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LOVE Island stars are left open-mouthed in shock tonight as the two new bombshells make their entries.
First up is Montel McKenzie, who bounds in with confidence and quickly sits down for a chat with all the girls to find out who’s available and who’s closed off.
With only Ekin-Su off the table, it looks like he will be making moves ahead of the next recoupling.
Catherine excitedly greets him, telling him: “It’s nice to have someone from my season! Hey Montel!”
Later Catherine and Kaz discuss Montel, with Catherine saying: “You know when someone comes in and they’re a bit of you…”
And Kaz says: “He’s so fit, he’s all of me and I get to kiss him [in the game]!”
It’s a day to remember for the semi-pro footballer as he gets very busy in a saucy snogging game that saw him lock lips with six girls.
The boys are lined up blindfolded and with noise cancelling headphones as the girls take it in turns to kiss each boy, then they’re ranked out of 10 for their kisses and whoever gets the most points at the end wins.
Montel is very into his kisses with Kaz and Catherine while Elma ensures Ronnie has the best kiss and he rates her a 10.
Bombshell Harriett Blackmore then struts into the villa leaving the girls’ jaws hanging open.
They are all too aware it signals some awkward conversations ahead for her ex Ronnie.
Elma says: “No f*****g way!”
Making her way down the line of boys, Harriett eventually gets to Ronnie for her final kiss as Elma watches on.
Scott asks: “Who was that?”
Later that night Ronnie pulls Harriett for a chat on the terrace as the girls are below on the daybeds listening in.
Ronnie tells her: “When you walked in my heart went, and it’s never gone like that…”
LOVE ISLAND: ALL STARS CONTINUES TONIGHT AT 9PM ON ITV2 AND ITVX
Throughout the series the couples will chop and change as each recoupling happens
Here’s who’s coupled up with who right now:
Singles:
WITH 13 solo Brits, Robbie Williams is the biggest winner in their history.
Now Rob, has his sights on another record.
The soundtrack to his biopic Better Man is about to top the album charts, which would overtake the Rolling Stones as the act with the second-most No1 albums, at 15 – one less than The Beatles.
It’s been a bumper few months for Robbie.
The Rock DJ singer released his biopic Better Man on Boxing Day which has been lauded by critics.
The film, headed up by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey, has been nominated for an Oscar and a Bafta as well as a Golden Globe.
Meanwhile, this summer Rob will play his biggest UK tour in years.
The singer has announced two huge stadium gigs in London as well as shows in Manchester.
Robbie will also perform a new track at this year’s Fifa Club World Cup in the States later this year.
Adding another string to his bow, alongside his music Robbie working on building a luxury hotel in Dubai.
SIAN WELBY had the honour of announcing the award nominations last night.
And it gave the Capital Breakfast DJ the chance to discover artists who weren’t on her radar.
Sian told us: “I was a bit slow finding her but Rachel ChinouririI is like Kate Nash and Lily Allen but more modern.
The Last Dinner Party too – their producer did all the Arctic Monkeys songs.
“It’s such a great British vibe.”
Sian can’t wait to let her hair down on the night itself now that the ceremony is on a Saturday.
She said: “I am a gin and tonic person but honestly, give me a VK Blue and I will be happy.”
Here are Sian’s top tracks:
Song to clean the House to: Teddy Swims – Apple Juice
Song to sing in the shower: Celine Dion – It’s All Coming Back to Me Now
Most listened-to song at the moment: Rachel Chinouriri – It Is What It Is
RAYE is nominated for R&B Act this year after getting a record six awards in 2024 – but hopes Charli XCX wins big.
The singer, whose 2016 video for her song I, U, Us was directed by Charli, said: “I’m still processing the ridiculousness that was last year.
” I’m honestly just so happy for all the talented artists that have been nominated.
“I’m excited to watch Charli XCX clean up this year – she deserves it so much.
“I hope she wins everything she has been nominated for.”
