Security called during BB house fight

Security was called to break up violence inside the Big Brother house as the place was trashed, it was revealed today.

Violence erupted in the Big Brother house in the early hours of this morning with security men called in to break up a terrifying brawl.

The return of Michelle and Emma from the bedsit sparked off a shocking night of drunken fighting.

Emma and Victor were the worst offenders and had to be dragged apart.

Emma was carried away kicking and screaming “I’ll f****** kill you” after Victor poured white wine over her and shouted threats.

Jason threatened to rip Marco’s head off, while Vanessa had a furious bust-up with Nadia.

Shell was so upset by the frightening turn of events that she collapsed and threw up on the bathroom floor.

Channel 4 cut the live feed between 2am and 3am as things spiralled out of control. Viewers were left looking at outside shots of the house accompanied by birdsong.

As the situation threatened to degenerate into a full-scale punch-up, panicked Big Brother bosses sent in three burly security guards to separate the housemates – the first time security has been needed in the history of the show.

Emma, who displayed the most violent behaviour, was removed to the bedsit.

The rest of the housemates scattered around the house and tried to calm down.

When the live feed resumed, viewers saw Victor, Jason, Stuart and Michelle sitting together away from the others.

Michelle told Stuart: “They can’t put these people in the same room again.”

Trouble broke out at 1.30am, three hours after Michelle and Emma returned from the bedsit.

Victor and Jason were horrified at the return of their least favourite housemates and sat with faces like thunder.

As the housemates knocked back the booze and Emma, Marco and Nadia’s incessant shrieking grew louder, the atmosphere became increasingly tense.

The first row happened after a food fight, which upset Jason and Vanessa because it made so much mess.

Jason demanded the housemates clear it up but Marco responded by performing a loud and camp jig in front of his face.

The burly Scot exploded and accused him of being “disrespectful”.

“How dare you intimidate me!” Marco squealed, to which Jason threatened: “You dance like that again and I’ll take your f****** head off.”

Nadia and Emma stepped in between the pair to defuse the row.

But the biggest and most violent bust-up was between Victor and Emma.

The pair have made no secret of their dislike of one another and Emma was furious to discover Victor had branded her “racist” and “stupid”.

Viewers saw the show resume after an ad break with the two embroiled in a major brawl.

Victor had thrown white wine over Emma and shouted: “Don’t f*** with me, Emma, I’m warning you… I’ll f****** have you.”

Big Brother immediately called him to the Diary Room and as he was walking in, Emma scoffed at him, shouting: “A joker like you acting like some kind of black guy…”

A furious Victor stormed back out of the Diary Room to square up to her and had to be restrained by Stuart.

Dan picked up Emma and carried her out to the bedroom as she screamed “I’ll f****** kill you” over her shoulder.

In the bedroom she could not contain her rage, throwing punches at an imaginary Victor.

Meanwhile Shell was distraught at the outbreak of violence.

She broke down sobbing in the bathroom and was coaxed into the bedroom by Emma, Michelle and Nadia.

But once there, she collapsed on the floor and staggered back into the bathroom where she was violently sick.

The shellshocked housemates were waking up this morning to a trashed house.

The buffet table was overturned, crockery was smashed and food littered the floor.

Stuart and Vanessa, who had slept in the living room, were the first to wake.

Vanessa broke down in tears as she recalled the night before, saying: “They are absolute animals… I just don’t want to be part of this. It’s like a freak show.”

A subdued Stuart said: “I’ve never seen anything like last night.”

Big Brother bosses must now decide whether to discipline the housemates involved in the brawling.

Physical violence is against the rules of the show and is punishable by a warning at the very least.

But because so many of the housemates were involved, producers are at a loss over what to do now.

A show spokeswoman said: “Each of the housemates will be called in to the Diary Room today to talk to Big Brother.

“At the end of the day, it is the health and welfare of the housemates that we are concerned about – the game show element is secondary.

“We want to talk to them individually and see how they are all feeling today. Then we will take a view on what to do next.”