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Jen trained as a nurse in Dorset and became a prison nurse, then joined the RAF reserves and trained to go to Afghanistan to assist with aeromedical evacuation in 2010, bringing injured soldiers home. She then ran a medical clinic in Kabul at the British Embassy before going to Australia, where she worked on Christmas Island with asylum seekers.

Beth has worked in emergency departments internationally, and her specialty is emergency care. She's worked in expedition medicine with ultra-marathon runners in the Amazon and the Arctic Circle. Beth now works as an advanced clinical practitioner in Gloucestershire in the urgent care clinic.

Kamara and Josh met while they were working as youth workers in their local community. They bonded over their shared love of travel, anthropology, and interest in different cultures.

Despite their different cultural backgrounds and worries that their families would disapprove, love blossomed, and they became an item. Kamara is more daring and riskier than Josh, when a decision needs to be made, she will take the lead.

They met in 2012 while they were both working at a radio station in Glasgow and bonded over giving out leaflets in cold shopping centres and driving around as runners for the station.

Both are now fully-fledged radio presenters, with Daniella having presented on BBC Radio 1 and Grace hosting her own morning breakfast show. They share a love of their native Scotland and feel passionate about representing their beloved nation.

Sisters Sana and Saiqa are only 18 months apart, and their family members see them more as twins than older or younger siblings. They've lived in Bahrain and Dubai but also spent time growing up in the UK, deciding to do their university studies there.

Sana and Saiqa now live with their grandparents in London. They see home as between the UK and Dubai, where their parents live and work. Sana is a process engineer, and Saiqa is a fraud analyst.

Tanaka describes James as a ladies' man and remembers a "swarm of girls" around him at school, whilst Tanaka was the school sports star.

They remained close friends throughout university and often visited each other, and have since shared travelling trips to Brazil, South Africa, and Colombia. They have a warm, loyal, fun friendship and are full of respect for one another.

James and Joey are brothers from London. Joey trained as an electrician before becoming a black cab driver in his twenties, completing 'The Knowledge' test to do so. He's since returned to the electrics trade, running his own business.

James is creative and describes himself as a "copywriter by day and musician by night". When his copywriting work dried up at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, he returned to his first love, music, and recorded a folk/punk-inspired album. James has also dabbled in stand-up comedy, putting on shows at the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

James and Sam are father and son who share a close bond. James works on oil rigs and is often away for up to eight weeks. He says this has left him feeling like an "absent father" at times, and he's keen to make lasting memories with Sam.

Sam idolises his dad, describing their relationship as more like a friendship. Sam recently moved out after studying for his A-levels during the pandemic, and has been working as a bartender in a tapas restaurant.