In Pictures: I'm A Celebrity 2008

The line-up for this year�s I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has been announced. Ex-Blue singer Simon Webbe says he is worried his girlfriend will think he is flirting on the show.

Former daytime TV favourite turned politician Robert Kilroy-Silk says contestants might find him difficult. He said: "Even my mother would have said, 'oh, he's a nightmare'."

Brian Paddick, the Met Police's former deputy assistant commissioner, says that, after dealing with "serious stuff" for so long, he wants to "start enjoying myself".

Model and fitness instructor Carly Zucker said her fiance, Chelsea player Joe Cole, was "very keen" for her to do the show. She says she has been "hanging upside down" to prepare for the jungle.

Presenter Dani Behr says that the show is "probably the fastest way" to make a comeback on British TV. Fending for herself will be easy, she says. "I can do my own laundry, I can do my ironing."

TV presenter Esther Rantzen is worried appearing on I�m A Celebrity could have consequences. "I have to face the worst - the result might be abject humiliation, the end of a career."

George Takei, who played Mr Sulu in Star Trek, says that, at 71, he is very fit. "I used to run marathons," he says. "The marathon that got me to stop was the London Marathon - I did terribly at that."

Ex-EastEnder Joe Swash says he will not be taking his top off. He said: "I said to myself that I was going to go to the gym but I let myself down really badly."

Former tennis champion Martina Navratilova says she is in the show to win it. "Of course I�m competitive," she said. "Nobody goes on the court saying I want to lose."

Model Nicola McLean is perhaps the least well known of the contestants. Fans of League One football club Peterborough United will know of her. She is engaged to their defender Tom Williams.