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From The DS

BIG Brother is in crisis after three house-mates sensationally threatened to quit.

Show chiefs fear tomorrow night’s eviction will have to be scrapped and have been forced to come up with a rescue plan.

Panic set in when Nicky Maxwell, Carole Vincent and Tracey Barnard all said they want to walk.

The shock triple-quit threat came after yet another row involving superbitch Charley Uchea.

She unleashed an acid-tongued attack on bank executive Nicky, 28, and then told the group: “I’ve been pretending to be nice. You haven’t seen anything yet.”
Mouthy wannabe Charley, 21, had to be called to the Diary Room to calm down as she was dragged away from Nicky during a fierce row over food.

The showdown proved too much for Nicky, who said she wanted out.

And later Cambridge raver Tracey, 37, and political protester Carole, 53, who are both up for eviction said they wanted to go as well because they cannot cope with all the fights.

The latest bitch battle kicked off in the early hours yesterday when Nicky claimed Charley had said the group think she is boring, hate her cooking and are fed up with her moaning.

Nicky stormed: “Just because I don’t walk around in short skirts with my arse and boobs hanging out doesn’t mean I’m boring.

“How dare she talk to me like that. Who does she think she is?

“Why am I putting myself through this, staying with people who take the piss out of me?

“I don’t want to be here any more. I’m going to tell Big Brother I want to go. I can’t be bothered to be here any more.”

And her threat started a domino effect among the older housemates as both Tracey and Carole said they too had had enough.

Tracey said: “I’m 37- years-old and I didn’t come here to have my summer shot up with all this s**t.

“Maybe this is my time to go. I’m not bothered about being in this house.”

And Carole added: “No-one cares about anyone but themselves and I’m starting to think, what’s the point in being here?”

A Big Brother spokes-man said: “They all have their ups and downs but it’s business as usual.”