Big Brother is back! Show goes back to basics as a barman, a butcher and a Muslim make-up artist

Big Brother has returned to British television following a five-year hiatus. The influential social experiment, in which housemates live together in a custom-built home for weeks without access to the outside world, in a bid to win a cash prize, has re-opened its doors. New hosts AJ Odudu and Will Best kicked off the launch show on ITV, after the reality show was axed in 2018 by Channel 5, introducing a new batch of 16 contestants in front of a studio audience. But as a barman, butcher and a Muslim make-up artist entered the house, fans accused the show of 'going woke'.