The Traitors' Ash is banished after confronting Paul and Harry for turning on her

Ash received the most votes from everyone and was banished from the game. "I want to say you are an absolutely magnificent group of people," she said. "It's been an honour and a privilege." The episode has yet to reveal the reaction from the other cast members.

At the roundtable everyone explained their reasons for voting Ash. Tracey said she is voting for Ash. "It's a very good double bluff to put yourself down in the dungeon, I'm sticking with you," she said.

"Same as last night," Andrew said. "Ash. Sitting there quiet, don't think that's her real character."

Jasmine pointed out at Ash again. "I think there must have been a traitor in the dungeon," she said. Ross said he too was voting for Ash. Only a few of the stars didn't vote for Ash.

Meg broke down in tears at the roundtable. She has been condemned and she is the only person who can be murdered by the traitors. The faithful declared: "I am a faithful. I am going to cry." Traitor Miles was quick to jump in and try bring the conversation back to sending Ash down because if Meg is voted out then the game is up for both Ash and Paul.

Harry and Paul have turned on fellow traitor Ash again at the roundtable. Harry seized the chance to get rid of the "weakest traitor" as he pointed the finger at Ash. Paul pressed it further: "All day it felt like it knew you were coming." Ash wasn't going to lie down and she has come out fighting. She said: "But we've all been emotional all day."

Paul's voice broke when he revealed he was upset that people could turn on him at the roundtable. He said: "I was thinking today about my little boy and Kate and I'm kind of ready type of thing. Sorry. It is just because this is expected." He added: "I'm not going to put any names out there I've just spent eight hours in a dungeon."

Andrew, Meg, Paul and Ash were welcomed back for the roundtable. Claudia Winkleman then revealed which one of them has been saved from the murder. "Andrew, you are protected from tonight's murder," the TV host said.

Paul then realised his double bluff hasn't worked out as he hoped. He said in a piece to camera: "I was surprised Andrew was saved over me, I hope my name doesn't come up now." Now the roundtable begins...

Miles expressed his concerns for the traitors after Ash and Paul put themselves in the dungeon under the disguise of faithfuls. He said if Meg was banished at the roundtable then the game would be up because traitors can't murder traitors. The team had chosen to save Andrew. He confessed in a piece to camera: "We're going to be up s*** creek. If they both walk in at breakfast, they will realise the jig is up."ow Miles waits nervously to see how it plays out.

Ash, Meg and Paul are still in the firing line from the traitors, although secretly Paul and Ash are traitors. Andrew has been saved by the red team. After a difficult decision, the red team decided to choose to save Andrew. It was only ever between saving Paul and Andrew for them. Some of the faithfuls expressed their worries about Paul getting murdered.

Real life mum and son Diane and Ross secretly discuss the game. The video director didn't mind telling his mum off for saying "silly stuff" to the other faithfuls. He said: "I think you are saying some silly stuff. Reign some stuff in a little bit,"

The retired teacher admitted: "I can't get anyone's name right." However, Diane was reassured by her son's words. In a piece to camera later, Ross admitted the pair had been talking to each other as if they were faithful but they hadn't confirmed it. He questioned whether he could trust his mum.

Away from the others, Paul was delighted to share his game plan with viewers at home. He said it was a double bluff and he wanted people to think that he possibly could be a traitor but then would be redeemed as a faithful. He said: "There is a lovely little double bluff. The whole environment felt perfectly set up for me to continue as a faithful."

At the breakfast a few of the group started speaking about who could be the traitors. People begun to suspect Paul and traitor Miles just nodded and smiled along. Zak said: "I think Paul is really where I am focused today. I think it's someone calm and collected. He's going under the radar because everyone really likes him."

TV host Claudia Winkleman broke the news that four of the group would be "condemned" and one of them would be murdered. She said: "They will be isolated all day. They will only be released for the banishment."

The traitors took a huge risk when they put two of their own into the dungeon with two faithfuls. The faithfuls will be made aware that four people have been chosen at risk of being murdered. They decided among them to send two of the traitors into the dungeon to dupe the faithfuls into thinking they aren't traitors. Paul and Ash stepped up for this. They also selected Andrew and Meg to go up for being murdered. There was no murder last night.

Ash grilled the traitors Paul and Harry who had voted for her. Paul didn't beat around the bush as he asked her: "You OK?"

Emotional Ash admitted she was really riled up by what had gone down at the roundtable. She said: "I'm very f***ing p****d off at both of you." The traitor went on in a furious tirade: "This early on in the game we need to be a team if traitors are going to win."

Paul tried to explain his reasoning as to why he had chosen to vote Ash despite still having the option to choose Brian. He said: "Two reasons, my whole narrative is that bigger personalities are getting voted off. When it come to final three, Brian isn't in that category, Diane isn't in that category. You did contradict yourself. I thought people I've got onside will think why did he flip over to Brian?"

Harry apologised to Ash too, saying: "I genuinely think Brian was setting himself a trap, to throw anyone off and I'm so happy you are still here." Miles didn't vote for Ash and stayed silent during the exchange.

Diane plays her cards on the table as she worries about getting murdered by the traitors overnight. She lets some of the other faithfuls know who she suspects. The retired teacher had also been close to being voted out. She told them: "These are your traitors. I think Ash, Meg and Anthony are traitors."

Ash got emotional after she narrowly escaped the banishment as Anthony voted out for Brian. Crying to the faithfuls, the traitor admitted she was feeling very emotional.

She said: "I don't get emotional. I'm angry at myself. Actually they were right. They were like I look like I'm going round talking to everyone... It just felt really overwhelming."

Later in a piece to camera, Ash confessed she was so surprised that two of the traitors had turned on her. She said: "I'm completely blindsided. I'm very shocked Paul and Harry voted for me. They are going to play dirty. I'm quite scared at this point."

Brian is banished from The Traitors after getting seven votes. "I don't want to," he said to Claudia Winkleman. "My heart is going mad. I don't take any of it personal. I'm gutted being voted out. I'm a faithful."

Everyone was devastated at the vote. Anthony had cast the final vote. The traitor Ash narrowly escaped being voted out, having got six votes. Diane only got three of the votes once it was down to the three of them.