[Denver]

do you think housemates should be told of this important piece of history?

[Cherie]

No

[Shaun]

On the off-chance that it makes Sam very upset and he votes to leave the house, yes

[Oliver_W]

It could affect Chelsea's business, and anyone else among them who owns properties or stocks.

Maybe all those who voted should be told.

[_Tom_]

They can find out when they leave the house.

[armand.kay]

yes they should be told. Hope they were able to do the postal voting too.

[armand.kay]

If they can break the no outside contact rule to show housemates fan tweets then I think they can for referendum results I mean it's certainly more important.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

do you think housemates should be told of this important piece of history?

No as they will panic about savings are stuff



NO NO NO

[arista]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

yes they should be told. Hope they were able to do the postal voting too.

No as it will make some PANIC
as they do not see whats going on

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

It could affect Chelsea's business, and anyone else among them who owns properties or stocks.

Maybe all those who voted should be told.

Yes his Debts as well.

He knew this was going on
He signed up to go in

[JTM45]

Stupid people voting to leave the EU.

.......and no. They shouldn't be told. There's few enough of the original Big Brother values and rules left as it is without losing any more.

[joeysteele]

Yes, I think any major event and especially one on the scale of this one should be told to the house.

[JTM45]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Yes, I think any major event and especially one on the scale of this one should be told to the house.

Why though ?
They knew this was happening when they went into the house so they had the choice not to go in if they wanted to have knowledge of the news outside the house!

Big Brother is a pretty simple concept and anyone who thinks they should be making exceptions obviously doesn't get what it's about. Why don't they just give them 24 hour TV, Laptops and phones FFS!!!

[OMGLattie]

As it could effect them and their lives outside the house, yes I think they should be informed about the decision. Yes, they signed up for a show that cuts them off from the outside world but this isnt a small thing thats going to brush over and be forgotten before they leave. This is a huge decision where they live and shouldnt be withheld.

[Kazanne]

Yes and they should have had the right to vote too.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Yes and they should have had the right to vote too.

They would have had a postal vote Kaz

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

They would have had a postal vote Kaz

That's good then Cherie as it was a big point in history

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

That's good then Cherie as it was a big point in history

I doubt few of them used it though

[Shaun]

I can only really see Andy, Natalie, Jayne and Jason having voted in it.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Yes, I think any major event and especially one on the scale of this one should be told to the house.

No
not if it makes them Panic

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by JTM45

Why though ?
They knew this was happening when they went into the house so they had the choice not to go in if they wanted to have knowledge of the news outside the house!

Big Brother is a pretty simple concept and anyone who thinks they should be making exceptions obviously doesn't get what it's about. Why don't they just give them 24 hour TV, Laptops and phones FFS!!!

This is a however a one off and very big moment in history.
If they can be told when Michael Jackson died and David Bowie died, then really this is a decision in the UK that will affect their lives and even futures possibly too.
So they should be told it in my view.

Odd exceptions can and should be appropriate.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Shaun

I can only really see Andy, Natalie, Jayne and Jason having voted in it.

Well then , no need to say a word

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I doubt few of them used it though

I was thinking that some of them probably aren't bothered

[Jamesy]

Yes, this is quite a historic moment, and one of those rare moments the housemates should be told something from the outside.

Although would any of them care? I can't imagine any of them apart from one or two even understanding the EU vote.

[BBDodge]

Only Andy would be bothered and he'd have nothing of interest to say about it.