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But Chantelle and Preston were not the only housemates to get an earful from Galloway.

The MP for Bethnal Green and Bow then turned on his former friend Michael Barrymore.

"You never let anyone speak. Now you're going to let me speak," he told Barrymore.

"I was close to you, Dennis was close to you, and you stabbed both of us over your mania for hoarding cigarettes. You're a real cigarette addict and you ought to address the fact that you've no loyalty to anybody."

Galloway went on to criticise the former TV entertainer for failing to support him when he was barred from nominating.

"You sat schtum and said nothing. You care about no one except yourself. You're the most selfish, self-obsessed person I've ever met," he stormed.

Their argument went on for 20 minutes with Galloway claiming: "I cared a lot about you. You stabbed me in the back."

Barrymore told him: "You're going to be sorry for what you said to the kids, and you're going to be sorry for what you started here tonight."

Former Baywatch babe Traci Bingham piped up: "As Rodney King said, can't we all just get along?"

Big Brother rewarded the housemates for passing their task by throwing a party in which they each received a personal gift of something they might be missing during their time in the house.

Galloway received a copy of the Communist manifesto.

Barrymore got a mime artist outfit while Chantelle received roller skates and a gold hula hoop, and Traci was delighted to get a set of hair straighteners.

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