He endured maggots down his back and was even bitten by a Bandicoot as he put his hand in a hole to retrieve a star. They are often the celebs who have the biggest fears or most extravagant reactions, rather than those who grin and bear it. It’s compulsory to show your colleagues proof of this, even if you’ve left work for the day (pictures of replies in the work group chat are encouraged).

It’s exemplified by an actual secretary of state, Chris Heaton-Harris, repeatedly going on telly yesterday to smugly claim that “hundreds of MPs and peers” were downloading the I’m a Celebrity app and voting for Hancock to face unpleasant trials. This feels like a version of the Kennedy assassination conspiracies where Matt Hancock claims some people believe the second gunman on the grassy knoll was Matt Hancock. From eating bugs to being pelted with rotten tomatoes, Bucktucker Trials are definitely one of the best bits of I'm A Celeb.Fatima Whitbread had to have a cockroach flushed out of her nose during the same series, while Joe Swash wretched his way through a tempting meal of silk worms, cockroaches and crocodile penis during his 2008 appearance.

Adam Thomas and Danny Baker - Actor Adam Thomas and radio presenter Danny Baker battled underwater creatures as they took part in the Cage Rage Bushtucker challenge in series 16. Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for the state of your liver after completing the alcohol version of this challenge.No disrespect to ITV, who have pulled off one of the greatest reality TV bookings of all time, but they should provide a second set of hands for all viewers. Where were you when he threw “a protective ring” around care homes, which was an odd way to talk about discharging untested residents from hospital back into them, resulting in a vast death toll? Frankie Bridge and Naughty Boy - These two campmates took on Castle Scary-oke, which was far more gruesome than the Halloween-esque name sounds.

Where were you when Dominic Cummings was writing to Boris Johnson about Hancock’s hopelessness, saying “I think we are negligently killing the most vulnerable who we are supposed to be shielding and I am extremely worried about it”?

Emily Atack and Malique Thompson-Dwyer - Actress Emily Atack and actor Malique Thompson-Dwyer were the first to take to the stage in The Sting Off in series 18 of I'm A Celebrity. Information was also displayed about foods the pupils regularly eat, such as the nutritional value of a kebab and the recommended amount of salt for one day. I made the serving cloth by wrapping a bowl in tin foil and gluing a scrunched up ball of tin foil to the top. Tracey commented: “All of the pupils engaged with the Bushtucker Trial, although it took some persuasion at first.