SAS: Who Dares Wins UK Celebrity 2020

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is back, with six episodes showing us how twelve well-known faces cope as they embark on the toughest test of their lives. They'll be living and surviving together at a derelict farmstead, on the remote Scottish island of Raasay. From the recruits' first challenge; a terrifying 50 metre cliff free-fall.

In Episode 2 of this new series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, the DS turn their attention to testing the recruits' mindset. They up the pressure by tasking the 12 celebrities with a set of challenging mental and physical challenges to see if they have what it takes to be a Special Forces Operative. The episode focuses on the youngest and oldest recruits on the course.

In this third phase of SAS Selection, the celebrity recruits are put into specially selected pairs - or 'Oppos' to test their ability to work together as a unit. Each partnership must eat, sleep and operate as a duo as they're put through brutal tasks, including an SAS Who Dares Wins first, a paired abseil down a 60 metre cliff.

Over the next 48 hours the remaining 7 recruits face the toughest challenges on the course so far. Devised to expose the weakest members of the group, the punishing tasks include a beach beasting in near freezing water and a gruelling race across mountainous terrain in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. The DS push the recruits to their limits resulting in explosive high drama.

Just 6 celebrity recruits remain on this unique version of SAS selection. With 12 hours on the run in Escape and Evasion on the horizon the DS have devised a brutal set of tasks designed to test the resilience of the remaining celebrity recruits. In order to progress to the last stages of the course they must first make it through a dangerous drownproofing military exercise.

It's the final episode of the series and we'll learn who has got what it takes to pass this condensed version of SAS selection. The remaining 6 celebrity recruits begin the interrogation phase. The recruits forget that they need to drip feed information, and so the interrogators keep ramping up the punishments, and all the while the recruits are put through horrendous torture techniques.