Helicopter whips up BB frenzy

A passing helicopter sent the Big Brother housemates into a frenzy with two of the contestants baring their breasts.

Dim-witted duo Michelle and Emma leapt out of the bedroom in the early hours of this morning after Scottish muscle man Jason suggested that it could be the paparazzi desperate for photographs.

Despite being ordered to stay in the bedroom by Big Brother "for reasons of health and safety", the pair bolted topless into the garden to flash the helicopter crew.

While Emma and wannabe glamour model Michelle jumped around excitedly, Marco followed them out but retained his modesty by covering himself up with a rug.
The rest of the housemates followed Big Brother's orders and stayed in the bedroom, waiting for the all clear.

Earlier, the contestants missed out on the chance of winning a treat as they failed their fast food challenge in spectacular fashion.

They were told they could have won a hamper of food, a water slide and garden sports kit or a jukebox if they had completed their weekly task.

However, the blundering housemates, who had to run a 24-hour fast food takeaway service, were told tonight they had come nowhere near to winning the "privilege pass".

The housemates had to take orders, cook and deliver the food within 30 minutes to the diary room to complete the challenge.

They were allowed to deliver no more than three incomplete or late orders.
Things did not go quite according to plan though as the absent-minded contestants got four orders wrong, failed to deliver one to the diary room and wore the wrong uniforms six times.

Meanwhile, Newcastle siren Michelle's romance with Leeds University student Stuart looked to be cooling.

She asked him: "I'm getting bad vibes from you. Is there a problem?
"No, no," he muttered, unconvincingly, without making eye contact.
Michelle then admitted she was surprised Stuart had not discussed her possible eviction with Big Brother.

Things could, however, be about to get a whole lot worse for the raven-haired Geordie.

Two of the housemates who are "evicted" on Friday will actually stay on in the house in a secret 1970s style bedsit.