News about Christine Hamilton

Iconic cult game show A Hole In The Wall might get a new reboot, 15 years since the last series. It first aired in 2008 on BBC1 and although it was renewed for only two series - it easily captured viewers who got to see celebrities in an attempt to form the shape of the a hole in the wall. The hole would slid horizontally towards them, making the gruelling challenge turn into memorably hilarious moments.

JAMIE BLACKETT: I have a picture in my mind's eye that one part of North Wiltshire is interwoven by the Roman road, the Fosse Way, when anyone speaks about unspoilt English countryside. Both sides of the Fosse are covered in bats, and you've most likely seen the armies of several English civil wars pass by. These trees give the landscape a parkland feel, a savannah landscape stretching back to pre-history, but since the Enclosure Acts of the 18th and 19th centuries got rid of common land, it has been a patchwork of small fields bordered by thick hedges. Small family farms in the area are mainly due to a rich mosaic of pasture grazed by cattle and fields of cereals, converting from brown to gold and back again as they return to millenny as they approach millennia. Fields that are haunted by kestrels by day and barn owls by night.

In the I'm A Celebrity Jungle, Darren Day has admitted to going "cold turkey" from drink and drugs. In 2002, the actor and singer, who is now 55, appeared on the first series of I'm A Celebrity, and he was disqualified third. Darren has been open about his drug use in the past, but for the first time since being in the jungle, he stopped using them abruptly.

Carol Vorderman, a former countdown star, has been a critic of Conservative Veteran Minister Johnny Mercer, whose wife, Felicity, has launched a thinly-veiled attack on the TV maths specialist. The Mercers were once referred to as the 'Neil and Christine Hamilton of today,' Ms Vorderman had stated earlier.' Mrs Mercer said Vorderman should be stripped of her RAF 'Honor Group Captain' title because she'shouldn't be political.'

'Merteil and Christine Hamilton of today's Carol Vorderman (left) has fired back at Johnny Mercer and his partner Felicity Cornelius-Mercer (right), describing them as the 'Neil and Christine Hamilton of today'.' Mrs Cornelius-Mercer, who works in her husband's parliamentary office, receives more than an army officer and twice as much as a young soldier,' she tweeted today. Cornelius-Mercer, whose husband is the veterans' affairs minister, said last night that Ms Vorderman was a "celebrity attack dog" and that she was "inciting people to hate all Tories."

Grant Harrold (left), who served on the monarch's Highgrove estate from 2005 to 2011, recommended that people reconsider their method of slicing into cheeses, such as bries. The etiquette specialist, who hails from Airdrie, Scotland, shot himself enjoying a dinner party with author Christine Hamilton (right). Grant pointed out a common mistake that people make to his 160,000 followers as they prepare to enjoy some cheese and grapes.

On our video podcast Jungle Confidential, Christine Hamilton, one of the original I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here contestants, joins Katie Hind. And the television presenter didn't hold back with her critique of some of this year's contestants, including Olivia Attwood, Owen Warnes, and Matt Hancock. She also reflects on her time with Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, and how she managed to smuggle contraband past ITV's minds and into the jungle.