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Big Brother pair Nathan and John James facing eviction
Page last updated at 15:24 GMT, Friday, 9 July 2010 16:24 UK
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Nathan (l) is tipped for departure over John James (r)
Nathan or John James will become the latest housemate to be given their marching orders from Big Brother.
Yorkshireman Nathan, who was nominated for eviction after losing a task, is tipped by bookmakers to lose out in the public vote to Australian John James.
Meanwhile, three new housemates are set to join the show including Keeley and Rachel, who failed to make the final cut on the series launch night.
Dorset student Andrew was too busy taking his exams to take part.
The new contestants are going to enter show through a "spaceship", according to the programme's producers.
The show unexpectedly lost a housemate earlier this week when squatter Shabby decided to leave the compound.
The 24-year-old, who had been saved from eviction by the public just days earlier, decided to leave after a dispute with other housemates at a party.
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