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Ziggy Lichman, Liam McGough and Brian Belo went to the Diary Room yesterday to ask for a lads' night.

Later, they were called to the Diary Room and found a hamper filled with booze on the chair. Big Brother said it was their decision whether to share it with the rest of the housemates but the boys opted to drink the lot themselves.

They eventually invited Jonathan Durden in - on the condition he brought a corkscrew to open the wine.

Meanwhile, the girls were left fuming when they realised what the boys were doing.

Earlier Tracey Barnard turned down £1,000, two extra chances to nominate and an unlimited supply of tobacco as part of the Seven Deadly Sins task.

She said winning the task for the group was more important to her.