Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins

The recruits face a terrifying 50-metre free-fall off a cliff, followed by boxing with a twist. Katie Price must cope with the pressures of past and present. Tony Bellew battles with his inner demons.

In the second selection phase, the celebs face murderball, a brutal beasting, a backwards helicopter dive into near-freezing waters, and a few home truths. But who will make it through?

The celebs are put in specially selected pairs. They must eat, sleep and operate as a duo. Joey Essex and paralympian Lauren Steadman may shine as individual players, but can they do teamwork?

The recruits face a killer 48 hours primed to expose the weakest members - including a beach beasting in near-freezing water and a gruelling race across mountainous terrain.

The remaining celebs face a punishing race across land and ocean before they plunge into an overnight pursuit by an elite hunter force across the Scottish Inner Hebrides.

As the climax of the current series, the last six celebs go through 48 hours of torture for the interrogation phase. Only the physically and mentally elite will make it to the end.

Twelve celebrities head for the wilds of the Scottish Hebrides. They tackle an aerial assault course, then attempt to rescue a hostage.

The 12 celebs take on hand-to-hand combat. They also put their wits to the test in a hostage rescue mission. With tension mounting, two of the recruits are soon heading home.

The celebs do pair work as they descend 100 feet down a rock face, force march and carry a 40kg fuel drum over rough terrain. By the end of all this, some will be heading home.

The celebs engage in hand-to-hand combat against the directing staff, run down a 50-metre pillar and go diving for essential supplies. Meanwhile, one recruit is medically withdrawn.

The last five celebs are put through two gruelling tasks, before being sent on the run for an escape and evasion manhunt. Who has the mental resolve to make it to the end?

The last five recruits are on the run from a specialist hunter force who are trying to track and capture them. If captured, the recruits will face the most psychologically demanding of all the phases, interrogation.

14 celebrity recruits face the toughest course to date, played out in the unforgiving terrain of the Jordanian desert. The recruits face an intense start to the course, crawling through sand in blistering 40-degree heat, before facing a gas attack.

The celebrity recruits must jump from a helicopter in pairs. Next, they take the life of a teammate in their hands as one of them free-falls from a 150-foot cliff, being kept from crashing to the ground by their partner.

The recruits take on the gruelling task of moving a broken-down one-tonne Jeep in searing heat and through thick sand. Then the celebs must balance on ropes 160 feet above the ground to cross a ravine.

The recruits must make split-second decisions about whether to shoot in a simulated warzone. Then the recruits are forced to dive backwards from a seven-metre platform into the Gulf of Aqaba in the dead of night.

The recruits compete in three brutal challenges that test their leadership skills. First they must construct a zipline, then go head-to-head in murderball, and finally they must work out how to pull a 200kg sled loaded with equipment up a revine.

The celebrities face the penultimate survival phase of the course, where they prepare for life on the run behind enemy lines. An ambush triggers traumatic memories for AJ Pritchard. Messages from home threaten to unsettle the recruits ahead of the escape and evasion phase, while Calum Best leads his team astray as they try to avoid capture by a relentless Hunter Force

The last seven celebs face the final brutal phase with a punishing interrogation with ice baths and burial to force a confession. Will they crack or make it through to the end?

16 celebrity recruits are pushed to their limit in the unforgiving Vietnamese jungle. The new recruits must first traverse parallel metal bars suspended 50 feet above the ground. Then they must fight against each other in the rawest form of combat.

The celebs face a punishing search operation through a series of rooms filled with CS gas. And they're tested under pressure during a rescue mission when they're tasked with extracting two of their fellow recruits who've been taken hostage.

The celebs first climb up a 200-foot cave, and abseil back down again. The second task is murderball: a serious test of physical strength and aggression. Finally, the recruits must write a 'death letter' to their loved ones.

Twelve celebs remain deep in the punishing environment of the Vietnamese jungle. Their trust in each other and themselves is tested in a task so gruelling that they start dropping like flies.

The remaining eight celebrities must pull themselves across a 300-foot-wide ravine, before dropping 160 feet to the extraction point. Then to weed out the weakest recruits, the celebs take a midnight beasting, and make an emotional call home.

For the penultimate phase of the course it's survival of the fittest during a bout of pontoon wrestling. The remaining recruits are then ordered to head off into the jungle on a risky mission behind enemy lines.

