'Witches' Charley and Nicky face eviction

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It will see the evicted housemate reveal all in an interview with Davina McCall. But a twist will see everyone in the house watching the interview too, on a plasma screen.

And after unleashing her true feelings about the housemates, the evictee will be sent back into the house.

Gallery: 'Warmth not Waste' task

Big Brother bosses have been accused of deliberately engineering the process to keep Charley in and as a result, viewers watching. Chanelle sounded off about the ill feeling in the Diary Room.

The teenager, who has had a tiff with Ziggy, told Big Brother: "I don't trust anyone in this house any more. And I probably trust Zac the least.

"I'd rather go to sleep than talk to people. Everyone's either bitching someone else off, or arguing. I'd rather not bother."

Chanelle ranted at Big Brother: "I want Charley to leave now. I can't live with her any more.

"Her big mouth, her ugly face, her smug little eyes, irritating voice, irritating personality.

"And what's worse is I used to like Nicky a lot. And now her and Charley are like the Big Brother witches."

Big Brother asked Chanelle how she would feel if Charley were evicted tonight.

"Ecstatic," replied Chanelle. "But if she's in another house and she ends up coming back I will be not pleased. "That would be awful. She wears me out. Every single little thing irritates me."

Housemates also took part in a bogus task entitled "Warmth Not Waste" whereby they were told to help create part of a giant quilt that will be taken to the Gobi Desert, joined with quilts from all over the world and photographed from space.

Meanwhile, Ziggy and Charley, all alone, had a heart-to-heart.

"Maybe they do think I'm annoying and too loud," Charley said. "I mean you've had a big character in this house, no matter what, f****** hell, I tell you, from every aspect."

The chat continued, with Charley slipping in some compliments.

"It's good we've had this chat, Ziggy," she told him. "When you came into this house we all thought you were hot. Chanelle said you were not her cup of tea. I think you are hot."