Big Brother’s Little Brother will tomorrow see a welcome return of some very special guests.

Winners from the past ten series of Big Brother will be joining George Lamb on the sofa to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the show.

Tune in on Friday to see Craig Phillips (BB1), Nadia Almada(BB5), Anthony Hutton (BB6) Pete Bennett (BB7), Brian Belo (BB8), Rachel Rice (BB9) reminisce on their time in the House and give their views on the BB10 Housemates. “Nasty” Nick Bateman will also be appearing alongside celeb fan Keith Lemon and Heat Magazine’s Lucie Cave.

Endemol, the company behind Big Brother, have announced that this years Big Brother house will be a non-smoking zone after health chiefs classed it as a work place.

A source told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: “The kind of people we sign up are often the type of people who like a fag. If they are banned from smoking, the atmosphere could get pretty tense.”

We can all remember the fights caused by lack of ciggies. Transsexual Big Brother winner, Nadia Almada is the first person to spring to mind.

What will happen is that there will become a clear smokers/non-smokers divide, as the smokers are forced to spend more and more time in the garden indulging their habit while the others have free reign of the house.

Nadia Almada was cleared of assault charges in court today, after slapping a man twice for calling her George.

The man in question claimed that Nadia approached him, pinching his bum, but when he called her George she was outraged and slapped him twice.

Nadia, on the other hand claimed that the man had been acting in an aggressive and homophobic manner and she slapped him in self defence.

I don’t know who said what, but I certainly wouldn’t want to be on the wrong size of Nadias fists….have you seen those things!

Nikki and Sam will be the two housemates facing eviction this week, with Sam receiving 5 votes and Nikki four.

Here’s who the housemates nominated and what reasons they gave:

Aisleyne

Nikki: “She’s just a little bit annoying – and I don’t think that she likes me, it’s all a pretence. She turns her nose up at the things that I say.”

Sam: “She’s put words into my mouth, Lea’s mouth and Dicky’s mouth. Sometimes she’s a little bit intense, she’s just on my case – I just need my space.”

Glyn

Sam: “She’s boring – she makes me wanna fall asleep. She wants to make friends, but she tries too hard and it comes over as fake.”

Nikki: “I gave her my dressing gown and she didn’t say thank you. She talks too much London – she talks about stuff that I can’t even imagine – I find it really boring, I feel really left out”.

Grace

Aisleyne: “I just don’t like her, I don’t like the way she’s come into the house and taken the lead. If I have to look at that arse again, I’ll go mad.”

Sam: “I feel that she came into the house and tried to stir up shit. I find her false as well, I can’t take anything she says genuinely. She’s just trying to play a game, be friends to everyone – she tries to play people off against one another.”

Lea

Nikki: “Sometimes she makes the group feel uncomfortable. She wants to have it all her own way and she gets angry a lot of the time – she gets irate at the smallest things.”

Richard “I’m starting to distrust him a lot. He made me question our friendship. He’s acting… so that people like him.”

Mikey

Sam: “I just find her annoying. She walks around the house really loud. Even when Sam speaks, it winds me up – Sam’s voice goes through me.”

Aisleyne: “She’s an inconsiderate person with her comments and her actions. She doesn’t say thanks for anything, she’s got no manners. She made no effort with anyone else apart from the people she gets on with… she puts on a front… she’s not really being nice.”

Nikki

Richard: “At first, I thought he was really nice… but he’s very sneaky, very devious. I don’t trust him anymore. He tries to suck up to everyone. He called me a hypochondriac behind my back.”

Sam: “She’s driving me up the wall… just always there, every time I breathe she’s next to me… it’s suffocating me.”

Pete

Lisa: “I’ve become quite annoyed by her. When I saved a bee from the pool and she kinda like wanted to kill it, put it out of its misery. I was just trying to help it out and she was going on and on and on about it. She’s really getting on my nerves… she blows smoke in my face but then the next minute she says ‘you’re angry with me’ when I’m not and storms off. I don’t feel relaxed around her.”

Nikki: “She doesn’t eat food that we make her. When Sezer went she whispered to me that she wanted Richard to go and I thought that was unfair because he’s been really good to her.”

Richard

Lisa: “She doesn’t like when I confront her on things. She jumps around the room screaming like a banshee. She takes everything the wrong way – Lisa agitates everyone. She smokes like you wouldn’t believe, puffing all over the place.”

Grace: “She wasn’t very inviting towards Sam and Aisleyne. She has a strong position with the girls, she’s the leader of the pack, the queen bee of the house, the plastics. She doesn’t use her influence for positive reasons, she uses them for negative reasons… the other 2 follow her lead. She’s got the strongest personality – domineering, very loud… Nikki and Imogen need to be more aware of the falseness of Grace.”

Sam

Lea: “I think she’s been to motherly towards Pete and Pete needs to breathe. Pete needs his own space to become himself. She’s got a game plan, she’s tactical, bitchy and two-faced. She makes me uncomfortable whenever I’m around her, I don’t know if she’s bitching about me. She had said I was an arse licker and was very suspicious of me because I smile all the time – that’s just me. I’m very much a people’s person.”

Richard: “He gets himself involved in too many situations… he’s all about himself and doesn’t give a toss about me. When I talk, sometimes he won’t listen to my opinions.”

Big Brother 2004 Winner Nadia Almada appeared in court on Thursday 16th Of March charged with common assault.

It is alleged Almada slapped 24 year old Richard Oliver, at The Garden pub in Upper Street, Islington, on January 27 this year.

Defence solicitor Aki Achillea said: “We will call at least two witnesses. There is CCTV footage and also a considerable transcript from the police interview.”

A trial will take place on June 19 and the Portuguese bank clerk was granted unconditional bail. She faces up to six months in jail if found guilty.