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Big Brother (UK): Justin Evicted, Jee wins HoH After days of power and control, the three stooges are faced with an impossible situation. Either Jee or Justin WILL be evicted. Its looking better for Jee when Jack tries to negotiate with him to get him to join himself and Erika in an alliance, and after much talk of Justin being a huge threat throughout the game, his eviction comes as no real suprise to anyone. But, as one door closes, another one opens. Jee wins the crucial HoH competition, allowing the dream team to fight another day. Beware the 'X' factor The 'X' factor continues to effect the game. Ali continues her tactic of flirting her way to $500,000 when she snuggles up next to Justin in bed, but he's not impressed. Meanwhile, Erika and Roberts recent reconciliation is taking a second look at her stratergy of getting an ex evicted, and wonders about trying to form some kind of alliance with her ex boyfriend. Bocce Ball Every housemate is given a ball, with which they have to roll down a course toward a hole. Its simple - the person who's ball gets closest to the hole wins. Jack admits he needs to win the competition in order to protect Erika, who isnt elligable to take part as outgoing HoH. While Robert and Jee acknowledge the challenge will be vital to thier survival in the house. The tables of power turn when once almighty Jack chokes on the challenge, leaving a victory wide-open for rival Jee who doesnt miss the oppurtunity.

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