George Russell slams 'erratic' Max Verstappen as fans spot 'poshest complaint ever'

Love Island fans will be happy to know that the wait is finally over - the islanders will be returning to the main villa. Love Island spoilers see the stars in the main villa gather around the firepit as host Laura Whitmore enters the villa in Wednesday night's episode to kick off the recoupling - but who will stick and who will twist? READ MORE: Love Island's Summer wows as she goes topless for outdoor shower in front of boysAhead of the dreaded text, both villas are warned that a recoupling looms and they need to firm their decision, with Paige Thorne saying that she's excited to see Jacques again.

Love Island star Andrew Le Page's family seems to have taken a swipe at Tasha Ghouri following the backlash he received for his kiss with bombshell Coco Lodge.During Tuesday night's episode (July 5) Tasha, who is currently in a couple with Andrew, shared a passionate smooch with new bombshell Billy Brown in the Casa Amor villa.But due to viewers calling out Andrew for kissing Coco the night before, Andrew's family wanted to put an end to it.READ MORE: OnlyFans star Elle Brooke announces new fight against Love Island star this monthTaking to Andrew's Instagram stories, a picture of Andrew was shared along with an image of Tasha's head on a kettle.The caption read: "Oh dear, looks like Team Tasha jumped the gun. Pot.

READ NEXT: Carlos Santana's brother Jorge dies at age 68 of 'natural causes'The musician has now updated fans on Facebook, explaining: "Forgot to eat and drink water so I dehydrated and passed out."He also thanked fans for their "precious prayers".A message on his official website said: "Rock legend Carlos Santana was over-taken by heat exhaustion and dehydration during a concert Tuesday (5th July) evening in Michigan."The guitar great was taken from his show at Pine Knob Music Theatre (formerly DTE Energy Music Theatre), an outdoor amphitheatre in Clarkston, some 40 miles northwest of Detroit, Michigan."Carlos was taken to the emergency department at McLaren Clarkston for observation and is doing well, it was announced by Santana's manager Michael Vrionis tonight."The message said that Carlos was due to take to the stage for another gig on 6th July but that it would be postponed to a later date.Audience members posted messages on social media after Carlos collapsed, saying that medical staff were on stage and that the crowd had been asked to pray for the star.One person shared a video showing the musician waving as he was helped off the stage.Carlos, who was born in Mexico, has had a long music career, having found fame in the late 1960s.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.He and his band have released several albums over the years, including Love Devotion Surrender, The Swing Of Delight and Havana Moon.They have recently been touring in the US with the Miraculous Supernatural show.READ MORE:Liam Gallagher would love to ‘f***ing rub Man City dominance in Sir Alex's face’Boy George's life – eye-watering net worth, jail time, Hollyoaks stint and feudsDa

sex at least once a day.A new Loved-Up Regions Survey from WhichBingo worked to ask 1,000 adults in relationships in the UK about their time spent between the sheets.They were also quizzed on how often they argue and how in-love they consider themselves to be in their current coupling.READ MORE: 'I'm 70 and have sex with my partner, 83, on daily basis – age is just a number'Even though many people may think the spark could dim between a couple with age, research revealed it's not quite the case, with many pensioners admitting to having relationships that are full of passion.The study revealed that couples aged 65+ are getting it on more than anyone else, with over a third (35%) of boomers knocking boots at least once a day.A further 15% even get it on multiple times a day. This is compared to 19% of those aged 18-24 who hook up daily.The most sexually-deprived demographic are those aged 45-54, or Gen X, as just 3% of couples are getting frisky daily.

READ MORE: What really happened to Sharon Marshall? Mystery death of Netflix's Girl in the PictureSharon never knew who she really was - and her identity remained a mystery until years after her death in 1990.Now a new Netflix documentary examines the case.Floyd had already spent time in prison for kidnapping and child molestation and was on the run from police when he met Sharon’s mother Sandra Brandenburg in 1974.They married after dating for a month but when Sandra was jailed for 30 days for writing bad cheques, pervert Floyd saw his opportunity, snatched five-year-old Sharon and fled.They then travelled around the US, posing as father and daughter - a photo from the time shows the young girl looking sad as she perches on his knee.By the time she was a teenager, the pair were living in Forest Park, Georgia, and against the odds Sharon was thriving.She blossomed in school, dreamed of becoming an aerospace engineer and even won a scholarship to college to study the subject.But her dark secret always lay just below the surface.In the Netflix true crime special, friend Jenny Fisher recalls going to her house for a sleepover and breaks down as she tells how Floyd raped Sharon at gunpoint while she was in the room.By 1988, Sharon and Floyd had ended up in Tampa, Florida, where Floyd forced her to work at a strip club.Heather Lane who danced with her at the Mons Venus club, recalls being horrified when she caught Sharon offering sex services for £41.Sharon said her dad had told her to do it and even provided her with condoms.In 1988 she gave birth to son Michael.At the same time, Sharon became friends with another dancer - Cheryl Ann Commesso, who would hang out with Sharon and Floyd.Cheryl told Heather how Floyd had tried

