Big Brother pulled the plug on its live feed back in 2008 after viewing figures fell so low that they saw no point in continuing it. However, after a two year absence and thousands of complaints and petitions from obsessive fans, they've given in and decided to bring the live feed back for the final series. However, it will come at a cost...

Live streaming of the house will be accessible via the official Big Brother website, but viewers will have to fork out their hard-earned cash if they want to see it.

The pricing is as folllows...

Day Pass - 49p
Week Pass - £1.99
Season Pass - £14.99

BB are also running a competition on their website next Tuesday offering 1000 free season passes to fans.

Do people genuinely care that much about Big Brother to spend fifteen quid just to watch a bunch of strangers roam about a house all day? And will they be subjected to their classic dips in sound replaced with tweeting birds?

We think we'll just stick with the FREE daily highlights package.

Anyway, in the meantime, we've got hold of a new picture of the garden of the Big Brother 2010 house. The aerial shot shows the static merry-go-round, a swimming pool the size of a peanut and a bunch of guinea pig housemates sunbathing on the grass (not a bad job).

Five days to go people!