10:10pm Saturday 19th July 2008
Housemates will fight it out to become Darnell's successor as head of the Big Brother house.
Big Brother will ask contestants to choose three people to compete for the position. Those selected will then have to wear gorilla costumes and hang from tyres in the garden.
The housemate who can hang on to their tyre for the longest will be crowned head of house.
Big Brother will disqualify any "gorilla" who touches the floor, the swing or another contestant during the task. They will only be allowed to eat bananas.
News that Darnell is no longer head of house will come as a relief to some housemates. "The guy's power mad," Mikey said.
Darnell, however, is not happy about having to give back his title. After Big Brother told him of the news he moaned to housemates that he was not eligible to stand for the position again. "No, I can't participate. It sucks dude. It's ridiculous" he said.
On Friday night 44-year-old Belinda Harris-Reid became the fifth housemate to be evicted with 65% of the vote.
The remaining housemates became unsettled when they heard booing as Belinda was greeted by the public.
"Unless you're in the final five you'll get booed," Lisa said.
FORTY schools and colleges in the borough closed today because of the early-morning snowfall.
BURY new boy Dean Howell reckons he has joined one of the best teams in League Two following his loan move from Aldershot.
Bolton and Leigh main roads were gridlocked for several hours today following a heavy snow fall during the night.
HEAVY snowfall overnight brought traffic in the borough to a standstill this morning.
TWO Bury men caught with a lethal firearms arsenal have been jailed for a total of 17 and a half years.
ROAD humps that were placed on Melton Drive in Hollins as part of a major roadworks plan will be removed.
A boy who died after being hit by a bus in Longsight today has been formally identified.
BURY police’s crime prevention trailer will be sited at the Market Hall entrance each Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, beginning next week.
COMMUNITY officials from Whitefield and Unsworth have drawn up an ambitious three-year plan to make life better in the area.
ROAD humps that were placed on Melton Drive in Hollins as part of a major roadworks plan will be removed.
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