For the series finale, the five remaining celebrities endure intense interrogation. The interrogators subject the exhausted and hungry recruits to punishing techniques as they attempt to unpick their cover story and reveal their true mission.

Celebrities who think they have what it takes to pass the SAS selection are pushed to their limit by an elite team of ex-special forces operators. Fifteen recruits from the worlds of entertainment, sport and journalism take part in the hardest course yet, as Chief Instructor Billy and his team expose them to winter warfare training on New Zealand's South Island. For their first task, the celebs must traverse the Trainasium - parallel metal bars suspended 335ft in the air. Then, the recruits' mindsets are tested under extreme pressure when they stage an intense hostage rescue mission.

The spotlight focuses on the Special Forces' high levels of discipline. In the first task, a terrifying feat tests the celebrities both mentally and physically as they race in a forward abseil down a 300-ft working dam. Then, under cover of darkness, the recruits must perform one of the most feared tasks - the backwards dive. Will the celebrity recruits conduct themselves in the manner required?

The celebs are paired with an 'oppo' for mutual support as they pull heavy equipment across treacherous, icy mountain terrain. But then they have to fight each other.

The remaining celeb recruits face the ultimate test of nerve in their most terrifying ordeal yet: an escape from a simulated helicopter crash in near-freezing water.

In a test of their control, the celebs must protect a VIP on a journey through the wilderness. But one recruit has already been pushed to their limit.

It's time to test the already exhausted remaining recruits' survival instincts. After a plunge in freezing mountain water, will they have anything left to confront the Redman?

It's time for some true grit from the recruits - moving equipment over treacherous terrain, an ambush followed by dead-of-night escape, evasion... and mud wrestling.

In the series finale, the remaining celebs are ambushed behind enemy lines and handed to expert interrogators for the ultimate psychological and physical challenge.

Rebecca Loos, Louie Spence and Conor Benn are among the 14 celebrities taking on the most challenging selection course in the world. This series comes from Wales, the birthplace of the Special Forces. For their first task, the celebs must plunge into the freezing sea, swim to a rendezvous point and attempt to jump onto a moving speedboat.

The recruits go head-to-head in a terrifying hang-tough task 160 feet above a quarry - testing mental and physical strength. Then they take on a car ambush task where they must drive into a simulated war zone, pick up an ally, and vacate hostile territory into a safe zone, intact.

The recruits get a rude awakening with some lessons in staying calm, tackling an emergency drill in a sinking boat before going head-to-head in combat with their fellow celebs.

The celebrity recruits undertake an insertion task, where they must jump from a moving boat onto a passing helicopter, before climbing up into the cabin.

A terrifying drop for the celebs. Plus death letters home and a fight with the ‘redman’.

Forced into a gassing task, the recruits need all their solidarity for a hostage rescue. Camaraderie is also vital as they climb multiple rock faces on an ammo supply mission.

It’s all about survival as the celebs do circuits and an escape-and-evasion exercise.

The last celebs are handed over for interrogation. Do any of them make it through?

Decades of rivalry are tested as 14 British and Australian celebs take on an SAS selection course. First up is an underwater drill and it's Brits vs Aussies in hand-to-hand combat.

Phase two pushes recruits to breaking point with psych tests, split-second life and death decisions, mud tunnels and a brutal beasting that forces one of the celebs out.

A perilous ladder escape, 15 metres up, is followed by a scorching ammo mission up the side of a mountain, as one recruit's lack of leadership is exposed for all to see.

Brutal tasks, searing moral tests and a slip of a celebrity tongue pile on the pressure and push several recruits to exit point as some of them walk away broken.

The recruits are hurled into an explosive task, hauling 200kg of kit under fire. A failed rescue mission, a brutal task and rising pressure test group bonds as armbands are stripped and emotions laid bare.

High-wire terror 165 feet above a canyon, brutal combat with the notorious Redman, and emotional death letters home push some of the recruits' composure off the graph.

The emotional strain is cranked even higher as the escape and evasion challenge leads the remaining celebs into the darkness, where they must somehow navigate through the unknown.

It's the final countdown as the recruits face their last but toughest challenge: a 12-hour interrogation including hoods, stress and extreme noise. Only the strongest survive.