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Contestants
'jailed' in new Big Brother-style show The contestants of the new Channel 5 show Jailbreak are due to be imprisoned today as the Big Brother-style programme gets under way. The ten inmates were "arrested" in their homes and taken to the mock jail in Cuffley, Hertfordshire. They have three weeks to escape from the open jail - with the first to escape winning a £100,000 cash prize. The first show, which is presented by Red Dwarf star Craig Charles, will be broadcast on Tuesday September 12 at 7pm. Some 35 cameras will watch their every move and viewers will be able to observe the inmates 24 hours a day on the Channel 5 website www.channel5.co.uk/jailbreak. The public can influence the outcome of the show by offering the prisoners escape advice via email and phone. The viewer with the best advice will win £20,000. Former prison governor Jim Heyes will manage the prison staff, including the chefs, nurses and psychiatrists and a team of 35 prison officers. The daily routine will mimic the regime of a prison as closely as possible and prisoners will be subjected to 24 hours solitary confinement if they are caught escaping three times. The contestants are Peter Davies, 25, from Thurrock, Essex, is prisoner number JB001. Peter is a 15 stone bodyguard with four and a half years of Parachute Regiment training. The bachelor is described as super strong with belts in Karate, Judo, Ju-jitsu and kick boxing. Laura Hawkins, 22, from Hornchurch, Essex, is prisoner number JB002. A glamour model and an office manager, Laura, who is single, is described as an excellent communicator, who likes beer, dancing, shopping and sex. Giuliano Zampi, 46, from London, is prisoner number JB003. An architect who runs his own design and computer-modelling consultancy, Guiliano's skills include drawing, chess and sports. Married with three children, this de Niro lookalike loves dinner parties, but hates spitefulness and boiled food. Roberta Woodhouse, 29, from Cumbria, is prisoner number JB004. Roberta is a part-time executive who can smoke a cigarette with her foot. Other skills include an excellent knowledge of Coronation Street. The Channel 5 psychiatrist described married Roberta as "bubble, bubble, bubble, fun, fun, fun". Michael Ashton, 20, from Blackpool, is prisoner number JB005. Fit and agile, Michael is a logical thinking builder who loves cars and sports and dislikes boring people. Channel 5's psychiatrist called him a "loveable rouge". Michael has a girlfriend. Jenny Adams, 37, from Barry, South Wales, is prisoner JB006. She is a personal assistant whose skills include being a rugby player and an ex-RAF officer. Single Jenny is described as "strong, dependable and steady but also passionate and fiery". Ben Amponsah, 31, from Manchester, is prisoner number JB007. An account manager, Ben is a good organiser and is trained in tank driving and explosives demolition. He has recently split from his boyfriend, likes reading and the North of England and dislikes London and ignorant people. Hannah Davies, 24, from London, is prisoner number JB008. A former recruitment consultant, Hannah is creative and practically minded. Single Hannah is described as "a real partygoer". Len Smith, 42, from Manchester, is prisoner number JB009. This garage owner's skills include football and communication. Len, who is single, is described as "the friendly bloke next door". Pat Chugg, 51, from Barnstaple, Devon, is prisoner number JB010. She runs her own showroom and her skills include drawing and hairdressing. Married with grandchildren, Pat is described as "a real diplomat".
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