Love Island stars paid 'thousands' in taxpayer money to plug NHS Track and Trace
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dailystar.co.ukLove Island stars were paid thousands by the Government to plug the NHS coronavirus Test and Trace scheme to their followers, it has been reported.Stars including Shaughna Phillips, Josh Denzel and Chris Hughes advertised the tracking scheme – which informs you if you’ve been in contact with a person who has coronavirus.A spokesman for the Government said it had a responsibility to "use every means possible" to keep the public informed during the pandemic, the Sunday Mirror reports.He said: "Our use of social media influencers has meant over seven million people have been reached."Downing Street has come under fire for the move, which was funding by taxpayers' money, after it failed to reach its 80% target for the ninth week in a row.In a.
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