cockroach after their research showed a worrying change in the insects' mating habits. An increasing number of male German roaches - the most common cockroach species found worldwide - are shunning their love of glucose in order to get down and dirty with their female counterparts, who are more averse to the naturally occurring simple sugar.As a result the much-derided bugs could become even more widespread given that glucose - previously thought to be irresistible to such pests - is often used as a key ingredient in various popular insecticides.READ MORE: Cockroach nightmare after hotel guest suffers ‘hearing loss’ as it climbs inside earThe development was spotted by boffins at North Carolina State University in the US after they noticed that the female roaches kept in their labs for study have been becoming increasingly picky about who they reproduce with.Traditionally, when a male cockroach wants to mate he will first offer the female what's called 'nuptial gifts', namely a meal of sugars and fats squished out of his rear tergal gland.

Brits will make more than 1,000 negative comments about themselves annually – but wouldn't dream of saying the same things about other people.A study of 2,000 Brits found that one in five (21%) are their own biggest critics, frequently putting themselves down about things like their hair, their skin, and their weight.Other common areas Brits criticise about themselves include their teeth, stomach, and legs – but 27% wouldn’t dream of saying some of the things they say about themselves to others.Women are more likely than men to say or think negative things about themselves – doing so four times a day, or 1,460 times a year, while men will do so three times a day, or 1,095 times annually.The research, commissioned by Tu Clothing, also found one in four (26%) have become more negative about their appearance as they’ve got older.It emerged that when deciding what to wear, adults contemplate an average of five outfits before committing – with feeling too fat or old, and not liking arms or legs being on display, among the top reasons for feeling uncomfortable.As a result, those polled like to play it safe, with black being the most confidence-inducing colour to wear.This was followed by blue and grey – while only 19% feel comfortable in orange, and 21% are happy wearing yellow.But 21% wish they could channel their childhood freedom to chuck on what feels good.Actress and TV presenter Zoe Hardman, who is working with Tu to encourage people to “dress for joy”, said: “With summer now upon us, many of us fear getting body parts out that are hidden the rest of the year – including stomachs, thighs, and upper arms.“This summer, I want everyone to tap into their inner child and adopt a carefree attitude when it comes to getting

ducklings that she hatched herself from three Morrisons eggs.Deza Empson, 31, bought six Braddock-White Clarence Court eggs at the supermarket and on a whim put them in an incubator she bought on Amazon to breed budgies.Amazingly just five days later when Deza shone a light on the make shift nest she could see little ducklings developing inside some of the eggs.READ MORE: Mutant cockroach fears as scientists spot terrifying trend in bugs' mating habitsThe little chicks began pecked their way to freedom three weeks later - with River and Dusk arriving first, followed by Daisy a day later.Now they've become a firm part of Deza's family and love nothing more than a splash in the bath.In fact Daisy has grown so attached to Deza she follows her around, snuggling on her shoulder.Now Deeza plans to keep Daisy, but River and Dusk will go to live with her cousin.Mum-of-three Deza from Yorkshire said: "They're lovely. It's so crazy.

mum of 'one of Britain's most pampered toddlers' has slammed critics – and says she's just trying to do the best for her child.Kasey Akram, 32, hit the headlines over the weekend after she revealed her lavish spending on son Jareem, one.The single mum , who is on benefits, spends large sums each month on the tot, including designer clothing and a gold dummy worth £1,000.READ MORE: 'I'm a single mum on benefits – I spend half my income on baby's designer bling'Hundreds of people commented online after the story was released with many slamming Kasey's parenting.However, the mum, from Sheffield, has now hit back and says she just wants the best for her son – like every parent should.Kasey said: “I’m just one person and people have made a split-second judgement when I’m a good mum just trying to give him a better childhood than I had.“I'm far from a scrounger and it's my choice, yes I might spoil him but he has good manners and says please and thank you.“I’m a mother raising a man, not a boy – and a gentleman at that.”Kasey previously said that she spends up to £1,000 per month on Jareem, buying him designer goods including a solid gold dummy, Versace chains and Gucci trainers.She funds the purchases through the benefits she receives and with the help of her ex-partner who pays towards some of the high-end goods.Many reacted to Kasey's story online, with comments including ‘Good luck when he is a teenager’ and ‘I want to know what benefits she is on so I can apply for the same ones’.But Kasey has hit back - saying she doesn’t drink, smoke or go out clubbing – and that if people on benefits stopped doing that, they too could afford to treat their children like she treats Jareem.Despite previously working as a model, she is

Love Island fans are demanding justice for one of the show's newest arrivals as she appears to have 'gone missing' since entering the famous villa. It's been a busy week in Mallorca so far as the Casa Amor split continues.

