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Celebrity Traitors airs never before seen blunder as cast left floored (opens the original)
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The latest series of Celebrity Traitors has descended into turmoil after one of the celebrities disclosed their identity within five minutes of being appointed a Traitor. During a dramatic opening episode, actor Richard E Grant committed what is being described as the programme's most significant gaffe when he openly confessed to being one of the chosen Traitors in front of astonished fellow contestants at the Scottish castle. Grant is an avid enthusiast of the game and had been telling everyone
Celebrity Traitors' Myha'la left floored by co-star's emotional confession (opens the original)
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Following weeks of anticipation, the second series of The Celebrity Traitors has commenced. Tonight (October 1), the opening episode of the star-studded version of the popular BBC game show was broadcast, offering viewers a proper look at the 21 famous faces participating. This year's glittering line-up features Love Island presenter Maya Jama, singer-songwriter James Blunt and actor Bella Ramsey. Prior to entering Ardross Castle, the celebrities made their way into a church individually before
Rob Beckett says he's 'lucky' to land spot on show 'everyone wants to be on it' (opens the original)
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Rob Beckett is reuniting with Joe Lycett and James Acaster on The Celebrity Traitors nearly two decades after performing in Soho pubs to just eight people. The Tempting Fortune host and comedian said joining the BBC competition alongside friends from his early stand-up days had given him a chance to reflect on how far they had come. His close friend and regular collaborator, comedian Romesh Ranganathan, is also among the cast. But those friendships will not stop Rob from playing the game. If cho
Antiques Roadshow guests floored as '£5' box valued at 60 times the price (opens the original)
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Two visitors to the Antiques Roadshow were stunned to discover the actual value of what they believed was an ordinary item worth no more than £5. Yet, after consulting with one of the programme's specialists during tonight's episode (September 13), they quickly realised they were mistaken. The most recent edition of the BBC antiques show was recorded at Devon's expansive Dartington Estate, with expert Lennox Cato meeting a woman and young girl who had brought along a variety of objects. They sho
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