmas.

Hosted by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman, celebrities must rack their brains to come up with answers nobody else can think of.

Each question has been put to a panel of 100 people, before the show...

It's here! We can't believe it's come around so quickly, but it's time for the Britain's Got Talent final - and tonight, someone (or some people) will walk away a wee bit richer (and a wee bit nervous about performing for the royal family).

It's promising to be a pretty spectacular talent extravaganza (oh yes), so join us from 7.30pm when the show begins on ITV as we bring you all the action...

22:01Right, though, that's your lot for this series! Do keep leaving your comments in the box below - let us know if you're happy with the result, if you're disappointed, if you're sad that you have no more Bgt this year... we want to know it all. Thanks for joining us!

21:59Jules thanks everyone who voted for Matisse and all the rest of her dogs. Next stop: the Royal Variety. "I'm going to have to buy a corgi,...

It's here! We can't believe it's come around so quickly, but it's time for the Britain's Got Talent final - and tonight, someone (or some people) will walk away a wee bit richer (and a wee bit nervous about performing for the royal family).

It's promising to be a pretty spectacular talent extravaganza (oh yes), so join us from 7.30pm when the show begins on ITV as we bring you all the action...

21:30We're filling some time while the voting takes place, so here's another look back at the series. Have you enjoyed it?

21:28Well, we don't really know what to say about Michael Flatley. It was all very energetic and we do kind of want one of his dancers' sparkly tops, mind. He promises that it really was his last TV performance: "I'm a bit long in the tooth now."

21:25(This is all we can think...

Hidden camera magic shows are now the rage, and if you love watching unsuspecting people become a magician’s audience, take a look at “Tricked,” ITV2′s latest television show. “Tricked” brings a new element to ITV2′s slate of British and American programming, including “Celebrity Juice,” “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” “The Only Way is Essex” and others. Here’s more about “Tricked”: “(New and Exclusive to ITV2) Hidden camera magic show. Ben Hanlin goes undercover to trick the unwary, before astonishing them with amazing magic. This episode, Ben convinces boy band The Vamps that they have dropped an amp on a dog before making Louie Spence drop a case containing 100,000 pounds [ Read More ]

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Louie Spence wants to judge 'Strictly Come Dancing'. The 45-year-old star enjoyed his stint on the 'Dancing on Ice' panel in 2012 and is keen to land a similar role, though doesn't think Len Goodman, Darcey Bussell, Bruno Tonioli or Craig Revel Horwood will be leaving the BBC contest any time soon. He said: ''I think Im a good judge when it comes to dance as I've spent my whole life doing it. ''[Would I do 'Strictly'?] Of course! But their panel is very established. I can't see them going anywhere as it works so well.'' Louie is currently working in a touring production...

We loved the first series of The Jump last year - but this one has been even better, and we're gutted to be saying goodbye to it tonight. Real competitive spirit, a great cast, new and exciting events (some of them live) - we've never shouted so loudly at our TV.

But before we wave goodbye, there's the all-important Cowbell Trophy to hand out. Will it go to Louise Thompson or Louise Hazel? To sportsmen Mike Tindall or Jon-Allan Butterworth? Or to TV personalities Joey Essex or Chloe Madeley? We're about to find out!

Standing in their way are the dreaded ski cross, the air jump and - of course - the jump itself. So join us from 8pm when the show begins on Channel 4 as we bring you all the action...

20:28No, not an advert break! We need more jumping and we need it now! Who do...

We loved the first series of The Jump last year - but this one has been even better, and we're gutted to be saying goodbye to it tonight. Real competitive spirit, a great cast, new and exciting events (some of them live) - we've never shouted so loudly at our TV.

But before we wave goodbye, there's the all-important Cowbell Trophy to hand out. Will it go to Louise Thompson or Louise Hazel? To sportsmen Mike Tindall or Jon-Allan Butterworth? Or to TV personalities Joey Essex or Chloe Madeley? We're about to find out!

Standing in their way are the dreaded ski cross, the air jump and - of course - the jump itself. So join us from 8pm when the show begins on Channel 4 as we bring you all the action...

20:58So it's goodbye from us, but make sure you get in the comments and let us...

Steve-o is the latest celebrity to be eliminated from The Jump.

The shock-stunt performer failed to make it through to the semi-final after competing in a live jump-off.

