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Shock moment Love Island cast realise 2 islanders who AREN’T coupled up have gone to the Hideaway after awkward lapdance
THIS year’s Love Islanders were left stunned when they discovered a pair who weren’t coupled up snuck off to the hideaway.
Just days into this summer’s series, two Islanders have found themselves running away from prying eyes to explore their potential connection further.
The Sun previously told how Harry and Helena had enjoyed time in the Hideaway and now the moment that led them their has been revealed.
In a first look teaser for tonight’s episode, Harry can be seen giving the blonde stunner a very awkward lapdance.
As part of a firepit game, Harry is tasked with performing a raunchy routine for the person on his left.
Helena then gets to experience Harry’s awkward moves as he quitely whispers in her ear, “hideaway”.
It later emerges that the duo have indeed snuck off with Megan noticing that they are alone with one another in the private bedroom.
After gasping, she can be heard saying to her fellow Islanders: “They’re in the hideaway!”
It means that the pair have become the quickest stars to ever make use of the secluded bedroom.
They waited just two and a half days into filming before going off for some alone time.
A source said: “This is the fastest sleepover in the Hideaway in Love Island’s twelve series history – and what a gorgeous pair to do so.
“In the past, producers had to invite Islanders to use the breakout bedroom which meant the love nest was generally not used until couples became more established.
“But producers have changed the rules of the breakout bedroom so it can be used at any time, without an invite.
“It means Helena and Harry could take advantage of the ‘no invite needed’ and explore their connection.
“The scenes will play out later this week, but bosses are unlikely to show anything too naughty, as is the show’s usual approach.”
Helena, who is pals with Piers Morgan’s son Spencer and Gary Lineker’s son George on the outside, had fans in stitches on Monday night’s launch when she described her type as a “four out of ten that is funny.”
Love Island 2025 - current couples
LOVE Island's 2025 cast have already undergone a shake-up, here are the latest couples:
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The six dog breeds most likely to get DIARRHOEA revealed by scientists – and why Jack Russells evade dreaded ‘poonami’
SCIENTISTS have revealed the six dog breeds most likely to suffer from diarrhoea.
It turns out some pups are unfortunately more susceptible than others.
Roughly one in every 12 dogs in the UK will be diagnosed with diarrhoea each year, according to a new study.
The study, published today in the journal PLOS One, revealed that the following dog breeds are most at risk of a “dreaded poonami”:
- Maltese
- Miniature Poodle
- Cavapoo
- German Shepherd
- Yorkshire Terrier
- Cockapoo
There may even be a “genetic element to the condition,” the study said.
That means there’s something within the genes of these six breeds that makes them more likely to get diarrhoea than others.
With a pool of about 2.25million dogs, lead author Dan O’Neill, of the Royal Veterinary College, UK, and his colleagues, discovered that there were two breed least likely to suffer.
According to researchers, the Jack Russell Terrier and Chihuahua are less likely to experience the messy condition.
The researchers note that it is the diets and exercise habits of different breeds may influence this.
The study relied on data from vets around the country.
So the researchers added that the different likelihoods of owners taking their dog to the vet in the first place could have skewed the results.
The condition is most common in dogs under three years old or older than nine years, the study said.
Young pups that often eat things they shouldn’t may also have digestive issues, while older dogs may experience it as a complication of ageing.
More than 80 per cent of suffering pups get better after one trip to the vets, the researchers also found, suggesting the condition is short-lived.
“Experiencing the dreaded “poonami” with your dog is one of those events any dog owner fears,” Dr. O’Neill said in a statement.
“This new study shows that diarrhoea events are very common in dogs but that owners should not panic.
“No matter how bad the deluge, most dogs will recover in a few days after veterinary treatment.”
Ex-Oasis’ drummer Zak Starkey reveals biggest ‘punch up’ he saw between Noel & Liam and if he’ll return to The Who
FIGHTS between Noel and Liam Gallagher in Oasis have become music legend.
But their former drummer Zak Starkey insists he never saw the brothers scrapping.
I’m sitting with him in London’s Soho Sanctum Hotel as he promotes his supergroup Mantra of the Cosmos’ new single, Domino Bones (Gets Dangerous).
“There was a punch-up when I left,” Zak tells me in a whisper. “They were throwing furniture and everything.
“But when I was there, all we did was laugh and play amazing music.
“I learned so much from how hard working they were.
“If it says 5.30pm, they are there at 5.10pm. Their work ethic is incredible. It was sleeves up for 12 hours a day.”
Zak, who drummed for the band for four years until 2008, reveals there was one major turning point for Oasis, though.
He recalls: “When Kasabian came on tour with Oasis, we played Benicassim festival in Spain.
“We’d had three weeks off and were at home watching fng TV. We were on at 2am.
