Career: He co-hosted The Bigger Breakfast and T4 on Channel 4, before signing up to ITV2's Bedrock. Among his presenting credits are EastEnders Revealed, Channel 4's Planet Pop, MTV Select with Kelly Brook and Exclusive with Lisa Rogers. As well as presenting GMTV Today and Entertainment Today, Ben also fronted the station's lifestyle series Inch-loss Beach in 2003 and took a road trip from San Francisco to LA in Ben's Road to Hollywood. He presented the ITV2 show The Xtra Factor since 2004 but quit - reportedly being angry that Dermot O'Leary was brought in to replace Kate Thornton on the main show, instead of him. He has since presented several high-profile shows for ITV and is the face of The Krypton Factor.

Career: She lived at home for many years, and until he died, her father worked as her road manager. McDonald spent years performing in small clubs across the country before getting a job as a cabaret singer on a cruise ship. At first, she claims it was a nightmare, but the move made her a star when the BBC filmed reality TV show The Cruise at her place of work. Her down-to-earth charm made her an instant celebrity. Since then, she's released hit records, had sell-out tours and written an autobiography.

Career: Shrager was head chef at Amhuinnsuidhe Castle until 2002. She became known to TV audiences after appearances on Ladette to Lady and Soapstar Superchef. She has also appeared on the small screen in Rosemary: Queen of the Kitchen, Kitchen Showdown with Rosemary Shrager, and Rosemary Shrager's School for Cooks. She presents the cookery slot on The Alan Titchmarsh Show. In 2012, she was a contestant on I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Career: After a spell working in Italy, Spence returned to London to pursue a career as a commercial dancer. During the 1990s, he toured and worked with Take That, E17, Boyzone and Bjork and was one of only five male dancers selected to accompany the Spice Girls on their debut world tour. Further work in London followed when he joined the West End cast of Cats and the Pet Shop Boys's musical Closer to Heaven. After becoming disheartened by the West End's eight show weeks, he started Edit Agency at Pineapple Dance Studios, where he is currently Artistic Director. TV beckoned when Trouble TV cast him as their Boot Camp mentor for three series of Bump N Grind. Other TV work followed and his big break came on Sky1's fly-on-the-wall documentary series Pineapple Dance Studios. More recently, he was a judge on the seventh series of Dancing on Ice, alongside Robin Cousins and Katarina Witt. In August 2013, he entered the Celebrity Big Brother house. In early 2015, he was a contestant on Channel 4 reality series The Jump.