The show began with the celebrities being split into groups of four to compete on the icy Ski Cross course. The person from each group with the slowest time was then required to take part in a live jump.

Mike Tindall triumphed in the first race, where Louise Thompson collided with Steve-o and enabled Jb Gill to take second place.

The second heat saw novice skier Joey Essex finish in first place, with Louise Hazel as runner-up.

In the third deciding run, Thompson held an insurmountable lead after recovering from her earlier crash and secured her place in the next round.

In the first jump-off, Chloe Madeley's 6.66m effort beat Steve-o's 6.57m high jump.

Jon-Allan Butterworth then took to the...

Lady Victoria Hervey has left The Jump in a nail-biting 'jump-off'.

It took Mike Tindall making the final jump to secure a place in the next episode and knock out the socialite.

Lady Victoria had only made 13.5m during her attempt and was beaten by Tindall's 17m.

Before Tindall's jump, Chloe Madeley scored 14.5m - meaning the jump-off went to the final possible stage.

Lady Victoria is the latest celeb to leave the show, following Louie Spence, Jodie Kidd, Phil Tufnell, Dom Parker, Heather Mills and Ashley Roberts.

She had battled with her fellow contestants, particularly Jodie Kidd who admitted that she was shocked by how "nasty" Lady Victoria was to her.

The Jump returns tomorrow at 8pm on Channel 4.

The Jump's Stacey Solomon has laughed off rumours that she is romantically involved with her fellow competitor Steve-o.

Solomon, who was eliminated from the competition last night (February 4), described Steve-o as "sweet" for being disappointed about her exit.

However, she insisted that they are just friends, saying today: "I love Steve-o, I'll definitely stay in contact with him.

"He's a really good friend of mine, I get on with him so well, but no. I've got two kids and a mortgage - I'm not looking for anything! I don't want to be with anybody. I'm happy.

"I really like him, I really, really like him, but we're just really good mates. Sorry!"

She added: "I'm just not in that place at all. I've got two amazing men in my life - my children - and that will do me, thank you!"

Solomon did reveal that she had been spending a lot of time with Steve-o,...

Stacey Solomon is the latest celebrity to be eliminated from The Jump.

The reality star failed to make it through to the next challenge after competing in a live jump-off.

The show began with the celebrities being split into pairs to compete on the Parallel Slalom. The person from each group with the slowest time was then required to take part in a live jump.

The contestant with the lowest jump was then eliminated.

Mike Tindall beat Louise Thompson in the first race and Jon-Allan Butterworth beat Stacey Solomon. As a result, Thompson and Solomon faced the jump.

Thompson then registered a jump of 16m and Solomon was next with 13.5m.

Joey Essex and Chloe Madeley were the next pair to face the Parallel Slalom, with Joey winning by just over a tenth of a second in a very close tie.

Lady Victoria Hervey then beat Steve-o in their head to head,...

Stacey Solomon has revealed a few romantic secrets on The Jump.

The reality star opened up while playing Snog, Marry, Avoid on the show, revealing that given a choice, she'd snog Steve-o.

Solomon told Made In Chelsea's Louise Thompson and Chloe Madeley that out of the boys in the competition, she'd marry Jon-Allan Butterworth and avoid Mike Tindall because he's married.

She then said that she'd snog Jackass star Steve-o, "because he'd probably snog me".

Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd were eliminated from The Jump last night (February 4).

Kidd has since admitted that she was shocked by how "nasty" Lady Victoria Hervey was to her on the show.

The Jump star Louie Spence has revealed that he got a kiss and cuddle from Mike Tindall after being eliminated from the competition.

Spence - who beat Tindall in the skeleton on Sunday but was eliminated last night (February 3) - told Digital Spy and other reporters today that he had a good relationship with the rugby star.

"I always got a big hug and a kiss off Mike," he said. "He's fiercely competitive and I think he does want to win everything, but he's a gentle giant as well. I mean, once showtime's over and he's tried to take you out – and I don't mean for a drink – he's the sweetest guy you could ever meet. So I did get my kiss and cuddle, which was quite nice. No tongue."

Spence - who confessed that he "absolutely did not expect to beat" Tindall and that he wanted someone to "slap...

Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd have been eliminated from 'The Jump'. The choreographer and the model have become the latest stars to be ejected from the competition after facing J.B. Gill and Louise Hazel respectively in the jump off. Louie registered a distance of 6.44m air jump, just short of the 6.48m the former Jls singer managed, while Louise convincingly beat Jodie with a 6.83m effort to 6.71m. The stars found themselves facing the eliminator following poor performances in the brutal snow cross. Despite his disappointment, Louie insisted the competition had been ''a lot of fun''. He tweeted afterwards: ''Thanks for all your tweets, it's...

Joey Essex has been learning the Austrian folk tradition of Aperschnalzen.

The reality star practised the traditional art of whip-cracking on E4's The Jump: On the Piste this evening.

The Towie star, who is currently competing on Channel 4's The Jump, can be seen channelling his inner Indiana Jones with a fedora hat and whip in the pictures.

He also tried Schnapps for the first time, and judging from his reaction, he's not a fan.

The Jump: On the Piste continues tomorrow at 7.30pm on E4.

Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd became the latest celebrities to be eliminated from The Jump on tonight's show (February 3).

Essex recently failed to land a jump during training for The Jump, and was convinced that he had broken a bone in his bum.

Louie Spence and Jodie Kidd are the latest celebrities to be eliminated from The Jump.

The two failed to make it through to the next challenge after competing in a live jump-off.

The show began with the celebrities being split into threes to compete on the brutal Snow Cross. The person from each group with the slowest time was then required to take part in a live jump.

The two celebrities who managed the smallest jump then had to leave the competition.

First to try the event were Joey Essex, Mike Tindall and Spence. The dancer came a firm last in the heat.

He was then joined in a jump-off by Jls's Jb Gill after he lost out to Steve-o and Jon-Allan Butterworth in their event.

Spence was eliminated after his 6.44m jump was beaten by Gill's 6.48m effort.

Next up were Louise Hazel, Stacey Solomon and Chloe Madeley.

Hazel finished last in their challenge,...

The Jump's eliminees Dom Parker and Phil Tufnell have opened up about their exit from the competition tonight - promising that they'll reunite on Dom's upcoming chat show.

Speaking to reporters including Digital Spy in Austria after losing out to Jb Gill and Mike Tindall, the duo - who became "good mates" during training - explained that they would love to work together in the future.

"I'll invite him [on the show] - whether or not he turns up or not," Parker joked. "As long as he brings me a box of chocolates."

As Tufnell suggested that he could bring the drinks out, Parker agreed: "Yes, you can be the butler. Who's the celebrity butler today?"

Tufnell added that the duo could go on a skiing holiday together, with Parker adding: "We could do that. A bit of mountaineering, perhaps. We could take on the North Face of the Eiger or something, barefoot.

Phil Tufnell and Dom Parker are the first two celebrities to be eliminated from The Jump.

The two men failed to make it through to the next challenge after competing in a live jump-off.

The Jump live blog: Return of celebrity winter sports contest as it happened

The show began with the eight male celebrities being split into pairings to compete on the Skeleton track. The person from each pair with the lowest time was then required to take part in a live jump.

The two celebrities who provided the smallest jump then had to leave the competition.

First to face the jump was Mike Tindall, whose Skeleton track time of 46.08 seconds didn't beat Louie Spence's 44.79 seconds.

Tindall was joined on the ledge by cricketer Phil Tufnell, who lost out to Joey Essex on the Skeleton by less than a second.

The rugby player scored a live jump of 18m,...

The Jump is back! Following the sad demise of fellow sports skills/celebrity-breaking shows Splash and Tumble, The Jump has managed to secure itself a second series on Channel 4.

Davina McCall returns to host the show tonight, with celebrity contestants including former Jls singer Jb Gill, ex-Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, former rugby star Mike Tindall (married to equestrian and royal Zara Phillips) and Gogglebox favourite Dom Parker.

In fact, we'll see a cast of 16 celebs put through the trauma of performing a daring ski jump live on TV - and they've been sharing their secrets and fears ahead of the start of competition.

The action kicks off tonight with some of our brave celebs taking part in the skeleton: but who will triumph? Who will be going home after the first round? And will we see any nasty injuries? Join us from 7pm to find out.

The Jump 2015:...

We're standing in a hotel in Innsbruck, Austria, and it is just over 24 hours until the very first live show of The Jump. Pleasingly, Dom Parker has lived up to his Gogglebox persona by wandering in with a glass of red wine, but we don't blame him for having a drink - he's been through the wars.

