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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13. Daze Aghaji - 30/1
24-year-old Daze from London has Big Brother winning odds of 30/1. The climate activist said: "I think there’s something about allowing yourself to find moments of grace that really interested me, and this was something that was kind of strange and interesting. I decided that it was probably a good place to start if I wanted to do something that allows and gives me an opportunity to grow." | ITV
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14. Sarah Griffiths - 40/1
27-year-old Sarah from Shrewsbury is a longshot for the win at odds of 40/1. The spa account manager said: "I think I’ll bring good vibes, I can bring up the mood and bring people together. I’m never one to shy away from asking people’s opinions even if it’s controversial. I think I’d be a good chair for good conversations, and instigate some good entertainment for us all." | ITV
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15. Marcello Spooks - 40/1
34-year-old Marcello, from East London, is also a 40/1 outsider. The youth mentor said: "My main goal is to share the positivity and optimism I have in me. Long term, I really think I can make an impact with people and help people grow." | ITV
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