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Women's Aid warns Big Brother 'risks presenting abuse as entertainment' as ITV keeps the accused housemate in the house

Women's Aid warns Big Brother 'risks presenting abuse as entertainment' as ITV keeps the accused housemate in the house

Omar El Mayer, 21, told Rhianna Collins "don't talk about me", "don't cry" and "don't look away from me" after she ended their romance on Monday's episode. Producers called Rhianna to the Diary Room to check on her. Veronica Oakeshott of Women's Aid said viewers had contacted the charity. ITV insists housemates are monitored 24 hours a day, yet bosses have not removed him.

Omar's response to the break-up: 'You've really f***ed me off by saying what you said.'

Women's Aid urged ITV to bring in domestic abuse experts to 'protect contestants'.

Viewers have flooded X and Instagram demanding Omar is pulled, and some are complaining to Ofcom.

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