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Love Island is returning to our screens this summer – with the first episode of the new season starting on Monday, June 6.And, we’re all excited to watch the love triangles, cute outfits and screaming arguments unfold.Especially after the pandemic and Covid-19 lockdowns affected the production of the show last year.But, anyone who’s a travel junkie will be drooling over the Love Island villa as much as the hotties on screen.A sneak peak was revealed earlier this week showing the Mallorca villa.It features a gorgeous infinity pool, massive bedrooms and stunning views alongside plenty of space for sunbathing, chats and coupling up.In case you’re looking for the perfect Love Island style spot to go on holiday with a big bunch of your mates we’ve found six incredible villas to consider.From sunny Spain to tropical Indonesia these Airbnbs are sure to be your type on – and off – paper.Check them out below…Villa Anur is based close to the small village of Sant Jordi in ibiza.The large space mimics the Love Island villa’s white walls and long pool with plenty of space for sun loungers or sitting on the pool’s deck.Six guests can stay in the one story house in three bedrooms – so you might have to share just like on the show.The rooms flood with light each day and there’s even an outdoor bed incase you decide to sneak out with your beau.It will set each guest back just £102 per night.

Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.Prince George – who is third-in-line to the throne – was seen on camera several times during many events throughout the weekend.From being spotted chatting to his great-grandma the Queen, to singing and clapping during the Party at the Palace concert, Prince George was one of the most-seen royals of the four-day-long event.But it was the son of Prince William and Kate Middleton's actions during the Jubilee's final events yesterday that sparked an interest from royal experts. Body language expert Judi James told The Mirror : “Louis might have been the scene-stealer but George, phenomenally, seems to have grown up in front of our eyes over the four days of the Jubilee.

Ukraine 1-0 to break a 64-year absence from the World Cup, due to take place in Qatar later this year. Petrakov received a warm welcome by the media during his press-conference and that later followed by a round of applause. "I would like to express my gratitude to Wales, I wish your team all possible luck in the World Cup," he said as he stood up from his seat.

A former Conservative government minister and Boris Johnson supporter has slammed the sale of Channel 4 as an “unnecessary and provocative attempt to address a political non-issue” as the Prime Minister gets ready to face a no confidence vote in his leadership tonight.

Christoph Waltz is to lead Stephen Frears and Christopher Hampton’s adaptation of Billy Wilder & Me. 

OnlyFans model is much harder than people think. Renee Gracie swapped motorsport for porn two years ago after struggling to pay her bills.She has since pocketed up to £400,000 in a single month - but has insisted you need brains and beauty in equal measure to earn big on the saucy site.Renee – who has twice competed in the International V8 Supercars Series – told Daily Star: “OnlyFans isn’t something you just jump into."There are millions of profiles on there now.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefViz Media has appointed former Crunchyroll executive Sae Whan Song to the newly-created post of VP of content (animation). He will lead Viz’s content acquisition strategy and be responsible for execution of the company’s co-production strategy. Song began his career in licensing at Toei Animation before moving over to Crunchyroll where he was instrumental in its transformation.

She wrote: “Everyone has different views on the monarchy, it’s not for everyone by any means.“But as Peter Hunt so clearly loathes the Royal Family, I’m at a loss to know why he wants to earn a living talking about them?” Followers and fans of the Channel 4 presenter then rushed to the comment section to share their thoughts on the subject. @Theimagebarn said: “Not sure if his comments come across as loathing to be honest. “I read the “long goodbye “ as the process to the unfortunate time when we have to say goodbye to Her Majesty.” Kirstie responded to the fan, politely disagreeing. She wrote: “I follow him, and the lack of positive comment is very notable.” On the same thread, in favour of the Queen, @Foxy_T86 penned: “If only everyone could be so grateful for what that wonderful woman has given for us all.” @BlessingMuseki commented: “Most journalists hate war, but they still make a living reporting about it.” Kirstie responded: “War and The Queen, not wildly comparable, but I take your point.” @Mattanddarren wrote: “It would be lovely if us British could celebrate what we do well, it’s been a fabulous celebration.” @Sarahlustne opined: “He’s in completely the wrong job! “Like Omid Scobie who calls himself a royal correspondent but only wants to talk about the Californians in glowing terms and be rude about everyone else.” Kirstie Allsopp is best known for starring and presenting Channel 4 shows such as Location.

