If the Big Brother housemates reckoned they'd get some peace and quiet after loud-mouth Charley was given the boot last night - they were wrong.

Shortley after the south London "It" girl was chucked out of the compound, BB announced the arrival of five more contestants.

But for the time being, David, Shanessa, Kara-Louise, Jonty and Amy will have to make do with staying in separate home attached to the main building.

Their specially-designed' halfway house' comprises a dormitory, shower room, common room, yard, and a shared diary room.

But only moments after rocking up at their new home, David, 25, from Ayr was called to the diary room.

Big Brother asked him: "Hello David...

How do you feel?" To which the high street store manager replied: "No comment.

I feel exposed actually, sat here with my balls out.".Big Brother continued: "You have just moved into the Halfway House and you are now a halfway housemate.

As a halfway housemate, you are not a full housemate.

As a halfway housemate, your position is not safe.

Over the next few days, all housemates will have the chance to visit the main house.

On Monday, two of the halfway housemates will be chosen to move into the main house and become legitimate housemates.

David, please enter the main house through the door on your right." BB then invited the stunned Scot to join Chanelle, Ziggy, Carole and the gang in the main house.

But he won't be there for long - on Monday, two more halfway housemates will switch places with a pair of the nine remaining housemates.

And after the swap has taken place, those housemates in the Halfway House will have to battle it out in a variety of tasks and difficult decisions in an attempt to win their place in the main house.