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LOVE Island fans have been left baffled after a huge part of the show has gone missing from the new series.

Last night’s explosive episode saw the girls erupt after the arrival of three new bombshells.

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But despite all the drama, fans have noticed that one beloved part of Love Island has gone “missing” this year.

Viewers want to know where the daily challenges have gone.

These challenges often involve the cast dressing up, they usually involve a few surprising revelations, and always involve snogging.

But so far, there haven’t been any games for the Islanders to play.

This hasn’t gone unnoticed by fans, who took to social media to ask Love Island producers what is going on.

One tweeted: “Where are the challenges?

“Just bombshells and no challenges,” a second said.

Another said: “Day 5 and still no challenges!”

This one added: “Love bombshells however @LoveIsland do we do challenges anymore or NOT???”

GIRLS KICK OFF

Last night the girls kicked off in spectacular style, following the arrival of three new bombshells – Emily, Malisha and Yasmin.

It all started when the boys left the villa for a “guys night out”, leaving the girls behind.

But for the first time in Love Island history, the girls watched exactly what the boys got up to as it happened on a huge cinema screen.

They watched with their mouths open as the boys said what they REALLY felt about the girls back in the villa.

To make matters worst, three new sexy bombshells joined them.

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The girls could be seen getting angrier and angrier as the new bikini babes flirted with their men.

The show then ended on a cliffhanger as the sexy new bombshells got to take a man of their choosing for a “private chat”.

Meanwhile, last night’s episode also saw the Love Island villa say goodbye to Blu, after the Islanders chose to dump him over Shea.

• Iran retaliates with 200 ballistic missiles and barrage of drones
• Strikes between both enemies still ongoing after night of terror
• 78 people killed in Iran, while three people killed in Israel
• Fears America and Gulf nations will get dragged in fighting

Fears are rising that the Middle East is teetering on the edge of an all-out war as strikes between Israel and Iran continue to escalate – with now US military bases becoming potential targets.

Longtime adversaries, Israel and Iran, unleashed a barrage after a barrage of ballistic missiles and drones, with explosions slamming into Jerusalem, Tel Aviv ,Tehran and Zanjan.

In Iran, more than 78 people have been killed, including including four of its top security chiefs, and 320 wounded, most of them civilians. Three people died in Israel, with dozens more injured in Iranian strikes.

Pillars of black smoke rose from military sites and residential areas across both countries after a night of relentless bombardments.

This could be the start of a prolonged military campaign as neither side is showing any inclination to end the fighting – despite international calls for de-escalation.

Fighting will ‘spread’ to US bases in Middle East

There are fears that the US – where Donald Trump has been congratulating Israel for the ‘excellent’ attacks – and Gulf nations will be dragged into the conflict.

Iran’s Fars news agency reported that senior military officials have warned that the conflict will spread to US bases scattered across the region over the coming days.

‘This confrontation will not end with last night’s limited actions and Iran’s strikes will continue,’ Fars cited an unnamed official as saying.

‘And this action will be very painful and regrettable for the aggressors.’

Shahram Akbarzadeh, the director of the Middle East Studies Forum at the Alfred Deakin Institute, warned there are ‘more attacks to come’ as Israel and Iran ‘settle in for the long haul’.

‘There is every chance this could spread out to the whole region and draw in the US,’ he told Al Jazeera.

‘Israel is actually banking on this dynamic that once a conflict starts, the US has an obligation and commitment to Israeli security.

‘So the US will be dragged into the conflict.’

200 Iranian missiles rattle Israel

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in a recorded message Friday: ‘We will not allow them to escape safely from this great crime they committed.’

It was just hours after that Iran launched waves of missiles at Israel late Friday and early today.

Iranians awoke to state television airing repeated clips of strikes on Israel, as well as videos of people cheering and handing out sweets. 

Meanwhile, Israel’s military said more drones had been intercepted near the Dead Sea in the early hours of this morning.

A hospital in Tel Aviv treated seven people wounded in the second Iranian barrage; all but one of them had light injuries. 

Israel’s Fire and Rescue Services said they were wounded when a projectile hit a building in the city.

A spokesperson for Beilinson Hospital said one woman was killed. Hours later, an Iranian missile struck near homes in the central city of Rishon Lezion, killing two more people and wounding 19, according to Israel’s paramedic service Magen David Adom. 

20 children killed in Israeli strike on Tehran

Meanwhile, the sound of explosions and Iranian air defence systems firing at targets echoed across central Tehran shortly after midnight on Saturday.

About 60 people, including 20 children, have been killed in an Israeli attack on a housing complex in the Iranian capital, according to Iranian state TV.

Among the key sites Israel attacked was Iran’s main nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz, where black smoke could be seen rising into the air.

It also appeared to strike a second, smaller nuclear enrichment facility in Fordo, 60 miles southeast of Tehran.

Israel said it also struck a nuclear research facility in Isfahan, and said it destroyed dozens of radar installations and surface-to-air missile launchers in western Iran. 

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