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| Double eviction from Big Brother | Double eviction from Big Brother |
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| Kara-Louise Horne and Tracey Banard have become the latest housemates to be evicted from the Big Brother house. | Kara-Louise Horne and Tracey Banard have become the latest housemates to be evicted from the Big Brother house. |
| They were up against Jonty Stern who narrowly survived the double eviction and will see out the final week of this year's Channel 4 reality series. | They were up against Jonty Stern who narrowly survived the double eviction and will see out the final week of this year's Channel 4 reality series. |
| Tracey, 36, who has been in the house since the show began, faced the public vote five times. | Tracey, 36, who has been in the house since the show began, faced the public vote five times. |
| Lines opened for viewers to vote which of the remaining seven contestants should win the show's £100,000 prize. | |
| The show's host Davina McCall revealed Tracey got a 38% share of the public vote, while Kara-Louise had 30.8%, just 0.1% more than Jonty. | The show's host Davina McCall revealed Tracey got a 38% share of the public vote, while Kara-Louise had 30.8%, just 0.1% more than Jonty. |
| Twins favourite | Twins favourite |
| In a post-eviction interview, Tracey, who says she has not worn make-up for 15 years, admitted to feeling like an outsider when she first went into the house. | In a post-eviction interview, Tracey, who says she has not worn make-up for 15 years, admitted to feeling like an outsider when she first went into the house. |
| "When I walked in, it was a house full of ladies." | "When I walked in, it was a house full of ladies." |
| Meanwhile, Kara-Louise, one of a clutch of new housemates who joined the show at the end of July, said she had found it harder than she expected. | Meanwhile, Kara-Louise, one of a clutch of new housemates who joined the show at the end of July, said she had found it harder than she expected. |
| "When you are watching, you feel like something is happening all the time. When you get there, there are great periods of time when there's nothing to do." | "When you are watching, you feel like something is happening all the time. When you get there, there are great periods of time when there's nothing to do." |
| Bookmaker Ladbrokes reported that 85% of all bets were on Kara-Louise and Tracey - the highest number ever for a Big Brother double eviction. | Bookmaker Ladbrokes reported that 85% of all bets were on Kara-Louise and Tracey - the highest number ever for a Big Brother double eviction. |
| Tracey survived four public votes before being evicted | Tracey survived four public votes before being evicted |
| The two evictions leave seven people in the running to win the series - or six, since twins Amanda and Sam Marchant are counted as one. | |
| Student Kara-Louise received the most nominations from her fellow housemates earlier this week, with five. | Student Kara-Louise received the most nominations from her fellow housemates earlier this week, with five. |
| The twins and Carole Vincent - who was saved from eviction by the other contestants last Friday - were the only ones to avoid getting any nominations. | The twins and Carole Vincent - who was saved from eviction by the other contestants last Friday - were the only ones to avoid getting any nominations. |
| The Marchant sisters - who have agreed to be treated as a single person - are the only housemates to have gone throughout the entire series without receiving a single nomination. | The Marchant sisters - who have agreed to be treated as a single person - are the only housemates to have gone throughout the entire series without receiving a single nomination. |
| They are favourites to win the show's £100,000 prize when the show ends on 31 August - but will have to split the cash if they do. | They are favourites to win the show's £100,000 prize when the show ends on 31 August - but will have to split the cash if they do. |