“Kasabian were on at midnight. Noel went, ‘I’m not going on at 2am, switch it’. ‘Wishing I was there’ “So we went on at 12 and because we’d had three weeks off, it was a bit sloppy.
“Them guys kicked the fing st out of us. They did a 20-minute drum solo. It was like Black Sabbath.
“They destroyed us. But it was the greatest thing that ever happened to Oasis, because we had to pick it up pretty fing quick.”
Zak adds with a laugh: “In the middle, Tom Meighan went, ‘This one’s for Noel and Liam, you fers’.
“Liam went to me, ‘Did he actually say that?’. I love that attitude. Everyone needs a reality check at times. And they gave us one.”
So, I ask, what kind of telly left Oasis in such a sloppy hole? “Liam used to say, ‘You have the big three — Coronation Street, EastEnders and Emmerdale’,” Zak adds, rolling his eyes as he mainlines his umpteenth black coffee.
“It’s like heroin. It starts with Richard and Judy and ends at 9pm. We might as well put a fing spike in you.”
Zak won’t be part of the Oasis reunion, saying he texted them asking why he hadn’t made the cut and was “gutted” to learn they had Joey Warnoker in on the sticks instead. “I don’t know anything about Joey, apart from he’s not a mod,” Zak says with a laugh.
“I think they will get through it without falling out. I will be wishing I was up there. “I couldn’t watch The Who because I know they’d be doing it all wrong.”
He is the greatest rock ’n’ roll drummer in the world. He’s better now than he was then
Zak Starkey
Talking of Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, they parted company with Zak twice last month after accusing him of dropping “two bars” during a gig at the Royal Albert Hall. Zak says he may be back in the fold again as the band prepare for a major tour in the US.
He adds with a wry smile: “I spoke to Roger last week and he said, ‘Don’t take the drums out of the warehouse yet, in case we need you’. There’s no grudge, it’s fing music. In the beginning, they were the maddest band.
“Pete is incredibly intimidating. He called me a ct and gobbed on my drum riser. That was very early on.”
Asked what his dad, Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, made of his dismissal, Zak adds: “I spoke to my dad about it and he watched it and stuck up for me. But he’s my dad, isn’t he?
“He wasn’t happy. He saw the show on TV and was a bit like, ‘What the f?’. “He didn’t think anything was a sackable offence. Apart from the ticket price.”
As the son of a Beatle, I ask what guidance Ringo gave him over the years. “My dad never opened the doors for me,” Zak says.
‘Mad pop single’
“He’d watch me and say the most cutting fing st.
He loved Oasis gigs. I spoke to him after one and he told me, ‘It’s been a long time since I’ve seen teenagers throwing beer over each other’. “I know he loves it, but that’s what you’re going to get from him.
“But I’d say to him, ‘Why does the Abbey Road remix sound like Supertramp?’. “He was like, ‘The drum sounds good’. I said, ‘It’s not about the drums, Dad. I learned that when I was 19’.
“But he is the greatest rock ’n’ roll drummer in the world. He’s better now than he was then.”
With Oasis off limits and The Who dates still up in the air, Zak is busying himself with finishing the 14 tracks Mantra have created — with Happy Mondays’ Shaun Ryder and Bez and Oasis bass player Andy Bell.
For Domino Bones (Get Dangerous), Noel got on board, too. Zak explains: “It was a track Noel did with Shaun a few years ago, but it didn’t really fit with High Flying Birds.
“It’s a mad pop single and I’m hoping to have a demographic of four to 60.” Looking back at his career, I ask Zak if he ever takes a moment to pinch himself.
“All of my dreams have come true,” he says. “Who’s on the phone? Oh, it’s Oasis. Oh, Johnny Marr, the greatest British guitarist, is on the phone.”
With a glint in his eye, Zak adds: “Look, when I was 12 and I was playing in clubs, I didn’t realise I was going to turn out like f*ing David Beckham.
“What can I say?”
I think that sums it up perfectly.
EX-OASIS DRUMMER ON…
THE GALLAGHERS
There was a punch-up when I left, they were throwing funiture and everything. But their work ethic is incredible, it’s sleeves up 12 hours a day
THE WHO
There’s no grudge, it’s f***ing music. In the beginning they were the maddest band. Pete is incredibly intimidating – he gobbed on my drum riser.
DAD RINGO
He never opened any doors for me – he’d watch me and say the most cutting f*ing st. But he is the greatest rock ‘n roll drummer in
the world – better now than he was then.
GEORGINA LACES IT
GEORGINA RODRIGUEZ knew how to thrill when she wore this black laced-up dress to a party for Netflix in Madrid.
The model, who is the partner of Cristiano Ronaldo, looked amazing, despite revealing her reality show I Am Georgina won’t be returning for a fourth series.
She said: “It has been a lot of work and requires so much effort.
