Boom! Mic Drop...walk away. Perfect, agree 100%

- This is true. I am not bisexual, but I have a lot of gay friends. It's no secret that many of them don't look too kindly on bisexuals, and it's very unfortunate. Humans, for the most part, want to put everything into neat little boxes with labels on them, and it's just not realistic. Human sexuality is so much more fluid than that.

Would he have considered any of these things a 'rule break' though? He's talking off the cuff and informally all the time and then these muppets keep calling him and telling him 'You can't say this, you can't say that'. I would have given him a warning over the Holocaust joke for sure but I think he's perfectly entitled to air his controversial opinions on bisexuality : if he's not even allowed to say it, then we're into censorship pure and simple.

Isn't it just a fact of life that many people live different lifestyles than the rest of us. Some people have natural groups to represent them (the gay community) but others do not (e.g. celibate older men who are often unfairly denigrated as 'odd' at best and potential perverts at worst; noone speaks for them). Unless we are materially disadvantaged in some way, we should be able to defend our lifestyle choices and not constantly expect the media to censor all comments. Biggins's comments were silly. I'd like to say they were ill informed, but his past lifestyle would suggests that he should be better informed than many of us. However his views should be challenged, not suppressed.

In addition, some of his views on bisexuality had been expressed 2 years ago in an interview for the Big Issue, although not the comments on Aids. They therefore should have been known to the producers.

As for his joke. It was in poor taste. But again, he could have just been told it was offensive. I would not interpret it as malicious (more insensitive) unless there was other evidence he was anti Semitic

Exactly, she agreed with his views and even managed to involve the CIA.

I'm finding the most offensive thing that Biggins has said is in the Sun interview.

Biggins said: “Katie is a very sensitive girl with a few issues.”

In the position he put himself in, that comment is pretty grotesque. And if that is what he believes, why is he trying to crack holocaust jokes to her.

Pillock.

I agree with him there . Even to me as a casual viewer it's obvious that she has issues . She rarely smiles , seems eternally in despair and is constantly needing reassurance . She is Ricky's full time job in there, trying to drag her out of the doldrums .He has the patience of a saint .
Come on , you must admit that her claiming that nomming the obnoxious oxygen thief that is Bear was "The hardest decision of my life" was waaaay ott .
She just gives off a needy vibe 24/7 and is incredibly depressing .
So yeah , I'd say she certainly has issues .

It seemed to me from what I've seen, that Biggins was one of the few people in there without underlying problems. After all what they're looking for are tantrums and bleating by people who are losing the plot, but take part in casual open discussions with no ulterior motive.............beware, not allowed.

I'm not surprised Biggins reacted with disbelief.

Spouting hate? Ffs, get a grip.

Please, if big brother cared about rules they'd throw out half the house in each series.

In the series just gone, the 'others' were supposed to earn their status as housemates via tasks. They failed their task and still got made housemates. Big brother broke their own rules there. Numerous housemates broke out and came back in. They apply the rules indiscriminately, with their only guide being to generate as much interest as possible in order to make as much money as they can.

It's a shame that , as a few have already said, this wasnt used as an opportunity to educate biggins and perhaps those supporters who don't get why he was removed. And it would be a hell,of a lot more interesting than the mindless conversations that get aired between goldilocks and her three bears. I'm sure james and Saira would have opinions about this.
Removing someone doesn't remove the root cause of their ignorance.