It's been a week since Dan Walker was given an emotional send-off from BBC Breakfast after six years of appearing on the famous red sofa. The presenter called it quits on the early morning news programme, announcing the news last month before his last day on the show last Tuesday (May 17).

BBC Breakfast weathergirl Carol Kirkwood didn't hesitate to let her former co-star Dan Walker know her true feelings as she hit back at him over his response to her engagement.Carol announced she is engaged to her mystery man on yesterday's instalment of the morning show (May 23), when she explained her now-fiancé proposed while they were enjoying a picnic on holiday.She left her co-presenters Sally Nugent and Jon Kay swooning over the good news, and received congratulations from her loyal legion of fans.But despite that, she got a rather "cheeky" response from pal Dan Walker, who left the BBC last Tuesday (May 17) for pastures new at Channel 5.Dan wrote to Carol: "Carol Kirkwood is the best of us."Delighted she has found someone who can handle her headlock hugs. Congratulations Carol."Dan added at the time: "If you get married live on #BBCBreakfast can I come back for a one off? @carolkirkwood."Which is when Carol fired back: "Dan!!! Cheeky!!! You told me you loved these headlock hugs!!! xxx."Carol clearly saw the funny side, adding a string of cry-laughing and red love heart emojis to her post on Twitter.And Dan clearly didn't mind those tight hugs either, as he responded: "They are the best."It comes as Dan gave viewers their first glimpse at his new Channel 5 home, posting a black-and-white snap of himself in what looks to be a swish studio.Though he looked a little nervous, Dan seemed pleased with his surroundings as he wrote to his legions of fans: "I had a little look around my new TV home today.

Carol Kirkwood, 59, took to social media to chastise her former colleague over previous remarks he had made in jest.

He posted a picture of the cut lock protecting his bike alongside a caption showing his frustration.The former BBC broadcaster shared the news in view of his 206,700 followers.He wrote: “Not the best afternoon.“Brentford lost with virtually the last kick of the match and got outside to find my bike had been stolen.”Dan took the opportunity to respond with a series of angry red emojis.Other followers also expressed their disgust at the situation.Some offered advice to Rory about how to better protect his bike next time.@Airwatersnow Wrote: “Sorry to hear that.This is best lock u can get.“Its Glasgow proof ABUS Faltschloss Bordo 6000.”@Wjpme sympathised: “Really sorry to hear this Rory. It’s a huge problem everywhere. In Copenhagen recently & it seems all bikes are fitted with a lock like the one in the picture.”@Sevillana8 commented: “That is terrible.

BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker was joined by a galaxy of his BBC star pals at his leaving bash held at a "secret" Salford bar. BBC man Dan presented for the channel for the final time on an emotional last show live on Tuesday morning.

Dan Walker on BBC Breakfast after he left the BBC.Dan Walker bid farewell to the BBC on Tuesday (May 17) this week when he hosted his final show on BBC Breakfast, alongside his co-host Sally Nugent.His emotional last day saw Dan flooded with sweet tributes from his BBC colleagues, and at one point he was even surprised by his former co-host Louise Minchin who greeted him in the studio.However, it was Dan's co-star Jon Kay who became the first star to step in to host Breakfast alongside Sally on Wednesday (May 18), the first day after Dan's official exit.Jon was certainly dressed for the occasion as he was suited and booted in a suave navy jacket and trouser combo with a red tie to top it off.Sally looked equally smart beside him on the sofa as she wore a stylish green dress for the cameras.The pair confirmed Jon will be presenting the show for "a few weeks" as Jon quipped that he'd heard Sally needed company.Kay is now a regular face on BBC Breakfast who has already filled in to host for Dan on several occasions, so he's no stranger to the red sofa.It comes after Dan quit the BBC on Tuesday after 13 years with the broadcaster, six of which were spent hosting Breakfast.His departure came just months after his good pal Louise left the show in September.His co-star Sally had already warned him a "few surprises" were waiting for him on his final day hosting the programme.She certainly delivered, because streams of Dan's BBC friends threw him a party in the studio during the broadcast, with a fitting lobster theme in a cheeky nod to his Strictly Come Dancing stint.Louise Minchin also returned to the studio to reunite with Dan in a touching on-screen moment which saw the pair embrace.She said of Dan: "It is very emotional to

