Celebrity Traitors final: Carr and Burns revealed as Traitors

Five celebrity contestants have been confirmed for the final of The Celebrity Traitors after a dramatic penultimate episode that included a face-to-face murder and a tense roundtable vote at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands. Comedian Alan Carr and singer Cat Burns remain the two Traitors, while former England rugby prop Joe Marler, comedian Nick Mohammed and historian David Olusoga return as the Faithfuls. The series concludes on Thursday, November 6 at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer, followed by an extended Uncloaked discussion on BBC Two.

Thursday’s episode opened with a twist in which Alan Carr carried out a planned murder in full view of the group during a castle dinner, speaking the required phrase Parting is such sweet sorrow before naming his victim, actress Celia Imrie. Later in the roundtable vote, TV presenter Kate Garraway was banished by her peers; she announced on exit that she was a Faithful. Earlier in the series, presenter Jonathan Ross was banished and revealed himself to be a Traitor in a theatrical exit, telling the group, "I am now, and I have been all through the game completely faithful... to the Traitors!"

Host Claudia Winkleman reminded the remaining...