She is 20-year-old Charlene Hunter from Dundee, who was waiting, hidden under covers, when the group came back from breakfast this morning.

Yesterday, with the first eviction looming, the car mates started to feel the pressure.

Kenny and George had won immunity so they relaxed. Alicks seemed particularly nervous.

The live crossover to the car was imminent and the crowds gathered.

Stuart told the car mates that the two people at risk of being evicted were Wendy and Ben. They held hands and it was clear they had formed a close bond.

The tension mounted as it was announced that Ben polled the least votes and was going home. He danced around, not because he was happy tobe going but because he was bursting for the toilet.

It was a quiet afternoon as the eviction and loss of Ben took its toll.

Ryan put Ben’s headband on his arm “in tribute to Ben”. They spoke about Ben for most of the afternoon and said how they missed his one-liners and how he made them laugh.

They perked up when it was time for the Tea-Time Task with KarenB. Their task was to list the planets in the solar system in order to win a mystery prize, which we now know was a new car mate.

Ryan had paid attention to his geography teacher at school and wrote the planets down to complete the task.

Tuesday night was quiet as the group reminisced.

The next eviction was also on their minds.

You can vote for your remaining favourite by text: ALICKS to 61025: GEORGE to 61025; RYAN to 61025; or WENDY to 61025. Charlene is immune from eviction today, but you can vote for her by texting CHARLENE to 61025. Texts cost 25p plus your standard network rate.