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Archie Bland is a writer at the Independent.

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Bland was the Deputy Editor of The Independent in April 2012 and at the age of 28, he was one of the youngest people to have ever been appointed to a senior editorial post.

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Described as one of Anne Robinson’s favourite guests, Archie won the last-ever episode of the ´óÏó´«Ã½ television game show The Weakest Link in March 2012.

Anna Soubry is a defence minister in the Coalition Government and Conservative MP for Broxstowe (Nottingham).

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Having worked as a criminal barrister and a TV presenter, Anna became the first ever female defence minister in October 2013.

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No stranger to controversy, she once poked fun at UKIP leader Nigel Farage’s appearance, only to apologise later and dismiss it as ‘light-hearted’.

Peter Hitchens is an author and Mail on Sunday columnist.

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He has published six books including A Brief History of Crime, The Rage Against God and The War We Never Fought.

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Having joined the Labour party in 1977Ìýbefore shifting to the Conservatives 20 years later, Hitchens is now more critical of British politics.

Ava Vidal is a stand-up comedian and ex-prison officer at Pentonville prison.

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After becoming a mother at the age of 18, Ava has toured the country with her stand-up and is a weekly contributor for the Telegraph.

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Never one to hold back where injustice is concerned, Ava has spoken out against homophobia, trolling and welfare reform and, as a passionate football fan, she’s a patron of charity Show Racism the Red Card.