But with money out of the picture, which team is better equipped to survive the island? And will the groups work together or split in a bid to succeed?
We sat down with two of the contestants who struck up an unlikely friendship: Barnes (a member of the wealthier group of islanders) and Mercedes (from the opposing team) to help us through some Island FAQs…
Just how posh (or not) are the contestants? Read More...
Rooms range from spacious doubles, through studio apartments, to signature suites. They're elegantly minimalist with a mid-20th-century twist, thanks to well chosen furniture and accessories.
Studios are described as your "pied a terre in the city", and for good reason: not only do you get cooking facilities – complete with spacious fridge and quality glassware, including Champagne flutes – but there's also a washing machine. When not in use, the whole lot can be hidden behind neat fold-away walls so they need never betray a hint of self-catering apartment. Read More...
First released back in 1995, the Academy Award-winning film follows a group of toys, led by cowboy Woody (Tom Hanks), who come alive when their owner Andy leaves the room, and it went on to become the third highest-grossing film of that year.
Toy Story was a fairly clear winner in our Pixar poll, with 2008's WALL-E finishing in second place with nine per cent of the vote, while rodent cookery comedy Ratatouille was a close third with eight per cent. Read More...