Naga Munchetty's longstanding colleague Dan Walker fronted his final show as he bowed out of the programme after six years.The former Football Focus host has left BBC Breakfast to become Channel 5's news anchor and will also host other programmes on the channel.The 45-year-old has been inundated with leaving messages on social media following his departure from the show.Naga, 46, has since taken the opportunity to quietly react to her colleague and pal's exit after her BBC co-star Ben Thompson shared a cheeky photo.The broadcaster penned a heartfelt message to Dan as he joked about their height.Ben shared a series of photos from the BBC Breakfast studios but it was one photo in particular that caught Naga's attention.The host could be seen standing between Dan and Ben as the Breakfast hosts towered over her.Ben tweeted: "Happy last day @mrdanwalker! Thanks for all the @BBCBreakfast lols and for your services to tall people everywhere."Dan cheekily replied: "We are far too tall for telly Ben."A social media user was quick to react to the post as they tagged Naga.Twitter user, Jon Perks wrote: "That pic of you three with @TVNaga01," followed by a shocked-face emoji.Naga simply liked the social media user's post amid Dan's exit.Meanwhile, the broadcaster told viewers it had been "a real privilege" to present BBC Breakfast as Dan fronted his last show."It's always been my dream to do a job like this.

Dan Walker was left scratching his head after Piers Morgan seemed to have one last light-hearted dig as he stepped down from BBC Breakfast. The broadcasters had a friendly rivalry for a long time, trading barbs about the ratings when Dan was on the BBC programme and Piers was hosting Good Morning Britain over on ITV. Dan is now leaving BBC Breakfast and is taking up a new role on Channel 5 – and Piers tweeted a message of congratulations with a twist.Sharing a snap of Dan, he teased: "End of an error.

Dan Walker, 45, took to social media to post the short video clip. On Monday, Dan posted the comical video to his Twitter account, in which he uses a “sad face” filter that makes the user appear to be crying.

BBC Breakfast looks set to have found a candidate to replace Dan Walker on the popular breakfast show.

Rebekah Vardy feared she would lose her baby daughter after Coleen Rooney claimed her Instagram account was linked to stories leaking to the press, a pal has revealed. The ‘Wagatha Christie’ libel trial is currently ongoing and Rebekah, 40, claimed that she had received death threats and feared for the life of her unborn child, after Coleen, 36, shared her now infamous posts in October 2019.

Luncarty’s quick start gave Hawick neigh chance of leaving Brownlands Park with victory.

BBC Breakfast star Sally Nugent told her co-host Dan Walker that he'll soon leave Channel 5 and return to his old job at the BBC.The presenter predicted it will only take a matter of 3 months before Dan will leave his new post and return to the BBC as he'll "miss" his old station too much.Dan is set to leave the BBC after 13 years with the broadcaster and six years hosting BBC Breakfast.He's set to become a lead anchor on rival broadcaster Channel 5, where he'll front the channel's revamped bulletin news show 5 News and also host non-news shows across the station.Dan spoke to Sally about his upcoming career move on Monday (May 16) ahead of his last day hosting BBC Breakfast on Tuesday.Raising the topic in front of their viewers, Sally turned to Dan and said: "Talking of Breakfast family...."Dan replied: "Ah, yes," before Sally teased: "One more day...".Walker then insisted he'd be bringing in cakes and biscuits for the team for his final day in the studio.She remarked: "You better!" before revealing she'd brought in "quite a few cakes" for Dan over the last few months.Dan then quipped: "Did you hear our editor shout 'finally!'" in a self-deprecating nod that suggested his team would be delighted to see him go.Walker then said: "You only leave once, don't you? You only leave once," to suggest he wouldn't return to his old Breakfast job.However, Sally clearly wasn't convinced as she said: "Oh, I don't know. Do you? Who knows."Dan shot back: "Am I coming back?" before saying: "We'll see."The former Strictly star went on: "You're anticipating the new job going badly..."Sally then said: "You'll be back.