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Love Island viewers have urged ITV bosses to "bring back the lie detector" on the show after a series of instalments have seen the islanders seemingly twisting the truth over and over again.Things came to a head in Movie Night when Olivia Hawkins, who has now been dumped with Maxwell Samuda in the latest episode, was exposed for talking behind some of the islanders' backs. As clips were shown of the former islander tattling away to Maxwell about who she thought was compatible and who would go the distance, the rest of villa seemed surprised to learn the truth.

Love Island star Dr Alex George has shared a moving tribute to his brother Llŷr on what would have been his 22nd birthday. Dr Alex marked the occasion by posting a heartbreaking message about his younger sibling, who tragically died by suicide in July 2020. Posting a photo of Llŷr, the TV star penned the caption: "Today you would be 22.

On 24 February 2022, the world watched in horror as Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Missiles were soon raining down on major urban conurbations, including the capital Kuiv, destroying homes, and communities and forcing millions to flee in search of safety. Within weeks, the UK Government launched the Homes for Ukraine programme, encouraging Brits to welcome refugees into their homes.

Former Love Island star Dr Alex George has shared a moving tribute to his brother Llŷr on what would have been his 22nd birthday. Dr Alex marked the occasion by posting a heartbreaking message about his younger sibling, who tragically died by suicide in July 2020. Posting a photo of Llŷr, the TV star penned the caption: "Today you would be 22.

Jamie Laing and Spencer Matthews have shown off their incredible physiques in a new snap on social media, but fans were quick to react to Spencer's seemingly "small feet". Made in Chelsea stars Jamie and Spencer posed shirtless together at a gym, both wearing black jogging bottoms and trainers on Saturday - much to fan's excitement. Captioning the post, Jamie wrote: "Tan lines and another week of content….

Motsi Mabuse, 41, who is best known for being one of the four judges on Strictly Come Dancing sat down with Dr Alex George to discuss how their mental health plays a part with how they exercise and vice versa.

Former Love Island star Doctor Alex George has shared that he has recently been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The doctor, 31, took to Instagram to discuss his recent diagnosis revealing that he’s found it tough to come to terms with. Sharing his diagnosis with his 1.9 million followers Alex recalls years of feeling different to others but feared being labelled and judged.The 31 year old also expressed a dislike for the term 'disorder’, asking his Instagram followers: “Why would I want to be known as having a 'disorder'?” Dr Alex credits a conversation with musician Toddla T as a turning point for him, as it made him decide to search for answers to why he often handles situations differently to other people.

Former Love Island star Dr Alex George made an emotional tribute to his brother Llŷr, who tragically died by suicide in July 2020, to mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Saturday. The 31 year old turned to Instagram to make a plea to others struggling with mental health and shared a moving video featuring home footage of his brother and snippets of him speaking in his BBC documentary Dr Alex: Our Young Mental Health Crisis. Alongside the clip he penned: "Today is World Suicide Prevention Day.

A-level results day can be a day of dread for many pupils to look towards throughout the summer break. However, it’s a day that many have gone through in the past - including celebrity favourites and reality stars. For many watching Love Island over the years, some of the things the villa’s inhabitants have asked about or said have provided many a laugh, leaving an often embarrassing impression of them behind.

Love Island contestant Ellie Brown has shocked fans after it was revealed she had undergone a round of liposuction on her neck. Fans had claimed the reality star, 24, was looking “unrecognisable” from her time in the Majorcan Villa.

If you thought you needed to wait another year for your Love Island fix, fear not as we’ll be treated to another episode this weekend. The eighth season of the hit ITV2 dating show drew to a close on Monday 1 August, which saw Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Davide Sanclimenti crowned as this year’s winners. Gemma Owen and Luca Bish came in second, while Indiyah Polack and Dami were third.

Dr Alex George has shared an emotional tribute to his brother Llŷr as he marked two years since his passing. The former Love Island star, 27, who recently left medicine, shared a photo of himself with his arm around his younger brother, who was 19 when he died, to his 2 million followers. Both Alex and Llŷr are smiling for the camera in the sweet snap with Alex wearing his A&E doctor’s outfit while Llŷr looks smart in grey trousers and a white shirt.The younger sibling of Dr Alex was about to train as a doctor, and tragically passed away in 2020 after suffering with mental health troubles.

Channel 4 television personality announced last year that he had received the devastating diagnosis after doctors discovered he had a 4. 5cm stage three tumour. In April, Merlin underwent surgery to remove the tumour but his health battle isn't over yet.

Chris Hughes has joined celebrity dating app Raya just one week after announcing his split from Annabel Dimmock, OK! can exclusively reveal.The 29 year old has been spotted on the exclusive dating and networking app, regularly used by celebrities due as you have to be invited to sign up. A source has shown OK! a photo that sees former Love Island star Chris on the app, using a professional shot of himself as his profile picture and saying that he works in the television industry. A-Listers such as Adele, Harry Styles, Ben Affleck and Paul Mescal have all previously been linked to the app, which reportedly has a waiting list of over 100,000 people.

Stars of Strictly Come Dancing enjoyed a rowdy Spanish getaway with karaoke and cocktails thanks to their host, former contestant Sara Davies. Janette Manrara, 38, and her 32 year old hubby Aljaž Škorjanec joined Sara at her holiday home in Spain alongside fellow dancing professional Katya Jones, 33.

honorary graduate at the University of Exeter yesterday (June 21) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to society. Which got us thinking, are there any other big name celebrities who have also achieved this award from the city's university?There are a number of well-known alumni's who attended the university including Harry Potter author JK Rowling, Zara Tindall and Dr Alex George. But what about those who have received an honorary award?Well, it turns out there are quite a few.

