Brunmarde.com

The idea is fiendishly simple. Take four Catholics and four Protestants from the North, put them in an isolated activities centre on the Isle of Man for a week, and film everything that happens. Two of the participants have been involved on opposing sides of the Holy Cross primary school dispute.

"Too often, people switch off, mentally or literally, when Northern Ireland comes on the box," says the programme's director, Roger Corke. "This is current affairs television about Northern Ireland that people will watch, not just reality TV."