Dom was sent to hospital earlier in the week after he was suspected of having a concussion, but he's on the mend now - although his shoulder's still dodgy (as is Jb Gill's, who admitted he's frustrated he can't give 100% at the moment - though he did joke that none of the other Jls boys would have dared to do the show, with poor Marvin being dubbed the least likely to follow in Jb's footsteps).

But they're not the only contestants feeling the pain. "I fall over about 15 times a day," Phil Tufnell winced.

Joey Essex is training hard for The Jump, and he's certainly feeling the strain...

The reality star failed to land a jump during training, and was convinced that he'd broken a bone in his bum.

The Jump: Everything you need to know about the stars

Obviously in pain, Essex asked producers: "Can you break your bum bones?"

The former Towie star is competing on the winter sports series alongside Jls singer Jb Gill, Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson and dancer Louie Spence.

Asked what he is most looking forward to about The Jump, he said: "The skeleton, I think, will be good fun. I like things like that. Even as a little kid, on slides I'd always try and go down face first."

He also predicted that he would strike up a friendship out on the slopes with fellow competitor Steve-o, as he's "obviously a complete joker".

The Jump...

The Jump is back this weekend but we have to ask - do these celebrities know what they're getting themselves in for? Two stars have already ruled themselves out after picking up injuries in training - sorry, Ola Jordan and Sally Bercow - but still there are 16 famous faces ready to risk life and limb in pursuit of the coveted Cowbell trophy.

If you want to know a bit more about these crazy celebs, you're in luck - here's all the info you need about the stars taking part this year...

The Men

Dom Parker

Channel 4's given nickname: Dom 'The Arctic Fox' Parker

Age: 49

From: Sandwich, Kent

Famous for: Being on Gogglebox as half of posh, boozy couple Steph & Dom.

Key Quote: "I'm not expecting to win, probably because I'm a bit old and a bit fat. But there's a part of me deep down thinking, 'If I'm going to do it,...

Jodie Kidd has joined Channel 4's The Jump.

The former model and TV presenter has been drafted in as a replacement for Sally Bercow, who was forced to pull out after fracturing two ribs during training.

She is now on her way to Austria to begin training for the winter sports competition.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Ola Jordan was also sidelined by injury, and has since been replaced by Chloe Madeley.

Earlier this week, Louie Spence stripped off for a photo during a break from training, while Joey Essex posted a group selfie from the slopes.

Jls singer Jb Gill, Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson, socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, Heather Mills and Stacey Solomon will also take part in the new series.

The Jump returns to Channel 4 in early 2015.

Sally Bercow has been forced to pull out of The Jump due to injury.

The wife of the Speaker of the House of Commons fractured two ribs during training for the Channel 4 show this week, according to The Sun.

Bercow is the second celebrity to be sidelined this series, after Strictly Come Dancing's Ola Jordan pulled out with a knee injury.

It has since been announced that Chloe Madeley will replace Jordan on the series, but a replacement for Bercow has yet to be announced.

Earlier this week, Louie Spence stripped off for a photo during a break from training in Austria, while Joey Essex posted a group selfie from the slopes.

Jls singer Jb Gill, Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson, socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, Heather Mills and Stacey Solomon will also take part in the new series.

The Jump returns to Channel 4 in early 2015.

In his own inimitable style, Louie Spence braved the cold for his latest snaps from the set of Channel 4's The Jump.

The choreographer and television personality is among the 16 famous faces set to compete in the upcoming second series of the winter sports competition.

With the brave group now hard at training in Austria, Spence took time out to show off his physique as he prepared to hit the slopes.

Or this #thejump pic.twitter.com/UndZKHVHEl

— Louie Spence (@louiespence) January 4, 2015

The former Dancing on Ice judge will be joined by stars including Jls singer Jb Gill, Towie's Joey Essex, socialite Lady Victoria Hervey, Heather Mills and Stacey Solomon.

Chloe Madeley has been added to the line-up, replacing Strictly Come Dancing's Ola Jordan, who pulled out due to injury.

Ready for the slopes #thejump pic.twitter.com/6Jnuo0kdLr

— Louie Spence (@louiespence) January 4, 2015

Meanwhile, Spence wasn't the...

