Season 14

A fresh batch of famous faces wave goodbye to their lives of luxury and set up camp in the Australian wilderness for up to three weeks, battling bugs and Bushtucker Trials, rations and rain, and heat and hunger, all in the name of entertainment. This year, the celebrities have been divided into two groups and for the first time ever, the public will decide their fate before they even set foot in the jungle, choosing which group to send to the Celebrity Slammer - a jungle-style jail - where all manner of discomforts await, and where most importantly one of them will face the first Bushtucker Trial. The others will enjoy a final night of luxury. Ant and Dec follow the drama.

Ant and Dec watch the drama unfold as the contestants acclimatise to their jungle surroundings and get better acquainted with one another, and Jimmy Bullard undertakes the Tunnel of Terror to earn food for his fellow campmates. The survival challenge may have only just begun, but will any of the celebrities already be desperate for a plane ticket home?

Ant and Dec present the latest celebrity happenings from the jungle, as Gemma Collins makes a shock decision. It's a few days into the three-week competition and some of the campers will be struggling, but others will be emerging as potential winners, keen to take the crown from reigning champion Kian Egan.

Both Gemma Collins and Craig Charles have already left the jungle, but the campmates welcome two new arrivals - former MP Edwina Currie and recently axed X Factor singer Jake Quickenden. Ant and Dec present all the highs and lows from the past 24 hours and announce who is next to face the Bushtucker Trial.

Ant and Dec present a round-up of events from the past 24 hours as the contestants spend another day collecting firewood, boiling rice and cleaning out the toilet, as well as performing the odd challenge. With hunger kicking in, the pressure mounts for the next celebrity who must face the Bushtucker Trial to earn food for the camp.

Ant and Dec present the latest jungle stories and announce which unlucky camper will be taking part in the next Bushtucker Trial as the celebrities face another tough day Down Under. Success in the challenge will earn the hungry contestants a decent meal for the day, but failure means they will have to manage on basic food rations.

The surprises keep coming for the celebrities as one of them faces a live Bushtucker Trial in an attempt to win food for their fellow campmates. Having completed their first week Down Under, there are still plenty of nightmarish tasks ahead for the stars, and with homesickness setting in, some of them will be struggling. Ant and Dec round up the best bits from the past 24 hours.

Ant and Dec present highlights from the past 24 hours in the jungle as the famous faces spend another day collecting firewood, tucking into rations and cleaning out the toilet, as well as performing the odd task. At this stage in the competition, some of the campers will be emerging as potential winners, while others will have done more than their fair share of Bushtucker Trials.

The famous faces continue their ordeal in the Australian wilderness, struggling to complete tough daily tasks and dreaded Bushtucker Trials - which aren't there solely to entertain viewers, but also to give the unlucky contestant a chance to win food for their fellow campers. Which of them will be proving themselves to be a contender for King or Queen of the Jungle? Ant and Dec present the celebrity survival challenge.

Ant and Dec present all the highs and lows from the past 24 hours in the Australian jungle as the campmates struggle through another day of hardship in their bug-infested surroundings, all in an attempt to reach the final of the competition. The Geordie duo also reveal who's next to face their fears in the Bushtucker Trial.

Ant and Dec present an update from the camp as the contestants take on more terrifying tasks for the entertainment of the public. The celebrities have survived nearly two weeks away from home, but not everyone is cut out for life amid the horrors of the Australian wilderness, and there are many more challenges ahead for those who stave off elimination.

Ant and Dec present all the highs and lows from the past 24 hours in the Australian jungle as the campmates struggle through another day of hardship in their bug-infested surroundings, all in an attempt to reach the final of the competition. The Geordie duo also reveal who's next to face their fears in the Bushtucker Trial.

Ant and Dec interview today's eliminated contestant about their time in the camp, their jungle likes and dislikes, and who they are tipping to win. But before that, the Geordie duo present the usual round-up of highlights from the past 24 hours as the celebrities struggle through another day of hardship in the bug-infested Australian wilderness.

Tinchy Stryder, Melanie Sykes, Carl Fogarty and Jimmy Bullard find out which one of them will be leaving the jungle after their team lost the tribal Terror Tomb challenge. Meanwhile, Michael Buerk, Vicki Michelle, Kendra Wilkinson, Nadia Forde, Edwina Currie and Jake Quickenden can relax in the knowledge that they have immunity and cannot be sent home. Ant and Dec present.

The celebrities' numbers are further depleted tonight as viewers once again decide which of them is to leave. Ant and Dec present the latest jungle frolics, including another terrifying Bushtucker Trial, which sees one unlucky contestant throwing aside their fears - or throwing away their dignity - to win treats for their hungry fellow campers.

Ant and Dec present the highs and lows of life Down Under and announce the results of another elimination as one of the well-known faces is removed from the Australian jungle. There's also the small matter of the latest Bushtucker Trial, which offers the hungry celebrities the chance to win something a little more appetising than basic food rations - but will the unlucky contestant rise to the challenge or give in to their fears?

The contestants continue their third long week, although for another one it's time to go home as Ant and Dec enter camp to announce who will be packing their bags and returning to a life of luxury. But before that, they present the usual round-up of action, including another entertaining Bushtucker Trial.

At least one camper faces elimination, just two days before the final, and for those left behind, the end is in sight - but there are sure to be more surprises along the way before the 2014 champion is crowned. Plus, Ant and Dec round up the highs and lows of the past 24 hours of the celebrity survival challenge.

Having made it this far in the survival challenge, the remaining contenders all have their eyes on the jungle crown - but who will fall at the last hurdle and miss out on a place in the final? Ant and Dec present footage from the past 24 hours and chat to the latest celebrity voted out by the public, asking them about the highs and lows of life in the jungle and who they are tipping to win.

In previous years there have been mutinies and romances to go with the grumbling stomachs and skimpy bikinis. Within days this time we had the hysterics of Towie's Gemma, the sad news that forced Craig Charles to leave, plus the surprise arrival of Edwina Currie and X Factor's Jake Quickenden. Dramatic or what? But now it's over. Now we discover which of the initial constellation of "stars" will be relieving Kian Egan of his crown. Then the happy campers can teeter across the wobbly rope bridge, chuck the khaki shorts in the bin and themselves into a nice hot bath. It's the final to what has been an eventful three weeks in the Australian jungle, full of terrifying trials, sleepless nights and stomach-churning meals, and the celebrities who have gone all the way Carl Fogarty, Melanie Sykes and Jake Quickenden will now be looking forward to catching a plane home. Ant and Dec follow their last 24 hours in the camp, reveal the results of the public vote and crown this year's winner.