Marcus refused to accept a £15,000 offer from BB for his ponytail earlier, while Siavash has accepted his prize fund challenge.

Endemol UK’s Tim Hincks has spoke about C4’s decision to axe Big Brother, as Five, Sky and ITV rule themselves out of buying it.

Big Brother will set Siavash a challenge today that will give him the opportunity to earn back some of the prize money.

Channel 4 have confirmed that they have axed Big Brother, with next year’s eleventh series set to be the last on the channel.

Big Brother has reduced the prize fund from £100,000 to £0 after some of the housemates broke in to the camera runs.

The Sun has claimed that Channel 4 is set to axe Big Brother due to the lower ratings that this year’s series has recieved.

Sharon Powers, executive producer of Big Brother 10, has said that broadcaster Channel 4 are ‘happy’ with the show.

Big Brother host Davina McCall will present a new dance-based reality show on Sky1 next year, it has been confirmed.