Big Brother is back - with 16 contestants consenting to be locked away in a house filled with cameras for a few weeks.
The reality television show that defined the genre returned in 2023 for the first time in five years, moving to ITV2 - and the Big Brother house has now welcomed its latest residents for 2024.
First broadcast on Channel 4 in 2000 - when millions were glued to the antics of Nasty Nick, Craig Phillips and Anna Nolan - the prorgamme later moved to Channel 5 before being cancelled in 2018.
The first eviction has already seen 28-year-old marketing and event worker Ryan given his marching orders, with 15 people left in the house hoping to win the £100,000 prize.
Here's who the bookies think has the best - and worst - chance of becoming the latest entry in the Big Brother hall of fame
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9. Emma Morgan - 18/1
53-year-old Emma, from Altrincham, is the oldest competitor this year and has odds of 18/1 to win. The aesthetics business owner said: "I’m going to bring peace and harmony and a whole lot of laughter - that’s going to be me. But saying that, I could go in there and be the one to cause all the drama. I would like to think I’m the peacemaker. People ask me if I’m going to be the mother hen in the house - I might have times where I’m the mother hen but generally speaking, I’ll be one of the girls." | ITV
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10. Hanah Haji - 20/1
24-year-old Hanah, from West London, is priced at 20/1 to be the last person out of the Big Brother house. The HR consultant said: "I’m going to bring pure vibes - a West London babes in her element. Having a good fun time with the housemates while staying true to myself - an authentic person and saying what is on my mind. I’m an empathetic babes too so you’ll see my soft side come out. If a homegirl is crying to the left of me, I’ll be crying with her." | ITV
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11. Izaaz Miah - 22/1
29-year-old Izaaz from London is 22/1 for the Big Brother 2024 title. The sales consultant said: "I’ll bring a lot of happiness and kindness. I reckon I’ll be there for a lot of people. I’m not the type of person to fall out with anyone and if I did, I’d make up for it. I think I’ll bring a lot of positivity to the group." | ITV
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12. Segun Shodipo - 25/1
25-year-old Segun, from Watford, is a 25/1 shot for the title. The charity videographer said: "Detach from life. And to learn about myself is one of the things I’m looking forward to the most. It’s an environment that I’ve never been in before. And to be locked away from life will be interesting to see how I am and learn about myself while I’m in the house." | ITV
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