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We get the opportunity, via the Sunday Mail, to hear what Sandy has to say on BB

THIS time next week millions of us will be gripped by the antics of the 12 new housemates as Big Brother 4 hits our screens.

The programme makers hope to grab our attention with even raunchier television.

They aim to make the housemates jump through hoops to win the £70,000 prize.

And the wannabes, chosen from more than 100,000 hopefuls, will happily play ball.

But one person who won't be tuning in is straight-talking Scot Sandy Cumming, whose rooftop escape was one of the highlights of BB3.

Writing exclusively for the Sunday Mail, Sandy says: "It isn't the taking part that counts, it's the five minutes of fame."

BIG Brother has become a 10-week audition for wannabes who use it as a platform to launch their careers as "celebrities".

This was certainly the case in my experience. Before I entered the house I was of the opinion that no person could perform to a host of cameras day and night, night and day, for between two and 10 weeks.

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