SAS: Who Dares Wins Celebrity Meltdown: Olympic Boxer Threatens Crew Member

Anthony Ogogo's Outburst Terrifies Channel 4 Crew

Olympic boxer Anthony Ogogo had a meltdown while filming Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and threatened to throw a crew member off a mountain. According to sources, Anthony went berserk after a challenging task involving pulling an object up a snowy mountain. His anger got the best of him, and he screamed at a crew member, with threats of violence. The crew struggled to calm him down, as his intimidating size and boxing background added to the fear.

Safety Restored, No Air Date for New Series

Thankfully, Anthony eventually calmed down, and no one was harmed. The incident occurred during filming of the show's latest series, which features celebrities such as John Barrowman and Bianca Gascoigne. Channel 4 has not yet confirmed when the new series will air, but it is slated for release later this year.

Anthony Ogogo's Olympic Success and Career After Boxing

Anthony Ogogo secured a bronze medal for Britain in boxing at the 2012 London Olympics. However, his career took a turn when he suffered a fractured eye socket in his first title fight for the vacant WBC International Middleweight crown in 2016. This injury eventually led to his retirement from the sport at just 30 years old. Since then, he has appeared on various TV shows, including Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack, Splash, and Celebrity Haunted Mansion.

ITV's This Morning Saves Viewer's Life with Live Breast Cancer Exam

A viewer's life was saved thanks to This Morning's live breast cancer examination. Dr. Sara Kayat, the show's resident medic, demonstrated the check on a cancer survivor in March, prompting viewers to perform the check themselves. One viewer, Priya Kaura, found a lump in her breast while watching the segment and was later diagnosed with grade-three cancer. She is currently undergoing treatment and credits This Morning with saving her life.

New Series of The Secret Genius of Modern Life Returns on BBC Two

The Secret Genius of Modern Life, a documentary series exploring everyday technology, will be back for a second series on BBC Two. Over six new episodes, Professor Hannah Fry will delve into the invention of vacuum cleaners, headphones, smartphones, and passport control.

Amanda Holden Gets Intimate with Pasha Kovalev in Docu Series

Amanda Holden danced with ex-Strictly pro Pasha Kovalev in her docu series Sex: A Bonkers History. The two performed the scandalous Tudor dance The Volta, which allowed unmarried couples to touch on the dance floor. The experience left Amanda feeling hot and flustered, as she reflected on the intimate moment with Pasha in historic garb.

Iain Stirling Eyes Social Media as Future of Comedy

Love Island's Iain Stirling, known for his role as the show's voiceover host, sees social media as the future of comedy. In an interview on the Secret Artists podcast, Iain revealed his interest in social media platforms, highlighting the audience reach and engagement they offer compared to traditional TV shows. He believes that a strong presence on social media can be more impactful than being part of a BBC Three show.

Inside The World's Toughest Prisons Returns on Netflix

The seventh series of Inside The World's Toughest Prisons is set to premiere on Netflix this week. Host Raphael Rowe travels to the Solomon Islands, Finland, the Czech Republic, and Indonesia to explore these challenging penal systems. The new season promises captivating and insightful episodes.

Alan Carr Hosts New BBC One Quiz Show

Comedian Alan Carr will host the new quiz show Picture Slam on BBC One. Participants will answer questions by selecting images, ranging from faces and places to brands and items. Despite his hosting duties, Alan jokes that he would fare poorly as a contestant due to his tendency to freeze under pressure. He believes that his friend Keith Lemon would be an excellent fit for the show, given his unpredictable and imaginative mind. The lighthearted and entertaining quiz begins this Saturday.