“I think that it has given me the opportunity to show the real me to the world. However, at the moment, I do not plan to continue with the reality show.”
LOST TRACK BEHIND ROB & GARY RIFT
TAKE THAT’s long-lost single was the root of the rivalry between Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, its writer and producer Ian Levine says.
I told last month that an unreleased track called Falling For You Girl, recorded by all five members, above, had been unearthed and the team behind it were hoping to get it out.
Now Ian has said Robbie was given the lead vocals on the song, which caused a row with bandmate Gary.
Recalling their sessions in 1992, he said: “The reason Gary hated me is because Robbie was mucking around in the studio when we were doing I Found Heaven.
“I said, ‘Robbie, you’ve got a really nice voice, you sound like one of the Bee Gees’, and he said, ‘Don’t be silly, I’m a backing singer’.
“I said, ‘No, I want to make you a lead singer’.
“But Gary didn’t like it and he went crying to manager Nigel Martin-Smith going, ‘I’m the lead singer! I don’t want to be stuck with one of the others’.
“I insisted, and Falling For You Girl is almost all Robbie.”
Now Ian, who also worked on A Million Love Songs and Could It Be Magic, hopes the song will finally see the light of day.
He added: “The only way it’ll get released is if the fans encourage the boys to put it out. It’s fantastic.”
SABRINA CARPENTER will drop a new album called Man’s Best Friend on August 29.
She announced the record last night and it comes just ten months after her smash Short n’ Sweet, which returned to No1 for a fifth time last month.
The album will feature her new single Manchild, which is on course to go to No1 this Friday, and comes ahead of two shows at BST Hyde Park in London on July 5 and 6.
AFTER celeb haunt Chiltern Firehouse burned down last year, a new restaurant has popped up that’s proving very popular with A-listers.
Just in time for summer, Town on Drury Lane, in Covent Garden, central London, has become the go-to place.
It’s thanks to the menu from acclaimed British chef Stevie Parle, along with fancy cocktails.
I’m told Gary Lineker is even a fan.
Watch Brian Wilson’s last ever performance of iconic Beach Boys hit just two years before his death aged 82
WATCH Brian Wilson’s last ever performance after it was announced that the Beach Boys founder has died aged 82.
The legendary singer-songwriter – who was living with a degenerative disorder similar to dementia – last sang publicly in 2022.
Performing at the Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan, the icon belted out a range of historic tracks.
He performed the famous tune Surfin’ USA, Help Me Rhonda and California.
Wilson appeared onstage as part of his 2022 US Summer Tour in July of that year.
Today, the music legend’s family announced the tragic news that he passed away following a health battle.
In a post shared on Instagram on Wednesday, Wilson’s family wrote: “We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away.
It comes as…
- Brian Wilson dead at 82: Rock icon and Beach Boys founder dies
- Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones leads tributes
- Tragic health battle in his final days left him “unable to feed himself”
- Wilson planned to continue work despite his diagnosis
- One of his albums was ranked second-best of all time
“We are at a loss for words right now. Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving.
“We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world. Love & Mercy.”
Tributes are starting to roll in from fans and celebrities alike.
The Rolling Stones legend Ronnie has lead the tributes to the star and confirmed his world is “in mourning” following the passing of Brian and fellow musician, Sly Stone.
Celebrated as a spectacular songwriter, Wilson was responsible for initial successes including Surfin’ USA, Surfer Girl, and I Get Around.
Other famous tunes include All Summer Long, Don’t Worry Baby, and California Girls.
Born in Inglewood, California, Wilson formed the band – first called the Pendletones – as a teenager with his brothers Dennis and Carl.
He was the eldest and last surviving of the trio.
Brian played bass, Carl lead guitar and Dennis was on drums.
The Beach Boys rocketed to fame during the 1960s, going from local California band to national hitmakers – and international ambassadors of surf and sun.
As much as Wilson had a gift, he also battled demons.
He was tormented by his obsession with achieving perfection, which inflicted stress and exhaustion.
A judge signed off on a conservatorship for the Beach Boys legend just months after he was diagnosed with dementia in 2024.
He consented to the agreement and had no objections.
Wilson’s doctor said the musician suffered from a “major neurocognitive disorder” and needed help making healthcare decisions.
The judge’s decision to approve Wilson’s conservatorship came as the pop icon prepared to launch new music this year.
In 1970, the Beach Boys star started working on a country album with the band’s former manager Fred Vail on lead vocals.
The project was paused but was later picked up again by the two musicians.
The album had been due for release in 2025 and Wilson was due to be featured on guest vocals, according to Rolling Stone.
Brian Wilson's illness and conservatorship
A judge signed off on a conservatorship for Beach Boys legend Wilson just months after he was diagnosed with dementia in 2024.
He consented to the agreement and had no objections.
