10pm - 11pm

10.00 Sophie states that Labour has 'f**ked everything up', which disappoints her as she voted for them, while PJ says that if he ruled the world, he'd have a fat mansion and would effectively become a dictator; 'fair enough', replies Sandy.

10.03 PJ is now talking about his horoscopes, which invariably mentions that he will meet someone very soon. Sophie asks the housemates if they've seen a movie called 'Threads', which features a nuclear bomb exploding in Sheffield to horrific effects; she states that she would want to die in an explosion, and Sandy states that a nuclear explosion would flatten buildings forwards and backwards. Adele states that everyone near to the blast would be vaporized, while those just outside would be burnt, and those further out would get cancer from the fallout.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

10.06 Sandy mentions that if India and Pakistan were to set off bombs, the radiation would spread for miles and miles around, as Jonny asks him if any parts of Britain would be affected by the two going nuclear-happy. He also mentions to Jade that the setting off of nuclear bombs wouldn't just be down to one general pressing a 'big red button'.

10.08 Spencer asks if anyone's seen the movie 'Deep Impact', where a meteor lands in the sea and a tidal wave engulfs the land; Sophie states that it showed her how frightening the sea can be, while Sandy thinks that the melting ice-caps would have a similar effect anyway.

10.10 Jonny states a fact he learnt that if expressed as time on a clock, the dinosaurs lived for 23 hours and 55 minutes, and humans have only lived for five minutes. Spencer states that the weather can be extremely terrifying after seeing storms decimate towns, while Alison mentions that she's wary of satellites that can 'home in on people'.

10.11 Sophie reveals that she has a fear of swimming over a really deep part of sea, as she knows that there'll be a big shark or suchlike very close to her. PJ asks whether the housemates believe in the 'Big Bang' theory of the creation of the universe; Adele mentions that she studied that at college.

10.13 Spencer states that the power to solve the world's problems lies with every individual, and the biggest irony is that the human race has created new ways of killing each other and new ways of saving each other; he also mentions that that's the reason he's very wary of the merits of the discussion they're having.

10.19 The 'if I ruled the world' discussion continues, but something pretty controversial must be providing the current topic of conversation as the sound is being dipped.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

10.21 A tired looking Spencer rubs his face, and Sophie wipes something from her eye, as the sound continues to be cut.

10.23 Sound is restored; Jade tells the housemates about a instance of racism she heard about in South Africa before apartheid was lifted. Sandy states that for all the strong views that people have, very few actually try to do anything about it by voting or getting involved in politics, which Sophie agrees with.

10.25 Sophie also mentions that she would've liked to become a children's counsellor, or a similar role to help children, as Sandy mentions that kids aren't being kids anymore, as they're more aggressive, rude and unkind nowadays.

10.27 Sandy states that he doesn't agree with kids trying to look fancy at a young age in exotic clothing and make-up; Spencer mentions that he doesn't feel comfortable with that particular trait of children nowadays, and also mentions the instance of Britney Spears dressing up as a schoolgirl in one of her videos.

10.28 Jonny brings up the issue of people who have fetishes of dressing up as babies, and Sophie acknowledges that many people have a fetish of some sort, while Spencer continues his tirade against people trying to look sexy in school uniform. Adele states that she's surprised that Spencer is so vehemently opposed to that, and quite glad too.

10.30 Adele and Sophie mention that many prostitutes don the schoolgirl look nowadays, and also state their opposition to women who reveal everything and do everything 'with bottles' in strip clubs.

10.36 PJ and Lee state that they like the 'schoolgirl thing', but only predominantly while they were still at school; even so, Sophie takes offence at it. Alex blows his faux-didgeridoo, as Jade wonders how he manages to make that sound; he tells her that he has to blow a farting noise through his lips to make the sound. Jonny tries it, and doesn't do badly at it.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

10.39 As many of the housemates go outside, Jonny asks Sophie and Alex whether they think there's life on other planets; he thinks there is, and there's been a cover-up over it, but Alex thinks that if it was the case, many people would rescind what they believe in about religion, which Adele agrees with.

10.40 Kate goes for a run around the garden, as Alison tells her that 'Spanky likes your butt'. Spencer observes that it's 'got a good weight and it bounces nicely', which Kate responds to by telling him to f**k off.

10.42 Jonny tells the housemates inside about the way the pyramids were constucted, which was found out by people who tried, and failed, to recreate it. Adele also mentions that the Old Testament is written 'like two children made it up; how did the world get created by two people?'. She also mentions that sodomy and incest originated from the bible.

10.45 Outside the house, Spencer notices that he's hot outside, but Jade has cold legs and arms; 'how about your snatch?', PJ asks. Jade also mentions that she hated the way her voice sounded on her audition video.

10.52 Kate jumps up and down on a wooden plinth in the garden; Jade suggests that she be given a skipping rope, and also states that she can also do 'wicked' dance moves. Alison finishes painting her fingernails, and moves on to her toenails.

10.54 The housemates outside remember that England and Argentina play tomorrow, with PJ hoping that they'll get updates about the score. As Kate jumps into the pool, PJ turns in, stating that he's not going to get up until 3pm.

10.55 Inside the house, the talk has moved onto royalty; Sandy states that Princess Anne probably works harder than anyone of the housemates apart from Jonny, as Alex states that she's rather ignored by the paparazzi. Alex and Sandy also state that the Royal Family bring in a lot of tourism money, with many people coming to the country to see the royals. Adele mentions that she's really glad a monarchy exists.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below

10.58 Sandy states that the worst view of London is provided by the Houses of Parliament, with Sophie pointing out the eyesore of the new building in Parliament Square for the MPs. Sandy also tells the housemates of what happens in the London Eye for the housemates that haven't been.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
More From Big Brother