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Last Updated: Friday, 21 July 2006, 22:07 GMT 23:07 UK
Jayne Kitt voted off Big Brother
Jayne Kitt
Jayne joined the Big Brother house from a secret house next door
Big Brother contestant Jayne Kitt has become the eighth person to be evicted from the Channel 4 show, less than three weeks after entering the house.

She received 67.1% of the public vote against Canadian waiter Richard Newman.

Her constant rule-breaking had prompted warnings from Big Brother about not referring to the outside world.

The recruitment consultant from Slough caused a stir last week when all the contestants apart from her faced the public vote because of her behaviour.

They were punished after Jayne, 36 and a mother-of-one, broke Big Brother protocol by talking about the housemates before joining the show.

During Friday night's live broadcast, the crowd outside the house shouted: "Get Jayne out."

'Naughty but nice'

Speaking to host Davina McCall about her rule-breaking, Jayne said: "I'm cheeky but nice and I just did it for a laugh but I don't think it worked like that.

"I had a really good time in there and I'm glad I was naughty in a way."

She said she had applied for the show "just to prove I could get on, being 36", and because her daughter was old enough to appreciate it.

Pete Bennett remains the 1/4 favourite to win the show and the �100,000 prize.

Following speculation that last week's evictee, Nikki Grahame, could come back to the house, bookmakers Ladbrokes has been offering odds of 100/1 on her return.


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