Toto Wolff playing F1 'political game' with rule change plea after Lewis Hamilton injury

Love Island 's Andrew Le Page has tearfully admitted that he was 'falling' for Tasha Ghouri and ruled out a future with his new partner Coco Lodge. It's been a tumultuous week for Andrew, 27, who was loved-up with Tasha, 23, from Day One in the villa, until Tasha and the girls went to Casa Amor and the guys met six new girls in the main villa.The new girls were quick to tell Andrew that Tasha was taking him for a fool, which prompted him to "think about myself for once" and crack on with newcomer Coco, 28. In last night's tense recoupling episode, Andrew chose to couple up with Coco, but was left absolutely fuming when Tasha walked in with Billy Brown, 23.

With the sun shining and the temperatures rising, it’s safe to say that summer is well and truly here. But as things hotten up, many people up and down the country may be planning on jetting off to enjoy a much needed break overseas. And while going on holiday may be a chance to experience some new sights and scenes, it can also cause some people to miss their home comforts - whether that’s their bed, shower or favourite TV show.

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC has greenlit a landmark documentary film and 10-part podcast on Shamima Begum – the teenager who travelled to Syria to join ISIS before trying to return and having her citizenship revoked – from the team behind the multi award-winning I’m Not A Monster.

Stranger Things’ creators the Duffer bothers are making a new live action adaptation of Death Note for Netflix.Netflix previously released a live-action Death Note movie in 2017, directed by Adam Wingard and starring Nat Wolff.Now, Netflix have announced that the Duffer brothers will make a new live adaptation of the Manga story.While details of the project are sparse as yet, it will be a live-action television adaptation of the manga and anime classic.An all-new live-action television adaptation of the renowned Japanese manga and anime series Death Note.— Netflix (@netflix) July 6, 2022The brothers recently announced a new production company called Upside Down Pictures, which will create more film and television projects for Netflix.Some of those unveiled include a new original series from the creators of Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance and an adaptation of Stephen King and Peter Straub’s The Talisman in partnership with Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment and Paramount TV.There are also plans for a new stage adaptation set in the Stranger Things universe and a live-action Stranger Things spin-off based on an original idea by the brothers.An original series from creators Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews (Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance).— Netflix (@netflix) July 6, 2022A series adaptation of Stephen King and Peter Straub‘s The Talisman to be created by Curtis Gwinn.— Netflix (@netflix) July 6, 2022A new stage play set within the world and mythology of Stranger Things, produced by prolific and multi award-winning producers Sonia Friedman, Stephen Daldry (The Crown, Billy Elliot, The Reader), and Netflix.

HELEN Skelton has been dubbed as "thick" by Summer on the Farm viewers after asking a "truly stupid" question on the show. On Thursday evening, the popular show returned on Channel 5 and with it came Helen back in front of the camera - but her line of questioning soon stole the show.

first free practice session at the Canadian Grand Prix.The cameras panned onto Ocon's car as he made his way around turns eight and nine on Friday afternoon. But when smoke began to billow from his front right tyre, it became immediately clear that something was wrong. When the broadcast picked up the Alpine driver's team radio feed, he offered up a straightforward message that seemed to catch the Sky Sports crew by surprise.

F1 press conference dominated by the effects of porpoising on drivers and cars was lightened when Lewis Hamilton spoke of his new-found passion for retro computer consoles.During the seven-time world champion’s childhood, Nintendo 64s and Sega Mega Drives were must-have items, with games like Mario Kart, Mortal Kombat and Sonic the Hedgehog all the rage.And ahead of this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, the Brit has taken a trip back in time. After initially digging out an old Nintendo 64 from the cupboard, he ventured to a retro games shop in Montreal in search of iconic racing game Mario Kart.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his defence of racer and F1 pundit Naomi Schiff, saying he knows what it’s like to be attacked online. Schiff, who has raced in the all-female W Series, has earned praise for her insight after joining the Sky Sports F1 team for 2022. However, earlier this week, one Twitter user aimed abuse at the 28-year-old, which prompted Hamilton to defend her, while the offending message has been deleted by the user.

Formula 1’s governing body has vowed to take action against porpoising on the advice of its medical team – just days after Lewis Hamilton suffered chronic back pain in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion needed help to get out of his Mercedes which had bounced up and down at high speed throughout the race.

