However, if you've been engrossing yourself in all the drama, you may be curious to learn the net worth of each contestant. See all the net worths of the stars taking part in I'm A Celebrity 2024Here are the net worths of all the contestants taking part in the 2024 series of I'm A Celebrity. While her exact net worth isn't known, according to The Sun, the company she runs with her husband, Pure Mabuse Entertainment Ltd, is worth £510,953. Jane MooreJane Moore (Image: ITV)The Sun columnist and Loose Women contributor's net worth is currently unknown. While his net worth isn't known, it has been reported that he is paid £100,000 a year for his part in the ITV soap opera.

Tom TuiteA father of two was "like a man possessed" when he attacked his partner's mother in a nursing home, knelt on her and tried to suffocate her with a pillow while shouting "die bitch, die," a court heard. The court heard he got drunk on wine and was triggered by unsubstantiated abuse allegations. Care workers outside heard him screaming, "Die bitch, die; die you fucking bitch. The court heard he believed people were overly sympathetic to the clergy and did not have insight into what people suffered. The court heard Keaney, who now lives in Dublin, had two previous convictions for driving without a licence or motor insurance.

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Reasonable to expect GAA to pay more for Casement Park – Gordon LyonsBy Jonathan McCambridge, PAIt is reasonable that the GAA should be expected to pay more than its original pledged contribution towards the redevelopment of Casement Park, Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has said. It follows reports that the cost of developing the Casement Park stadium has dropped to £270 million, after the design was modified when plans to host Euro 2028 games there were abandoned. Workmen at Casement Park GAA stadium in Belfast. The Stormont Executive had committed to redevelop Casement Park in 2011, as part of a strategy to revamp football’s Windsor Park and the rugby ground at Ravenhill. While the two other Belfast-based projects went ahead, the redevelopment of Casement was delayed because of legal challenges by local residents.

It comes after US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for commerce secretary, Howard Lutnick, a critic of Irish budgetary policy, compounded existing anxieties over potential changes to tax and trade policies. Mr Harris said he would brief ministers at Cabinet on Wednesday on his call with US President-elect Donald Trump.

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ITV director of news Michael Jermey described him as “a towering figure in broadcasting in Northern Ireland”. Mr Reid had previously spoken publicly about his battle with leukaemia and received well wishes from former prime minister Tony Blair among others. During his time as political editor he interviewed seven prime ministers and well as US presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. It is with the utmost sadness that I have learned of the death of veteran journalist and former UTV political editor Ken Reid. Ken Reid was a giant of journalism and broadcasting in Northern Ireland at key moments for 30-years during the peace process.

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Former footballer Kieron Dyer settles legal claim against Daily Mirror publisherBy Callum Parke, PA Law ReporterFormer England footballer Kieron Dyer has settled a High Court claim against the publisher of the Daily Mirror over allegations of unlawful information gathering. The 45-year-old sued Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) in 2018 over allegations that journalists at its publications had carried out unlawful information gathering and misused his private information between 1998 and 2011, citing 63 articles in support of his claim. The claimant recalled being followed, both by journalists and photographers, being doorstepped at his home and being approached on nights out on numerous occasions. “The claimant was upset at the time that the articles were published containing his private information. He also gained 33 England caps and had recently worked as a coach at Ipswich Town, and is now working as a pundit.

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The Youth Cancer Trust, based in Dorset, is staging The Elf Olympics to help spread festive cheer and help teenagers and young adults living with and beyond cancer across the UK and Ireland. Nine of Santa's elves are competing in a rigorous contest of agility, endurance, and speed, vying for the prestigious honour of accompanying Santa on his Christmas Eve journey. Members of the public are invited to join the fun by making a £2 donation to predict which elf will emerge victorious. Wendy Parrott, of Youth Cancer Trust, said: "The Elf Olympics represents the perfect blend of Christmas magic and meaningful support for young people facing cancer. "Every donation, no matter how small, helps us continue providing vital support for young cancer patients and their families.”

Iain Henderson and Rob Herring sign contract extensions with UlsterYesterday at 23:11Ulster captain to move off his central IRFU contact at the end of this season

As Bus Éireann seeks new recruits for their professional bus driver training programme, two of its past participants share how it has helped their own careers. How did you get started in your role in Bus Éireann? Bus Éireann has also become such a diverse company so I enjoy meeting colleagues from all nationalities and backgrounds. It is a very exciting time to be part of the transport industry, especially with Bus Éireann. Martin: Not to worry myself as much, because Bus Éireann is like a family and someone is always on hand to help.

It’s tragic when I think back now.”“I was at the lowest point in my life when Cork Simon came to my rescue. We chatted for about four hours, and then he dropped me at Cork Simon. I’ve properly reconnected with my foster family, just making amends with them every day for what I put them through. I feel loved, and part of life.”That phone call to his foster dad, who first brought him to Cork Simon, is what turned Stephen’s life around. It makes you feel you’re not worthy of life as much as other people would be,” she shares.