Martin I (I): Last News

Since stepping foot in the Love Island villa as a Casa Amor bombshell, Martin Akinola hasn’t been afraid of stepping on people’s toes or causing drama as he attempts to find a romantic connection. Despite only being in the villa for one week, the 27 year old has already caused quite the stir after kissing Islander Tanya Manhenga's despite her being in a couple with Shaq Muhammad.

Love Island bombshell Martin Akinola has been branded "iconic" during Shaq Muhammad and Tanya Manhenga's almighty Movie Night row.The Casa Amor newcomer had fans in stitches as he provided the best light entertainment and laughs during the tense scenes, munching on his popcorn with a cheeky grin while the pair went hammer and tongs at each other. It exploded in the villa during the February 22 instalment as Shaq finally got to see the truth behind Tanya and Martin's connection in Casa Amor.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston for many years. The pair previously dreamed up the idea of a travel show and recently had their wish come true as they embarked on a six-week journey around their native of Scotland to explore the rich culture the country has to offer. In the six-part series, airing on BBC Two every Friday, Phil, 37, and 38-year-old Martin explore some incredible places around Scotland – even visiting Phil's roots in the Western Isles.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has taken to social media to react to one of her co-stars leaving the broadcaster.She shared her well wishes this morning after Martin Colley announced his “last shift”.Naga MunchettyNaga was among those sharing their congratulations to the BBC director.He shared yesterday with his own followers how he was leaving after 16 years.Martin wrote: “Bye bye BBC last shift done.“Nearly 16 years man and boy working for loads of programming.”He then tagged some of the shows he had worked on as well, including BBC Breakfast, Newsround and Match of the Day.BBC Breakfast’s Naga reacted to his tweet this morning.She penned: “We'll miss you - Good luck! X”Martin was quick to respond to his costar, thanking her for her message.“Thanks Naga, always a pleasure,” Martin replied.Martin first announced he was leaving the BBC back at the end of December.He shared how he was leaving the corporation for ITV.On December 23, he penned: “Personal News.“After 15 years I’m leaving the BBC.“I’ve got a shiny new Shoot/Edit job with @itvnews starting in Feb.“It’s been a great time and I have lots of happy memories…”Following his update about his final shift at the BBC, plenty of his colleagues shared their goodbyes.Producer Nazia Mogra wrote: “Ah Martin I'll miss you.Thanks for all your hard work today and always x.”BBC News Producer Carol Lowe added: “@itn’s gain is our loss.“Good luck, Martin.