Millions of parents feel powerless to protect their kids online – despite 48% knowing their child has at some point experienced cyber bullying.The study of 1,400 parents, with children aged six-18, found 57% know little about how to keep their kids safe – with a third of these admitting they aren't that tech savvy.And 47% have little access to what their child is doing online, due to locked phones and console passwords.Over half (55%) of parents who feel helpless find it hard to keep up with all the online channels their child can use.The research, commissioned by The Diana Award, has been released after Downing Street hosted a closed reception with charity ambassadors Rio Ferdinand, UK youth mental health ambassador for the Department of Education, Dr Alex George, and anti-bullying young ambassadors trained by the charity.The meeting with Number 10 came as the Online Safety Bill goes through parliament.According to the research, 46% of parents fear their child knows more about technology than the older members of the house, and can cover issues up.Of the children polled, more than half (58%) wouldn’t tell their parents if someone tried to bully them online.And 45% are unsure that their parents would be able to help them anyway.The Diana Award’s spokesman, Alex Holmes, said: “The online element of modern life can make bullying behaviour far more complex.“When many of today’s parents were young, bullying behaviour – while awful – was something that happened outside or at school.“Now, the safe-space that was home is also increasingly under threat in today’s always-connected world – especially where lockdowns and school closures have encouraged bullying behaviour to seep more and more into life online.”The study also found

Love Island's Dr Alex George admits he'll "turn to food" when he's "stressed out." The 31 year old told OK! he's aware of himself doing it and has tried to turn to other means to relieve his stress, as opposed to eating. He said: "When I'm stressed out I often eat more, so I'm trying to be aware of my own habits and, instead of turning to comfort food, channel this somewhere else and do exercise or talk to someone or find other ways to unwind and relax." Referencing his time on Love Island, which appeared on in 2018, Alex said he "didn't feel great" about his body on the show. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

First Dates star Merlin Griffiths has given a health update two months after having a major operation amid his bowel cancer battle.The 47-year-old revealed he's "doing well" after having the tumour removed back in April.Merlin was diagnosed with bowel cancer in September last year after suffering from pain in his stomach for three months beforehand.He initially thought the pain was caused by a car accident that happened when he was 20.However, after further investigation, the doctors discovered a 4.5cm Stage three tumour.In April Merlin had a major operation to get the tumour removed and has since said he's doing well, reports The Sun.He also praised the NHS for saving his life and said his First Date co-stars, such as Fred Siriex and Cici Coleman, are "like family".Focusing on his health going forward, the barman has teamed up with Harrogate Spring Water and has helped launch Royal Ascot's first ever reduced and no alcohol bar.The bar is part of an initiative which will encourage mindful drinking with Love Island star and UK Youth Mental Health Ambassador Dr Alex George also involved.The TV star will be creating his exclusive non-alcohol cocktail, called the "Jubilee Spritz", for people going to Royal Ascot to enjoy at the bar.In the drink, he's mixed Harrogate Sparkling Water with touches of lavender combined with aromatic CleanCo G 0% botanical spirit.The mocktail is then complemented with a touch of fresh lemon juice for a refreshing taste for racegoers to enjoy.Speaking about working with Harrogate Spring Water and their first-ever reduced and no alcohol bar at Royal Ascot, he said mindful drinking makes "a lot of sense".Merlin commented: "I'm glad to see someone like Harrogate Spring Water is really taking this on

Millions of adults are cutting out alcohol to save money and be healthy – inspired by the younger “Generation Sensible” who booze less.A study of 2,000 Brits found 38% are mindful when it comes to drinking, and a quarter have consciously cut down their intake in the past year.Health is the top reason for this new behaviour (32%), while 15% wanted to prevent waking up with gaps in their memory.A quarter cut back to avoid a hangover, and 14% felt being more mindful with their drinking would help them be fully present at events.But three in ten believe younger generations are leading the way when it comes to mindful drinking.The study was commissioned by Harrogate Spring Water, which has teamed up with Dr Alex George and TV celebrity bartender Merlin Griffiths, to launch Royal Ascot’s first low- and no-alcohol bar.Richard Hall, the brand’s managing director, said: “Our survey clearly shows how adults really are being more mindful about their alcohol intake post-lockdown, as they now focus on creating memories from their experiences.”Dr Alex George said: “Adopting a mindful approach with drinking is such a key way for us to look after ourselves, and also make the most of our experiences.“I find it so interesting that a sixth of those polled said not being fully present at an event in the past from drinking too much alcohol, had influenced them to now be more mindful with their intake.“With 26% of people noticing that by cutting down they have a better memory of their experiences, you don’t need much more of an incentive to give it a try.“I can’t wait for racegoers to come try out Merlin’s delicious mocktail and have the opportunity to drink mindfully throughout their day.”The study also found over a fifth (22%) have attended

While an appearance on Love Island can launch you into a world of newfound fame and a huge social media following, not every contestant is interested in carving out a career in the spotlight. From Dr Alex George returning to A&E to Georgia Townend going back to her marketing job, some Islanders have turned down the Influencer/celebrity lifestyle in favour of climbing the corporate ladder. Here, former Love Island 2021 contestant Rachel Finni talks to OK! about the realities of returning to the workplace after a stint on the show, including potentially awkward job interviews, the stigma of wearing a bikini on TV and questions from curious colleagues… “After being put on furlough from my job in hospitality, I decided to do something different with my time.