A selection of nine teasers has been released for the new series of The Jump.

Each of the short clips features one of the currently-announced celebrities - Dom Parker from Gogglebox, Jls's Jb, Joey Essex, Louie Spence, Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson, Mike Tindall, Phil Tufnell, Sally Bercow and Stacey Solomon - in action.

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Presented by Davina McCall, The Jump returns to Channel 4 in early 2015.

In addition to the Bobsleigh, Slalom and Ski Cross from the first series, a number of new winter sports will be added to the show.

Strictly Come Dancing's Ola Jordan has pulled out of the show after suffering an injury.

Ola Jordan has been forced to pull out of Channel 4's The Jump.

The Strictly Come Dancing star suffered an injury during training for the second series of the winter sports show.

The 32-year-old is believed to have hurt her leg and hips during an accident at The Snow Centre's indoor slope in Hemel Hempstead.

A spokesperson for Channel 4 confirmed: "Unfortunately Ola can no longer take part in The Jump due to injury."

It is unclear whether the injuries will affect her future dancing career, although it is thought that she will be unable to perform in any further Strictly professional dances this series.

The Jump will return to Channel 4 early next year with Davina McCall back on board as presenter.

Joey Essex, Louie Spence, Stacey Solomon and Ashley Roberts have all been confirmed for the lineup.

Watch Ola Jordan and Steve Backshall perform on Strictly Come Dancing...

Channel 4 has revealed the celebrities taking part in 2015's The Jump.

The second series of the winter sports competition will be presented by Davina McCall once again, accompanied by 16 celebrities.

The male line-up includes Jls singer Jb Gill, Gogglebox star Dom Parker and Towie's Joey Essex.

Paralympian Jon-Allan Butterworth will also take part alongside Louie Spence, former England cricketer Phil Tufnell and Jackass star Steve-o.

The female side consists of ex-Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, Stacey Solomon, ballroom dancer Ola Jordan and Made in Chelsea's Louise Thompson.

Heather Mills, wife of the Speaker of the House of Commons Sally Bercow, socialite Lady Victoria Hervey and heptathlete Louise Hazel will also take part.

The sixteen celebrities will all compete in the skeleton, with the fastest celebrities qualifying for the show. The slowest will compete in a live ski jump, with the losers joining the Subs Bench.

The full line-up of...

The X Factor celebrated Big Band music tonight (November 15) with retro covers of everything from 'Cry Me a River' to 'She Bangs'.

Naturally, the contestants tackling the golden age of swing garnered quite a lot of chatter on social media.

Digital Spy rounds up the best Twitter reactions to The X Factor Week 6 below:

1. The holidays are just around the corner, but Simon 'Debbie Downer' Cowell certainly was Not full of cheer in his critiques tonight.

Simon talking some shit tonight... Love him

— Louie Spence (@louiespence) November 15, 2014

Andrea's beard is even more impressive than Simon Cowell's #XFactor pic.twitter.com/8qtqcl7R9q

— Katie Weasel (@KatieWeasel) November 15, 2014

Simon Cowell wasn't even watching Andrea. He was watching them violinist incase they had eggs at the ready. #XFactor

— Jack Jones (@Jonezy113) November 15, 2014

Debbie Downer pic.twitter.com/9NF1O6wSrn

— clare hagiioannu (@clarehagiioannu) November 15, 2014

Somewhere there is a woman called...

This Saturday's (October 18) Strictly Come Dancing had entertainment for everyone, whether it was Tim Wonnacott's matador costume or Brendan Cole's "escaped bongos" trouser malfunction.

With host Tess Daly providing constant chatter and an audience not afraid to boo the judges, this is what Twitter had to say about tonight's events.

Dancing judges are my own personal ebola #Scd

— Stuart Heritage (@stuheritage) October 18, 2014

No Donny Osmond this week? #Scd pic.twitter.com/CFys6s5exo

— Lucie Tobin (@msloobylou) October 18, 2014

I dance to this on the Wii. I could teach that Frankie from the Saturdays and Kevin from Grimsby a move or two. *looks to camera* #scd

— gibbzer (@gibbzer) October 18, 2014

Even Claudia knows Donny ten doesn't count #scd

— Natasha Louise (@tashaontv) October 18, 2014

This is what Saturday night tv is about putting a smile on your face @AlisonHammond2 #Scd

— Louie Spence (@louiespence) October 18, 2014

Scott dances how I'd dance. Every now and then,...

