A Virgin Island star has defended Channel 4 ’s new sex therapy show that viewers have slammed as being ‘exploitative’. The ...

A new Channel 4 series about virgins has been slammed by viewers who claim it left them feeling 'creeped out'.

"Exploitative", "reprehensible" and "surprisingly empathetic" are just some of the adjectives critics have used to describe ...

What happens when a group of people who’ve never had sex before sign up for a Reality TV show like no other? Something ...

Episode one and two aired on Monday 12th May and introduced viewers to the 12 adult virgins, including a 30-year-old civil servant named Ben and 23-year-old food worker called Emma, who has been ...

Viewers of the new Channel 4 series Virgin Island have shared their shock over the content as the first episode hits screens.

From a 22-year-old care advisor, to a 30-year-old civil servant and a 23-year-old food worker, who says she's always been described as the "DUFF" (Designated Ugly Fat Friend) within her friendship ...

And with this new show, Channel 4 wants to explore these issues in a "warm, authentic and thought-provoking" manner, with the ...

Channel 4's Virgin Island begins airing tonight with twelve sexually inexperienced adults being coached through a programme ...

CHANNEL 4’s Virgin Island is more than just steamy romps and sex sessions, it’s really about unpicking past traumas that have plagued 12 virgins for their whole life. Although the ...

At first – and, to be honest, second – glance, Channel 4’s new reality show Virgin Island looks like the usual tawdry gimmick dressed up as pioneering science. Did you know with a Digital ...

Nobody wants to remember their first times; on Virgin Island, 12 people are being asked to immortalise theirs on national ...