Jungle cats' nomination ban!

Big Brother has got its revenge on housemates Jason and Victor for flouting nomination rules.

The "jungle cats" have been forbidden from taking part in nominations.
The pair are being punished for breaking rules which forbid housemates from discussing the nominations.

Jason, 30, and Victor, 23, have already had formal warnings for openly discussing the evictions.

But they have continued to make strong hints about who they want up for the chop.

Victor has broken rules on discussing nominations 36 times, while Scot Jason has racked up 31 offences.

A Big Brother spokeswoman said: "As a punishment for discussing nominations and voting strategies, despite being warned on several occasions not to, Big Brother has decided that Jason and Victor will not be allowed to nominate.

"Later today, the housemates will as usual be called into the diary room in alphabetical order to give their nominations.

"However, when it comes to Jason's turn he will be told that his right to nominate has been suspended for the week.

"He will be told that it is up to him as to whether he discusses this with the other housemates.

"Victor will receive the same news when he goes to the diary room."
The nine remaining contestants - Marco was evicted on Friday - - woke up this morning to the Big Brother Primary School.

The lounge had been transformed into a classroom, with desks, wall charts and bike sheds.

The group have to wear school uniforms, and Somalian-born Ahmed has insisted that he wants to be the headmaster.

Housemates have to abide by school rules - such as smoking and kissing must be done behind the bike sheds.

The pupils' tasks include preparing re-enactment of historical events, such as the landing of first man on the moon, the death of Elvis Presley and the day that Geri Halliwell left the Spice Girls.

Victor has taken on the role of school bully by jokingly threatening to put Stuart's head down the toilet.

Nomination results will be announced to the house tomorrow.