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Formula 1 fans have been left ‘scarred’ by a picture of Red Bull boss Christian Horner, after he posed next to one of his adoring fans with a raunchy t-shirt. Horner was at the Canadian Grand Prix looking to continue Red Bull’s recent hot run in the 2022 campaign.And, on the track everything near enough went to plan as Max Verstappen made up for the withdrawal of teammate Sergio Perez by winning his fifth Grand Prix in six races.

Can Alonso win the Canadian Grand Prix? Tell us in the comments section below. Asked about his hopes for the race, he added with a wink: “Let’s see, I think we’ll attack Max on the first corner.”Sainz had to settle for third with Hamilton fourth. It was a great day for the Haas team with Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher completing the top six.

Formula 1 fans were wondering if they’d travelled back in time after seeing Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel at the top of the timesheets at the Canadian Grand Prix.The veteran pair, who memorably battled for the championship 10 years ago – with Vettel snatching a third consecutive title at the final round – used all of their experience during the third practice session at a rash-lashed Gilles Villeneuve circuit. The drivers ran full wets for the majority of the hour-long session before conditions improved enough for intermediates to be fitted.

Max Verstappen has spoken out in support of Sky Sports F1 presenter Naomi Schiff after she was abused online. Schiff, who has joined Sky's broadcast team this year, was last week the victim of a social media troll who questioned her credentials and why she'd been given the role. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton leapt to her defence on Twitter.And reigning champ Verstappen has now addressed the issue too ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend.

George Russell has welcomed the FIA’s plan to combat the aggressive bouncing which has affected F1 cars this season – even if it hinders Mercedes’ hopes of closing their deficit to Red Bull.Porpoising has been the talk of the paddock in 2022 following one of the biggest regulation changes in the sport’s history. The issue came to a head on Sunday when Lewis Hamilton was left in agony with back pain during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and had to be helped from his car after finishing fourth.Mercedes aren’t the only team to have been affected, with Daniel Ricciardo and Carlos Sainz among the other drivers to speak out about the issue which, it is feared, could have a long-term impact on drivers’ health if a remedy isn’t found.

F1 champion Max Verstappen as Aston Martin getting rid of Lance Stroll.Despite a poor season so far, littered with crashes and underwhelming pace compared to teammate Sebastian Vettel, Stroll’s place in the Silverstone-based team has long been thought to be as safe as houses, given the fact the team is owned by his billionaire father, Lawrence. However, Stroll senior may soon to have a tough decision to make over his son, who is in his sixth season in F1 and can no longer be excused for a lack of experience.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the terrifying nature of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which was plagued by porpoising on Baku's rough street circuit. The Briton struggled with back pain throughout, and had to cope with fears that the car would veer into the wall at high speed, which he described as a 'very strange experience'. Even before Sunday's race, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was outspoken about the fact that Baku's bumpy circuit was not well suited to the cars driven by Hamilton and George Russell.

Formula One fans have slammed Ferrari over their disastrous double DNF at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Ferrari’s weekend in Baku unravelled as both drivers were forced to retire after issues with their cars. Carlos Sainz’s rotten luck this season continued when a hydraulics problem on lap nine saw him park up at Turn-4.The Spaniard had been trailing Max Verstappen in fourth place when he retired for the third time already this season.

Max Verstappen suggested he was unhappy with Red Bull’s choice of strategy as he was again outplaced by teammate Sergio Perez in qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Fresh from his father Jos’s dig at the team for their tactics during the Monaco Grand Prix, which Perez won with the world champion finishing third, Verstappen questioned over the radio why he had sent out first at the end of Q3. A driver is sometimes sent out just behind their teammate so they can benefit from a tow, something particularly important in Baku due to the street track’s very long start-finish straight.

LIVE – Updated at 08:20The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is fast approaching, with Formula One back on its worldwide travels after back-to-back races in Europe of late. Red Bull and Ferrari still lead the way after Sergio Perez’s triumph in Monaco, but Max Verstappen now leads the driver standings after just one podium finish for Charles Leclerc since he won the Australian Grand Prix in April.