It’s nearly time! And what will the big twist be?

Given how well the Traitors have been doing, the obvious guess is that the trio will hit a huge stumbling block.

Speaking after her exit, Traitor Hannah Fry revealed how Maya and James have accidentally given themselves away. Will some of the Faithful realise?

Here’s what she had to say…

After the banishment, it should be time for the Traitors to carry out another murder.

But who will they go for? The decision could be crucial. Here are my thoughts…

Murdering whoever survives the banishment feels like a silly move, as the remaining celebrity will be a prime suspect.

I don’t think they’ll go for Michael. Plenty of the remaining Faithfuls have started to question how the actor has survived this long – and the only logical conclusion, for them, will surely be that he’s a Traitor.

I reckon the lovely Sebastian could be at risk of being murdered. Nobody suspects him, so he won’t be getting banished.

Leigh-Anne is another of the Faithfuls who has faced a lot of heat. If I was a Traitor, I’d keep her around.

It pains me to say it… but maybe murdering Romesh would be a good move (sorry!). I love him in the castle but he’s very persuasive and speaks so well. While he’s not onto the Traitors right now, if he does develop a correct theory, he’ll have no problem convincing people.

James B is wrong at every turn, isn’t he? What he lacks in detective skills, he makes up for in entertainment value. Would he be good to murder? I’m torn.

Shall we have a little look back at one of the biggest moments of last week?

The Traitors’ decision to murder Miranda certainly threw off the Faithfuls…

This series has been full of twists. And one that nobody saw coming (well, very few) was James A’s ascent to accidental sex symbol status.

The comedian has now shared what he thinks about it all…

Two Traitors won the British version of the show for the first time back in January.

Their mastermind, Rachel Duffy, has shared her predictions for the current series with us…

Let’s be honest, it’s looking a bit blokey at the roundtable.

My colleague Lauren Morris has delved into the numbers, and it’s not just that more women have been banished – they’ve received more overall votes too.

With less than 48 hours to go until the grand final, the bookies have given their verdict on who is most likely to win — and it’s looking good for King Kenny.

The Traitors’ recent recruit is currently being touted as favourite to take the prize pot by Oddschecker, with odds of 7/4. Maya is close behind on 11/4 with their fellow turret dweller James A on 9/2.

Of the Faithfuls, Michael Sheen is ranked as the most likely to win at 14/1, with James B, Leigh-Anne, Romesh and Bash all on 16/1.

Given the banishment cliffhanger, Joanne and Sharon are on 20/1.

This could, of course, all change tonight…

When the opening credits rolled on episode one, there were 22 players in the game – and we’re now down to just 10.

And it’s fair to say some of the exits have been more memorable than others (Richard E Grant, I’m looking at you).

Here’s a full recap of everyone who has been banished and murdered…

The comedian’s abrupt nature at the roundtable has raised eyebrows with some, especially after her clash with Miranda.

But one of Joanne’s co-stars has now spoken out in her defence.

Here’s what they had to say…

The Traitors producers sure do love a cliffhanger, eh? And last Friday’s episode ended with one of the most dramatic yet.

The players at the roundtable were seen voting for the second time in one night after Joanne McNally and Sharon Rooney received the same number of votes.

The episode ended just before King Kenny’s deciding vote was revealed.

Whichever way it goes, we know the Faithfuls are losing another of their own…