BEST pals Jo and Kush were last night crowned winners of BBC One travel contest Race Across The World, bagging the £20,000 prize.
First to sign the empty arrivals book at the finishing point in Hatgal, , the Liverpool students were lost for words when they realised they had got there ahead of father and daughter Andrew and Molly, who arrived three hours later.
Jo and Kush have won Race Across The World Credit: BBC
The pair have revealed how they will spend their winnings Credit: BBC
Siblings Katie and Harrison came third and in-laws Mark and Margo were fourth.
Kush said: “It’s a bitter-sweet feeling, because that’s the end of our travelling, but it shows that all our hard work succeeded.”
After more than 7,000 miles through and to win the cash, Jo added: “I want to spend some on my family and then a nice trip away, a holiday.
“But the majority of it will go into an ISA so hopefully I can buy a house sooner.”
Kush said: “I’m going to invest a fair amount into what I enjoy doing, to hopefully build a career out of it – like travelling.”
Traitors’ Phantom display
Mr Phantom slipped into the communal areas of the Courtyard by Marriott in Inverness, before installing more than £50,000 worth of art Credit: Click News and Media
MYSTERY artist Mr Phantom staged a night-time takeover of the hotel where the stars of the new series of are staying – turning it into a makeshift art gallery.
Under the cover of darkness, he slipped into the communal areas of the Courtyard by Marriott in Inverness, before installing more than £50,000 worth of art.
Mr Phantom then projected cryptic messages on the outside of the hotel, transforming it into one giant installation.
The stunt did spark something of a security alert – though no celebrities were harmed in the making of the gallery.
Nafessa: Ladies rule in Rivals
Nafessa Williams has been thrilling viewers in the second series of Rivals Credit: Harper’s Bazaar UK
Talking in the latest edition of Harper’s Bazaar, Nafessa said: ‘Cameron’s a funny fish. She’s vulnerable, but also the strongest woman in the world’ Credit: Harper’s Bazaar UK
AS telly executive Cameron Cook, has been thrilling viewers in the second series of .
The show has seen her bonking leading man Rupert Campbell-Black, played by Alex Hassell, which has really irked her former lover Lord Tony Baddingham, played by
Talking in the latest edition of Harper’s Bazaar , Nafessa said: “Cameron’s a funny fish. She’s vulnerable, but also the strongest woman in the world and I can’t quite predict what she’s ever going to do next.
“She doesn’t know where her life stands. Her whole existence has been shaped by Tony, and now he wants revenge.
“I found peeling off those layers exciting. Us women aren’t permanently strong and put together. Real life hits and we have to deal with it.
“Cameron is always 10 steps ahead, she can play the game better than the man.
“Take away the sexiness and glamour, and she’s just a really smart, sharp person.”
She added the short based on Dame Jilly Cooper’s raunchy novels: “Season two belongs to the ladies.”
Williams plays telly executive Cameron Cook in Rivals Credit: Harper’s Bazaar UK
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