"I lived in Benidorm for seven years, and got lots of bites but thankfully there's no malaria. I remember taking my malaria tablets when I went to Goa a few years back. It's so important, especially as more people than ever from Britain are catching malaria when travelling abroad and coming home with the disease, that's really scary. For the packs of cigarettes I smoke in a day, I could buy could buy a couple of mosquito nets – it makes you think what's really important!"
WIN CRISSY'S JUNGLE HAT!

"My bandmates and I from McFly spent three weeks in Africa visiting charity projects and we went to Uganda twice. We were playing with the kids and they were all super happy but then we heard that half of them had AIDS and malaria and many wouldn't be here this time next year. That was really upsetting. We saw some quite bad cases of malaria in hospitals – tiny children who were sick. It's insane that a preventable disease like malaria still does so much damage".
WIN DOUGIE'S JUNGLE HAT!

"I know South Africa well as my late husband and I lived there for 10 years there and my son was born there. We travelled all over Africa, it's a place very close to my heart and I was really surprised to hear that malaria costs African economy £8 billion a year. It's great to know South Africa is one of a number of countries in Africa working to become malaria free soon".

Please join us in wishing Freddie a safe and speedy recovery. He’s a fantastic supporter of our cause and here’s what he had to say just ahead of entrance into the jungle:
“People think a little, tiny thing like a mosquito can’t do much damage, but they’re so wrong, it can and it just takes one bite. For some reason mosquitoes bite everyone around me but not me. I must stink of something! I heard smelly feet can keep away mosquitoes so maybe that’s why they steer clear of me, it’s the trainers that do it!”

"I had an incredible holiday in Zambia with my fiancé a few weeks ago. Before we went we obviously made sure we'd done all we could to protect ourselves from malaria and thankfully we stayed well having taken all our malaria tablets. We also saw loads of signs out and about in Zambia reminding people to protect themselves from malaria. In fact I've been thinking about malaria so much recently, I dreamt I caught malaria the other night – it was really awful."
WIN JESSICA'S JUNGLE HAT!

"My luxury item for the jungle is my teddy bear – Tedward. I take him everywhere with me, especially when I need a friend and I sleep with him every night. I did suggest leaving him behind so I could and take in a mosquito net instead to help promote Malaria No More UK! I know I'll get bitten by bugs in Australian jungle but at least there's no malaria. In Africa, it 's a case of life and death"

"I used to play for Spurs and health and fitness are massively important to me, so I can't imagine what it must be like to get ill from such a serious disease like malaria. It's brilliant we're all supporting Malaria No More UK, it's also the charity supported by my hero - David Beckham."

WIN SINITTA'S JUNGLE HAT!

"I haven't really got a big plan. I shall take things as they happen but I will be wearing my luxury item – my mosquito repellent wrist band to show my support for Malaria No More UK. Look out for it!"