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It's a new year on Channel 5, and that can only mean one thing - the return of Celebrity Big Brother. Emma Willis is back to host the fly-on-the-wall fun, revealing the fresh group of famous personalities who will have their every word and move recorded for the enjoyment of the viewing public. This year, the first group of residents will all be women, to mark the 100th anniversary of women over 30 being given the vote, and will initially explore how the all-female housemates interact in a man-free zone.
Highlights from launch night as eight notable women make their way down the staircase into the house, in a series that aims to celebrate 100 years since women won the right to vote. The residents are former MP Ann Widdecombe, American actress and friend of the Kardashians Malika Haqq, journalist Rachel Johnson, blogger, DJ and former Made in Chelsea star Ashley James, transgender newsreader India Willoughby, former police detective Maggie Oliver, glamour model and one time Ex on the Beach star Jess Impiazzi, and veteran actress Amanda Barrie.
Emma Willis presents the first of two programmes tonight which sees the eight women joined by the male housemates. Plus, all the action from yesterday.
Emma Willis presents the second of two programmes which sees the eight women joined by the male housemates.
Friday's highlights from the house, including another chance to see what surprise Big Brother sprung on the women last night, and how they reacted afterwards.
Highlights of another day for the illustrious inhabitants as they cope with the day-to-day complications of life under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, while also dealing with one another's quirks and foibles.
Highlights of the housemates' past 24 hours under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother as the celebrities cope with living under constant surveillance, with all the arguments and alliances, as well as the revelations in the diary room.
Highlights of another day in the Big Brother house. The celebrities may be used to staring down a lens as part of their working lives, but Big Brother's 24-hour spy-like devices are not the TV, movie and paparazzi cameras they are used to facing. It remains to be seen who is playing up for the benefit of the viewing public and who is taking a more laid-back approach to their public incarceration.
Emma Willis returns for the first eviction show, presenting another recap from the compound before revealing which of the renowned residents will be leaving, and talking to them about being cooped up with their fellow famous faces.
Emma Willis chats to the first evictee - either India or Jonny - about their time on the show, why they think they were voted off and how they got on with their fellow contestants.
Highlights of the residents' past 24 hours under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, as they try to get used to their housemates' quirks and foibles while also coping with the day-to-day complications of life inside the house.
Highlights of another day for the illustrious inhabitants as they cope with the day-to-day complications of life under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother, while also dealing with one another's quirks and foibles.
Marcus Bentley narrates as the housemates lie in their beds, chat on the sofas and argue in the kitchen - all for the enjoyment of the viewers. Will they find being watched by Big Brother's cameras any harder to cope with than life in the public eye?
