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Scott Mills has completed the Red Nose Desert Trek!
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The best bits from the desert
Watch some of the highlights from Scott's time on the Red Nose Desert Trek
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Reaching the finishing line
It's an emotional end as the entire trek team complete their epic journey.
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A Scott Mills Eye View
See the Red Nose Desert Trek from Scott's perspective as the conditions get hotter and the terrain gets tougher
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A goat encounter
There's nothing like two very cute goats to help lift the mood of the trekkers
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Nearly naked Olly Murs
Olly stops to apply some soothing cream, Scott meets a camel, and Kara takes a nap
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Scott's blisters
Scott shows us his skanky trekking feet
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Hot, sweaty and dusty
Scott stops to give you a quick view of the hot, dusty road they're walking down. And they're only half way.
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Scott's video diary
A glimpse of life on the move with Scott and Ronni Ancona
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Night time strikes
Scott gets cosy by the fire and a bit weird in his tent
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Sing-A-long time
Peter White and Olly Murs burst into song
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Scorpion alert!
Olly Murs spots a familiar sight while the team sit by the fire
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A tent tour!
Scott shows us around Base Camp as the team acclimatize
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Camel dancing
Scott gets the hump ahead of the trek
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Lorraine Kelly
She explains how your support makes a difference
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Heat Chamber training
Scott and the team get a taste of the conditions
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Scott and Dermot get training
Dermot O'Leary introduces the challenge, and we meet the team
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Scott and Beccy chat dangers
Scott and Beccy chat about the dangers of the desert
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Scott and Olly's pre-trek nerves
Will Craig David protect Olly Murs and Scott from the snakes?
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