Drone footage filmed today (November 29) shows ITV crews have been working to remove the damaged canopy which once covered their production centre, with only around a third of it remaining in place.

The damaged section, along with most of the rest of the massive white marquee, have now been removed as 'I'm a Celebrity' crews scramble to get the show back on-air.

There are no signs yet of any replacement structures being built or prepared as ITV reveal Monday night's show will also not go ahead.

Two minibuses can be seen leaving the production compound and turning onto the main road.

The celebrities were evacuated from the castle over the weekend during the peak of Storm Arwen.

The live show has been off-air since Friday with no confirmation yet as to when it will return.

Two large yellow cranes can be seen moving around the damaged production centre, which is exposed around 600 metres in front of the Castle's sheltered position within the hillside and forest.

However, the castle has also suffered damage having been struck by falling trees and the gothic towers erected on the castle's lawn are no longer in place since the storm.

Drone footage filmed on Monday shows ITV crews have been working to remove the damaged canopy which once covered their production centre, with only around a third of it remaining in place. The damaged section pictured yesterday, along with most of the rest of the massive white marquee, has now been removed as 'I'm a Celebrity' crews scramble to get the show back on air. There are no signs yet of any replacement structures being built or prepared as ITV reveal Monday night's show will also not go ahead.

15 seconds into the video, two minibuses can be seen leaving the production compound and turning onto the main road. The celebrities were evacuated from the castle over the weekend during the peak of Storm Arwen. The live show has been off air since Friday with no confirmation yet as to when it will return.

Two large yellow cranes can be seen moving around the damaged production centre, which is exposed around 600 metres in front of the Castle's sheltered position within the hillside and forest. However, the castle has also suffered damage having been struck by falling trees and the gothic towers erected on the castle's lawn are no longer in place since the storm.

***Note: A Temporary Area of Increased Aerial Activity exists 1 nautical mile around Gwyrch Castle while I'm A Celebrity filming is underway. To avoid complications, all footage in this video is filmed from outside this area.