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Published 12:27 6 Nov 2023 GMT
Updated 12:28 6 Nov 2023 GMT

Three things in life are certain: death, taxes and I'm A Celebrity returning every winter to brighten the run up to Christmas.
While we can never actually be certain when the hit ITV show is set to return, we always know the staple will hit our TV screens eventually.
But eagle-eyed viewers of Good Morning Britain were in for a surprise this morning when they spotted the release date in a TV spot for the show.
The teaser confirmed the show will begin on Sunday 19 November – which is less than two weeks to go!
The line up for ITV's hit show is yet to be announced, but, as is tradition, there have been plenty of rumours about the build-up already.
From Nigel Farage, to JLS' Marvin Humes, to Love Island's Davide, you name it, their name has been attached at some point.
And one of the rumoured campmates is said to have already landed in Australia, where the show is filmed.
Jockey Frankie Dettori, 52, is hotly tipped to be heading into the jungle.
He's ostensibly in Aus for the Melbourne Cup, but of course this could be a cover.
Landing in Aus earlier than the other contestants, a source reportedly told The Sun: “Frankie is a superstar signing for jungle casting producers as he is a legend in the horse racing world and would be reality TV gold.
“He might be pint-sized, but his personality is larger than life and he has real charm and a sense of humour.
“Frankie would be brilliant in the Bushtucker Trials too as being competitive is second nature to him.”
Whatever the line up, it's sure to be a belter.
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