Monday 13 August 2007 1:00pm - 1:30pm on ITV1.

Have our souls lived before? Do you believe in live after death? Where do our dreams come from? Have you ever met someone and been convinced you have met them in a previous life? All these questions, and more, will be tackled in this fascinating daytime series.

Hosted by Phillip Schofield, Have I Been Here Before? will offer the chance for celebrity guests to see if they have lived before… in a past life.

The celebrities will be taken back to their past lives by experienced regression therapist Andrea Foulkes, and in the process they often reveal some deeply intimate thoughts about their current lives.

The Have I Been Here Before? detective, Jules Hudson, a qualified historian and archeologist, will investigate the historical accuracy of the regression, looking through archives, history and locations to establish any credibility for the past life recounted and a team of experts will offer possible explanations for the results.

Phillip will reveal the results of the investigation to the celebrity and discuss their feelings about the regression and any effects they feel the experience has had on their life.

Phillip says: ”I want to know whether I’ve lived before and I think a lot of the celebrities that we’re going to talk to also want to know that because if you’ve lived before you’ll live again.

“Some of the people have come up with stunning and extraordinary facts that have checked out historically and they can become very emotional when confronted with these facts about their past lives.”

The celebrities finding out about their past lives are: Kym Marsh (Ryder) who’s past life is worthy of a soap story line as she is involved in a Georgian love triangle that ends in tragedy. Kerry Katona, is a 17-year-old bringing up her young brothers and coping with an alcoholic father.

Singer, Katherine Jenkins is a 19th century farmer’s wife, while comedian Eddie Large is a young Scottish soldier in the 18th century who is killed in battle against the English.

Actor John Barrowman travels back in time again, and is still performing but as a circus clown in 19th century Bucharest. Actress Hannah Waterman also finds herself abroad, as the wife of a wealthy man living in India who becomes a successful novelist.

Football legend David Seaman is living in a castle in Windsor the 10th century and fellow Dancing on Ice contestant Gaynor Faye is prevented from marrying the man she loves by her family, and ends up in a loveless arranged marriage.

Artist Alison Lapper is a country girl in the 19th century who spends her teenage years forced to work as a servant for the Lord of the Manor.

Actress Samantha Giles is an 18th century housekeeper who flees to the country when she is raped by her employer,

Tiswas star Sally James goes back to childhood and is a ten-year-old boy living in poverty, while Rebecca Loos travels from Africa to New York, before settling down in marriage.

The notorious Who Wants to be a Millionaire cheat, Charles Ingram is back in Roman Britain as the wife of a centurion.

Adele Silva is a 6-year-old orphan who lives with his aunt and her children. She makes him sleep in the attic. He has to do all the chores around the house and is treated badly by the family.

Celebrities featuring in week one are Kym Marsh, Hannah Waterman, John Barrowman and Gaynor Faye.