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TV tonight: who will win Celebrity Traitors? It’s time to find out
Miranda Hart, Ross Kemp and James Acaster shone through Alan Carr’s shadow. Plus: a visit to a farm worked by people with disabilities. Here’s what to watch this evening 8pm, BBC One And just like that, the second Celebrity Traitors has reached its finale! It might not have had Alan Carr, but Miranda Hart warmed hearts, Ross Kemp upped the paranoia and James Acaster became a sex symbol. There’s one more round…
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