Big Brother 2013

[Shadow]

Wot a fuckin liberty

Cud hav produce it better myself

Jus have mix of each race religion couple wid background n u gt a gud mix of people

There all fuckin wankers

Cnt seeit bein any good

[The Somalian]

Clothes are not in there

[Guest chap44uns]

ethnics in round 2

 

only whites would take this lying down

:rofl:

[R1.]

Looks like paper

[Guest chap44uns]

Clothes are not in there

oboisuly

[The Somalian]

Another six tomorrow

[Bobby Reds]

Just came back to say the ting with tattS

Sexy bitch

[The Somalian]

Brian Bello and his contacts>>>>

 

Rylan is such a good looking man (no homo)

[Bobby Reds]

Bruv I FANCY sallie

I hear ya cuhz

She's my motivation right now

[Guest chap44uns]

Bruv I FANCY sallie

I hear ya cuhz

She's my motivation right now

[The Somalian]

Police have warned Channel 5 about the risks of having a former police officer as a contestant on Big Brother.

 

The Daily Star has reported that the ex-detective constable played a key role in Operation Yewtree, the inquiry following the Jimmy Savile allegations.

 

Scotland Yard wrote to Channel 5 about the broadcaster's responsibility in connection with live investigations.

 

Channel 5 said procedures were in place to ensure that nothing problematic would be broadcast.

 

A Yard spokesman said: "We are aware of reports concerning the proposed media appearance of a former detective constable.

 

"We have been in contact with Channel 5 and made them fully aware of potential risks and their responsibility to live investigations.

 

"All officers joining the MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) and leaving the MPS are required to sign the Official Secrets Act."

 

'Extensive procedures'

The former officer was expected to enter the Big Brother house when the new series started on Thursday.

 

Channel 5 uses time delays to ensure unsuitable material does not go out on air.

 

A spokesman for the broadcaster said: "Channel 5 takes its obligations as a broadcaster seriously and, as has been made clear to New Scotland Yard, extensive procedures are in place to ensure that nothing will be broadcast during the course of Big Brother which would involve the former police officer breaching confidentiality, invading the privacy of others, committing libel or a contempt of court."

 

The Daily Star is owned by Richard Desmond, who also owns Channel 5.

[Nidge Weasle]

Ffs are these your cousins phil?

[Guest chap44uns]

dex is the closed thing to a don in the house

 

his receipt was once posted on here

 

pmsl

[Hipster]

Bruv I FANCY sallie

I hear ya cuhz

She's my motivation right now

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

yh?

[Guest chap44uns]

dem air maxs look spicy stilll

 

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they just kinda hotted the last 6 on bblb

 

no black one lightskin brudda

[Sole]

urrgh

[The Somalian]

About to start

[Hipster]

hopefully some black folk

[The Somalian]

Looked like they had a black guy when they showed the preview yestaday

This guy lmao saying he will buy back everyone's clothes

[mitcham maffia]

Those shorts >>>>>>>

[The Somalian]

I've seen that gina girl on another show before

Well at least we have a black women