Big Brother contestant and Tourette's sufferer Pete Stephenson has opened up about his condition during a heart-to-heart with fellow housemate Glyn.

The two chatted during a midnight run around the garden after Glyn asked Pete how he had coped at school.

Pete said: "I was five when I first noticed it, but we went to the doctors and they said there was nothing wrong. I was 14 when I was properly diagnosed."

Keen to find out more, Glyn asked him how he had coped with the condition as a child.

Pete replied: "I was put in a special school. I suppose it was better than being picked on."

Glyn said he had made sure there was no bullying at his school.

He said: "There's nothing worse than being picked on. Why should any one person be allowed to make another's life hell?"

Pete agreed, saying: "It lasts for ever, you know."

Earlier, the housemates' summer song knowledge was put to the test in a Name That Tune challenge.

The group were played the intros to five songs and successfully named three to win an outdoor feast.