F1 race, in the city you were born, would be a joyous occasion. But Nicholas Latifi is sounding like a beaten man ahead of this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.The son of billionaire businessman Michael Latifi, it has been argued by some that Nicholas’ presence on the grid owes more to his father’s bank balance than his ability behind the wheel.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on the terrifying nature of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which was plagued by porpoising on Baku's rough street circuit. The Briton struggled with back pain throughout, and had to cope with fears that the car would veer into the wall at high speed, which he described as a 'very strange experience'. Even before Sunday's race, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was outspoken about the fact that Baku's bumpy circuit was not well suited to the cars driven by Hamilton and George Russell.

Lewis Hamilton could miss next week's Canadian Grand Prix. Hamilton battled chronic back issues to finish fourth in Azerbaijan on Sunday. The seven-time world champion suffered with his back all weekend due to the extreme porpoising and bouncing caused by the Mercedes car.

Lewis Hamilton was unable to receive help getting out of his car at the end of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix because of a strict F1 rule. Hamilton complained of back issues throughout the race around the streets of Baku due to extreme porpoising by his car. At one stage during the race, the seven-time world champion yelled that his back was killing him.

Lewis Hamilton was seen in unbearable back pain as he hobbled out of his Mercedes after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Mercedes chief Toto Wolff even apologised to the seven-time Formula One world champion over the team radio for the back problems after the race. Porpoising had caused Hamilton's car to bounce up and down whilst on the straights in Baku, causing him to agonisingly shout “Aaaargh my back is killing me!”Although he was able to claim a fourth place finish after starting the race seventh, the race had taken a toll on Hamilton and he was seen struggling to get out of car afterwards.Footage shows the 37-year-old straining as he hauls himself out of his car, holding his back as he stands up out of his seat before having to stop and hold his back again before climbing out of the vehicle.

Lewis Hamilton was left in agony as he shouted "my back is killing me" after his Mercedes would not stop bouncing during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.The seven-time Formula One world champion claimed a fourth placed finish in Baku, crossing the line behind the two Red Bulls and his team-mate George Russell. However, Hamilton was forced to contend with his car's persistent porpoising down the straights as he struggled to handle the extreme bouncing.The issues caused physical pain for Hamilton, who was heard over the team radio shouting “Aaaargh my back is killing me!” as he struggled with his car's performance.Porpoising has caused a number of teams problems so far this season but could be reduced by raising the ride height in Hamilton's Mercedes.

Max Verstappen suggested he was unhappy with Red Bull’s choice of strategy as he was again outplaced by teammate Sergio Perez in qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.Fresh from his father Jos’s dig at the team for their tactics during the Monaco Grand Prix, which Perez won with the world champion finishing third, Verstappen questioned over the radio why he had sent out first at the end of Q3. A driver is sometimes sent out just behind their teammate so they can benefit from a tow, something particularly important in Baku due to the street track’s very long start-finish straight.

“He needs to get penalised this guy, he has to," argued a furious Albon. "This is ridiculous.

Lando Norris has been slammed by Formula One fans for his role in an incident which saw Lewis Hamilton investigated by stewards.Hamilton is facing investigation at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix for going too slowly against a target time during qualifying. McLaren’s Norris appeared to be held up behind the Mercedes star on the Baku circuit, with Norris being told Hamilton would get into “trouble” for slowing down on his team radio.The McLaren race engineer could be heard saying at the end of Q2: "Don't let him [Hamilton] play silly s***.

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has responded to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after the seven-time world champion was criticised for his activism by the former rally driver. Ben Sulayem previously said that motorsport was "too political" but Hamilton insisted ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that he won't stop fighting for social causes. Ben Sulayem clarified his views on Twitter.

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg famously descended from close friends to bitter enemies during their time as Mercedes F1 teammates. The pair had been best pals during their youth, competing against each other on the kart track and holidaying together off it.

Mercedes have made a cosmetic update to their W13 for the next three Grands Prix that take place at Baku, Montreal and Silverstone. The iconic Mercedes star will change from the trademark black on the Silver Arrows, to the ‘Pride Star’ which dons the colours of the rainbow to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month. Lewis Hamilton, who is known for his human rights work and support for the LGBTQ+ community away from the racetrack, was delighted with the changes to the car.