Wilson’s doctor said the musician suffered from a “major neurocognitive disorder” and needed help making healthcare decisions.
The judge also agreed to a stipulation requested by an attorney for Wilson’s eldest daughters, Carnie and Wendy Wilson.
Wilson’s daughters asked that all of his children be added to a text chain from his nurses to receive updates on their father if they choose.
The addition was added to the petition before it was signed by Judge May.
Wilson has seven children, two of whom lived with him.
In his decision, May wrote that “the conservatee lacks the capacity to make his own healthcare decisions.”
His new conservators, manager-publicist Jean Sievers and business manager LeeAnn Hard, were ordered to “consult with the conservatee’s children regarding all material related healthcare decisions.”
Wilson’s lawyer, Robert Frank Cipriano, reported that his client agreed that he needed a conservatorship after his wife’s death.
Melinda, who died at age 77, was previously in charge of her husband’s affairs.
Cipriano said that Wilson was “mostly difficult to understand and gave very short responses to questions and comments” and had issues remembering the names of his other children.
The petition said there wouldn’t be major changes to Wilson’s living arrangements under the conservatorship.
The judge’s decision to approve Wilson’s conservatorship came as the pop icon prepared to launch new music this year.
Watch Brian Wilson’s last ever performance of iconic Beach Boys hit just two years before his death aged 82
WATCH Brian Wilson’s last ever performance after it was announced that the Beach Boys founder has died aged 82.
The legendary singer-songwriter – who was living with a degenerative disorder similar to dementia – last sang publicly in 2022.
Performing at the Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan, the icon belted out a range of historic tracks.
He performed the famous tune Surfin’ USA, Help Me Rhonda and California Girls.
Wilson appeared onstage as part of his 2022 US Summer Tour in July of that year.
Today, the music legend’s family announced the tragic news that he passed away.
In a post shared on Instagram on Wednesday, Wilson’s family wrote: “We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away.
“We are at a loss for words right now. Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving.
“We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world. Love & Mercy.”
Tributes are starting to roll in from fans and celebrities alike.
The Rolling Stones legend Ronnie has lead the tributes to the star and confirmed his world is “in mourning” following the passing of Brian and fellow musician, Sly Stone.
Celebrated as a spectacular songwriter, Wilson was responsible for initial successes including Surfin’ USA, Surfer Girl, and I Get Around.
Other famous tunes include All Summer Long, Don’t Worry Baby, and California Girls.
Born in Inglewood, California, Wilson formed the band – first called the Pendletones – as a teenager with his brothers Dennis and Carl.
He was the eldest and last surviving of the trio.
Brian played bass, Carl lead guitar and Dennis was on drums.
The Beach Boys rocketed to fame during the 1960s, going from local California band to national hitmakers – and international ambassadors of surf and sun.
A judge signed off on a conservatorship for Beach Boys legend Wilson just months after he was diagnosed with dementia in 2024.
He consented to the agreement and had no objections.
Wilson’s doctor said the musician suffered from a “major neurocognitive disorder” and needed help making healthcare decisions.
The judge’s decision to approve Wilson’s conservatorship came as the pop icon prepared to launch new music this year.
In 1970, the Beach Boys star started working on a country album with the band’s former manager Fred Vail on lead vocals.
The project was paused but was later picked up again by the two musicians.
The album had been due for release in 2025 and Wilson was due to be featured on guest vocals, according to Rolling Stone.
Brian Wilson's illness and conservatorship
A judge signed off on a conservatorship for Beach Boys legend Wilson just months after he was diagnosed with dementia in 2024.
He consented to the agreement and had no objections.
Wilson’s doctor said the musician suffered from a “major neurocognitive disorder” and needed help making healthcare decisions.
The judge also agreed to a stipulation requested by an attorney for Wilson’s eldest daughters, Carnie and Wendy Wilson.
Wilson’s daughters asked that all of his children be added to a text chain from his nurses to receive updates on their father if they choose.
The addition was added to the petition before it was signed by Judge May.
Wilson has seven children, two of whom lived with him.
In his decision, May wrote that “the conservatee lacks the capacity to make his own healthcare decisions.”
His new conservators, manager-publicist Jean Sievers and business manager LeeAnn Hard, were ordered to “consult with the conservatee’s children regarding all material related healthcare decisions.”
Wilson’s lawyer, Robert Frank Cipriano, reported that his client agreed that he needed a conservatorship after his wife’s death.
Melinda, who died at age 77, was previously in charge of her husband’s affairs.
Cipriano said that Wilson was “mostly difficult to understand and gave very short responses to questions and comments” and had issues remembering the names of his other children.
The petition said there wouldn’t be major changes to Wilson’s living arrangements under the conservatorship.
The judge’s decision to approve Wilson’s conservatorship came as the pop icon prepared to launch new music this year.