The BBC has detailed three celebrity editions of The Great British Sewing Bee.

Each Children In Need special will see four famous faces attempt to impress judges Patrick Grant and May Martin, and will be fronted by a different guest host.

DJ Edith Bowman, Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers, Coronation Street actress Wendi Peters, and Embarrassing Bodies' Dr Dawn Harper will compete in the first episode, presented by Jenny Éclair .

Sara Cox will oversee Pineapple Dance Studios' Louie Spence, stand-up Mark Watson, TV presenter Gaby Roslin and actress Pam Ferris in the second edition.

Finally, BBC Radio 1's Gemma Cairney, comedian Helen Lederer, author Kathryn Flett, and Overtones singer Timmy Matley will hit the sewing machines when Anita Rani takes charge.

Speaking about the shows, Bowman said: "It was a total joy to be part of Gbsb for BBC Children in Need, if not totally daunting.

"Having Patrick...

In the '80s, we got Countdown and Channel 4. In the '90s, we got the Spice Girls and Channel 5. In the '00s, we got Dave and Top Gear repeats.

And in the whatever-we-call-this-decade, we've got ITVBe and Towie. Lots and lots of Towie.

Not content with ITV2, ITV3 and ITV4, the broadcaster launches ITVBe this evening, a home for "entertainment and lifestyle" programming. That basically means more Towie.

Who would want to miss this momentous moment in broadcasting history? All the big guns - Jamelia, Mark Wright and Denise Van Outen - are involved at some point tonight, and we'll be sticking it out for the duration.

We'll be live blogging the whole evening from the Peter Andre kick-off at 7pm to the closing of the reem Towie party at 11pm - just dipping out in time to avoid Joe Swash on Celebrity Dinner Date.

Join us...

An undercover Ben Hanlin deceived Louie Spence for the second episode of Tricked.

The magician posed as a director while Spence spent the day on a yacht, believing he was fronting a newspaper competition.

Spence was asked to stand by the side of the yacht, holding a case containing what he thought to be £100,000.

As the dancer posed with the case, it opened and sent the money into the ocean.

Hanlin asked a shocked Spence, "Are you okay just to say you did it? Is that alright?"

"Well I did do it, but it wasn't my fault," he retorted.

"I'm not going to be responsible for, how much went in there? It looks like about bleeding ten grand. I'm not going to give you bleeding ten grand."

"Well, it's a 100 grand," Hanlin told Spence.

A panicking Spence said: "You must be joking darling, I've just got a mortgage. You're not getting 100 grand out of me.

Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee in the hot tub with Gary Busey; Helen Flanagan weeping relentlessly in the Diary Room; and David McIntosh parading around in Those short shorts.... the possibilities for this series of Celebrity Big Brother are endless.

So, as we eagerly await for the mystery(ish) celebrity guests to enter the famous house in Elstree, we've decided to reminisce with our favourite ever star contestants below:

1. Jackie Stallone

"Yeah, Jackie," were the only two words uttered from the side of Jackie's heavily siliconed mouth as she entered the house, draped in fur and dripping in jewels. Her entrance soon became one of the most memorable moments from the entire series.

It was part-Jackie's presence, part-Jackie's face that really shocked Brigitte Nielsen back on the show in 2005 when her former mother-in-law entered the house on day five.

Fellow housemates had to refer to Jackie as the Queen Mother,...

The lineup for this year's Pointless Celebrities series has been announced by BBC One.

Beginning with an August 9 comedy special, the upcoming series will feature different themes each week.

Four teams of two from the world of music, TV, soaps, sport, food and drink, journalism, radio and theatre will compete for charity in weekly specials to air on Saturday evenings on BBC One.

The first show pits Lesley Joseph and Linda Robson from Birds of a Feather against Ronni Ancona and Phil Cornwell, Su Pollard and Ruth Madoc, and Josh Widdicombe and his partner Sara Pascoe.

Standout teams from the series include Stefan Dennis and fellow Neighbours star Rebekah Elmaloglou, who will square off against Ray Quinn and Louis Emerick from Brookside.

Antony Costa from Blue will team with 5ive's Scott Robinson in the music special, while TV stars Louie Spence and Carol McGiffin will face off against the likes...