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Vladimir Putin has a “self-destructive death wish” amid rumours that he is suffering from small-man syndrome, a psychotherapist has suggested. With the war in Ukraine now into its fourth month, Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown no indication of slowing down, forcing NATO to put 300,000 troops on high alert.

Love Island stars are still "unsettled" due to the twist presented in the first episode, according to Psychotherapist and broadcaster, Lucy Beresford.The nation's favourite dating show returned on June 6, but it didn't follow the same format as previous seasons and instead, presented a major show shake-up.Typically, the islanders step forward for the person they want to couple up with, however, this year, the power was taken out of their hands and given firmly to the public.READ MORE:Love Island's Megan Barton Hanson's steamiest sex confessions - dominance to plane sexOver two weeks later, 57-year-old Lucy, who is also a relationship expert, believes the controversial twist is still hanging over the islanders and has left the series "fragmented."Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HEREIn an exclusive chat with Daily Star, Lucy said about the current season: "It's quite fragmented, more so than previous years and I wonder whether that's because of that twist at the very beginning with the public voting for who coupled up.""That hasn't happened before and it's almost like it really threw them," she added.The award-winning psychotherapist believes contestants going on the show know what to expect and therefore the twist "really threw them" and has left them "unsettled" about who they should be in a couple with.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.com "I think quite a lot of people go into love Island having watched all the previous shows and therefore even though they pretend not to know about Casa Amor and other various activities, on the whole, they know what to expect," Lucy explained.

JEREMY Vine has defended Amanda Owen after the Our Yorkshire Farm star was hit with a warning from social services. The journalist didn't hold back on Mondays edition of his Channel 5 show, following Amanda's revelation that social services had contacted her about her parenting.

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Niall Aslam has opened up about what it was like growing up with Asperger's and how he felt "rejected" because of it.