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The contest's first season saw 10 influencers locked in a house for a week as they battled for a prize with up to £1m.

Voters shouted that they want the thieves locked up, not the aftershave.

The men’s lawyers believe they have a case for a failure to disclose medical records and, at worst, may have had glimpses of a cover-up locked in the bowels of military archives.

These court orders allow children to be locked up - in registered or unregistered homes - and are often granted for children who are a risk to themselves or others.

She said she had "diligently checked" the contract and it was only when money started going out of her bank account that she learned she was locked into a seven-year agreement with a finance provider.