Ant and Dec presents the best bits from the latest series, with cameras following each contestant as they journey out of the jungle and to their luxury hotel on Australia's Gold Coast, where they reveal what they really thought of their fellow campmates. The cast also reunite to share behind-the-scenes stories and reminisce about their time in camp, while there is an interview with the newly crowned King or Queen of the Jungle celebrates their victory and return to reality.

It is the final of the survival challenge for the famous faces after three weeks of facing their fears and braving everything that's been thrown at them at their camp in Australia. Which of them will Ant and Dec crown as this year's King or Queen of the Jungle?

The remaining celebrities have nearly done all they can in this year's quest for the crown. With only 24 hours left in camp, who will walk away as this year's King or Queen of the Jungle?

Coronation Street's Alan Halsall and social media influencer GK Barry left the camp at this point in 2024, so it remains to be seen who will be crossing that bridge at the end of the show. Naturally Ant and Dec report on the past 24 hours in camp as the last few contestants hope they have what it takes to make it to the final.

Ant and Dec report on the past 24 hours in camp as the remaining famous faces do what they can to follow in the footsteps of 2024 winner Danny Jones. On this day last year contestants endured the Arcade of Agony, so it remains to be seen who will emerge victorious from the latest task.

Oti Mabuse took on The Sinister Sarcophagus: The Mummy Returns trial 12 months ago, but will the latest challenge prove too much for a 2025 camper, or campers? Ant and Dec re-cap the past 24 hours in the jungle, while celebrities keep their eyes on the prize.

Ant and Dec present from the jungle as the pressure mounts for the campmates hoping to make it all the way to the final, but another must pack their bags and say their goodbyes.

Ant and Dec take a look at highlights from the past 24 hours, while more of the famous faces take on another of the dreaded Bushtucker Trials as the celebrities continue the final week of jungle life with their campmates.

Ant and Dec present highlights of the past 24 hours as the famous faces continue to face trials and challenges in the hope to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.

Ant and Dec present as the famous faces enter their third week in the Australian jungle. Living off basic rations they must compete in trials in the hope of winning food for camp and try to stay in the race to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.

It's episode 13, so what could possibly go wrong for the famous faces as they near the end of week two in the jungle? Ant and Dec will reveal all from the past 24 hours in camp as the contestants come to terms with the latest challenges.

Ant and Dec reveal highlights from the last 24 hours as the contestants struggle to adapt to life without their usual comforts. Life in camp is proving to be an exhausting experience for some, while others take it in their stride. Tony Blackburn won series one back in 2002, but it remains to be seen who will walk off as either King or Queen of the Jungle in 2025.

Ant and Dec reveal highlights from the last 24 hours as the contestants adapt to life without their usual comforts. Maura Higgins and Jane Moore took part in the Bushtucker trial - Fright at the End of the Tunnel this time last year, so it remains to be seen how taxing the latest challenge is.

Ant and Dec present highlights from the past 24 hours. The celebrities are settling into camp life and bonding with their fellow camp mates, but the pressure is on to feed camp, with more stars on offer in today's trial.

Ant and Dec take a look at highlights from the past 24 hours, while more of the famous faces take on another of the dreaded Bushtucker Trials as the celebrities settle into the second week of jungle life with their campmates.

Ant and Dec present highlights of the past 24 hours. The celebrities have managed a week in camp, away from their home comforts and continue to face trials and challenges in the hope to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.

Ant and Dec present as the famous faces enter their second week in the Australian jungle, living off basic rations and competing in trials in the hope of winning food for camp and try to stay in the race to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.

It's 12 months since Maura Higgins and Richard Coles entered the jungle, and Dean McCullough took on the Lethal Lab challenge. Day six of the 2025 saga sees a very different line-up of stars, though, as usual, Ant and Dec will be presenting highlights from the past 24 hours.

The celebrities are starting to settle into camp life, taking on everything that the jungle throws at them. With stars and treats up for grabs, they must battle it out in trials and challenges. Ant and Dec present highlights from the past 24 hours as the familiar faces cope with either more rice and beans, or a feast, depending on those all-important stars.

Ant and Dec are live from Australia, and this time 12 months ago, Dean McCullough took on the Sinister Sarcophagus trial, while the likes of McFly's Danny Jones, Loose Women panellist Jane Moore, singer Tulisa, presenter Melvin Odoom and former boxer Barry McGuigan adapted to outback life. It remains to be seen whether the latest batch of contestants will do better than the 2024 team.

Ant and Dec reveal highlights from the last 24 hours as the contestants struggle to adapt to life without their usual comforts. Life in the jungle is proving to be a taxing experience for some, while others take it in their stride. At least two major factors weigh on all of their minds - will they have enough to eat, and who will follow in the footsteps of Danny Jones, winner of the 2024 series?

As the new batch of celebrities get used to their new surroundings, they must take on trials and challenges in the hope of winning food for the camp.

Ant and Dec present as the survival challenge returns, with the new batch of famous faces setting up camp in the jungle of Murwillumbah, New South Wales, hoping to be crowned this year's King or Queen of the Jungle and succeed last year's winner Danny Jones.