Big Brother is giving Bonnie and Glyn the chance to win back the contents of their suitcases. Both housemates have three minutes to list as many items from their suitcase as possible.

All of the items that they manage to list correctly will be returned to them later today, but they have to be precise in their description. So, for example, just saying 'pants' simply won't do.

Bonnie has been whining and moaning and crying about not having her suitcase, so was more than a little keen to take part in Big Brother's game.

She was called to the Diary Room and given her three minutes to list her items. She went for it like a crazy woman. "I want my pink hoodie, it's got a hood on it... and my pink fluffy slippers," she fired out at one hundred miles per hour without taking a breath.

She did exceptionally well, listing off a whole range of things from leopard print pants to the thing with which she scrubs her body.

Bonnie must not discuss the task with Glyn. If she does, it doesn't matter how many items she managed to list, she won't be seeing any of them.

Glyn will be called to the Diary Room later today to play the game himself. Hopefully his lifeguard-short days will finally be over.

Thank god they did that, because I thought denying somebody their suitcases for the entirety of the show was extremely mean. As Dawn pointed out, not all the members of the Big Brotherhood were 'chosen' and they weren't all chosen out of popularity: they were chosen because they voiced what was in their suitcases, that some other housemates could make use of borrowing. It will be nice to see Glyn in some normal clothes for a change, if he survives the eviction tonight, and Bonnie will stop moaning about her clothes, if she is not the evictee.

I think Big Brother underestimated the I love clothes/I hate clothes /I couldn't give a toss about clothes ,3 way divide .
It has been difficult on my part to actually decide who I am quite partial too and who i'm not ,because theres thiis big irrelevent issue about fucking clothes looming overhead.
I may not be watching for much longer if this sort of thing carries on.
But ,for now i'll give it the benifit of the doubt.

Thank god they did that, because I thought denying somebody their suitcases for the entirety of the show was extremely mean.
It was very very mean, but at the same time tough shit. They agreed to go in the house and abide by BB's rules, so you can't just start crying at the first rule you don't like. They've been very lucky to get this 3 minutes.