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THE Record's Kaye Adams is studying the contestants in I'm A Celebrity.

The talk of the rainforest at the moment is the treehouse Sophie Anderton and Paul Burrell built. Kaye said: 'There's a suspicion that it's not just to occupy their time and may have a purpose.

'The producers may force a situation where they will have to decamp to the hut or the camp will be split but that's very Big Brother - forcing wedges between the camp.'

Overall the mood in the camp seems buoyant as the group settle down to jungle life.

Here's Kaye's thoughts on who's coping with the pressure and who's running scared.

Author:	StephenLee [ 24 Nov 04, 17:29 ]
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Daily Record wrote: THE Record's Kaye Adams is studying the contestants in I'm A Celebrity. The talk of the rainforest at the moment is the treehouse Sophie Anderton and Paul Burrell built. Kaye said: 'There's a suspicion that it's not just to occupy their time and may have a purpose. 'The producers may force a situation where they will have to decamp to the hut or the camp will be split but that's very Big Brother - forcing wedges between the camp.' Overall the mood in the camp seems buoyant as the group settle down to jungle life. Here's Kaye's thoughts on who's coping with the pressure and who's running scared. Full column

Author:	Madeline [ 30 Nov 04, 15:40 ]
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I'M A CELEBRITY GET ME OUT OF HERE: KAYE'S JUNGLE JOURNAL LIKE millions of viewers, Kaye Adams is praising the Lord that Natalie Appleton has walked. Kaye said: 'It was getting tedious. I'm sure the producers are glad she's gone as well. It's very annoying for people out here who design the trials because they put such effort into them. The jungle mates will be pleased to see her go too.' Here's what Kaye thinks about the other camp mates. NANCY SORRELL I 'm disappointed in her. My bet has definitely gone west there. SHEILA FERGUSON Sheila is an old stirrer and she can't resist having a wee stir. Always a dangerous policy because you always end up on the outside of it at some point or other. With Natalie gone, don't know what her opportunities will be. I don't get a good vibe off her. Antonio Fargas He's also a contender to leave early. I don't think Huggy's going anywhere. Well, apart from the hotel. He's not a particularly exciting character. He's not a bad guy but don't see him going forward. He'll go early. SOPHIE ANDERTON She was an early choice to leave first but think she's come out well from her argument with Natalie and her Bush Tucker Trial. I interviewed her boyfriend Mark Alexiou and, in terms of talking about herself and the others being critical about her bigging herself up all the time, it's part of her recovery process as an alcoholic and drug addict. You have to concentrate on what's good about your new life and talk about it. Valid reason for her blowing her own trumpet. VIC REEVES I'm not saying he'll be first out, but he could be a surprise early departure. I don't think he's made a lot of impact. Trouble is, Natalie doing the trials has kept the spotlight off the other celebs. There are still people like Vic who, even into the second week, you don't have a handle on. PAUL BURRELL I hate to say it, but I'm warming to him. He's a complete camp loon. At least he soldiers on - and he looks good compared with the rest. He's a butler, not a bottler. You have to say that about him. He'll be in for a while I think. This isn't about the Royal Family, it's about Paul Burrell. Early on, thought: 'Yeah, right.' But he might emerge from the jungle with an identity of his own. FRAN COSGRAVE I'm most intrigued by his eyebrows. It's like two Charlie Chaplin moustaches. There was a little glimmer when he had a rant at Natalie for not doing the washing up. Maybe he should stop being quite the affable chappie and have a bit more oomph about him. He should risk being himself. JANET STREET-PORTER I think she's great. She offers more than most in the camp. She'll offer an opinion. And she's done stuff such as catch eels and cook. She's definitely risked more than, say, Joe Pasquale. JOE PASQUALE I don't see the great fuss about Joe but he seems to be the one out in front. He's nice and he's been good - but it's because he hasn't put a foot wrong. He's like Tony Blackburn and Phil Tufnell who really didn't do anything remarkable, just sat and watched the seconds pass. Maybe he'll improve if they slip him some syrup of figs. dailyrecord

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