Alan and Cat hope to deceive last three Faithfuls and scoop huge charity prize

ALAN Carr and Cat Burns will try to trick a trio of famous faces in next week's Celebrity Traitors final as the last five players battle for a charity prize of at least £67,500.

- BY MARK JEFFERIES

Two more celebrities left the show last night, with Alan and Cat declaring themselves "Traitors for life" as they vowed to win more money and steal it from under the noses of the Faithfuls.

Actress Celia Imrie was murdered in plain sight by Alan at a dinner party.

Afterwards, a round table discussion descended into a heated exchange between historian David Olusoga and TV host Kate Garraway. Kate received the most votes and was banished.

The Celebrity Traitors final five are Alan, Cat and the three Faithfuls David, former rugby star Joe Marler and comedian Nick Mohammed.

Having been hopeless for much of the series, only just getting rid of Traitor Jonathan Ross earlier this week, the Faithfuls now look like they could turn things round and win the charity prize.