TEDDY SWIMS always has a good time on awards nights – just ask his girlfriend.
The Lose Control singer, up for International Song of the Year, went home empty-handed from last summer’s MTV VMAs in the States.
But he still managed to have fun, as it was the night his partner Raiche Wright got pregnant.
He said: “I didn’t realise until a couple of weeks later, but my partner and I conceived that night.
“We’re due in June and things are great.”
Teddy releases I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2), after the first made him a millionaire.
But the singer, who will tour the UK in March, told the BBC: “A million dollars goes so fast.
“Once you put 66 people on a tour, with all the gear and all the lights, it’s right out the door as fast as you get it.”
MARKS and Spencer has revealed its popular Valentine’s Day meal deal is returning – and it starts from just £12.50 per person.
The three-course line up includes luxurious dishes like lobster and wagyu beef and even a bottle of fizz.
Hitting stores on February 10, there are more than a dozen new additions to the Valentine’s Day menu this year.
As part of the dine-in deal, shoppers can pick from a starter, main, side and dessert, along with a bottle of wine or prosecco, or a soft drink if preferred.
M&S says the deal can save you as much as £17.50 compared to buying the items individually and there are 30 different items to choose from.
Among the starters on offer are a baking burrata with an nduja and ciabatta crumb, king prawn and lobster thermidor gratins and Coquilles St Jacques – a cheesy and creamy scallop dish.
Meanwhile for a main there’s British wagyu beef pie and fillet steak beef wellington.
Salmon en croute, salt and pepper wedges, loaded mash potato and lemon posset are also new to the menu for February 14.
There are gluten free, vegan and vegetarian options available too, such as dumpling bao buns and butternut squash and spinach pie.
There’s good news for shoppers too as the £25 dine-in deal is the same price as last year.
Prior to that, the three-course meal cost £20.
M&S’ Valentine’s Day deal is on shelves at its more than 300 Simply Food stores and foodhalls until February 14.
But it’s worth bearing in mind that the dine-in deal is always popular and items can sell out, so it’s worth getting there earlier to avoid missing out.
You can find your nearest M&S using the store locator tool on its website.
See the full menu options below. Shoppers can pick one dish from each category and according to M&S there are over 40 different combinations.
For the biggest saving of £12.50 choose:
SHOPPERS can save cash with dine-in meals compared to eating out, and there are plenty of supermarket options, says The Sun’s consumer editor Lynsey Barber.
Co-op
A main, side and a bottle of booze for £10 – saving up to £8.85. You’ll need to be a Co-op member, which costs £1. For non-members it’s £12.
Find out what’s included in the deal.
Morrisons
A starter, main, side, dessert and drink for £15 – saving up to £18.25. You’ll need to have a MoreThan loyalty scheme which is free to join.
Tesco
Two-courses with a side and drink for £12, or £18 with a starter too. You’ll need a Clubcard to get the deal and it’s free to sign up for one.
Meanwhile M&S has revealed its Valentine’s collection of clothing and homeware including lobster pyjamas and heart-shaped champagne glasses.
And hilarious chocs for the day have been spotted in stores that shoppers have branded “something from Poundland or Ann Summers”.
AFTER deciding to experiment with a third person, one couple found themselves falling for her.
They became an official throuple and are now planning on tying the knot.
In their viral video, TikTok users Cody, Janie, and Maggie (@3.mountains) joked about their unusual set-up.
“When you and your boyfriend thought you’d spice it up and then she never left,” said Cody and Maggie as Janie danced in the background.
The pair had been together for “almost a year” when they decided to add a third person into their bedroom activities.
However, the couple grew attached to Janie and the three of them soon decided to become a throuple.
Janie even moved in with Cody and Maggie, cleaning their home as a wedding present while they were away on their honeymoon.
And while haters claimed their relationship would never work and the two women would end up hating each other, the opposite turned out to be true.
The three of them have been together for over eight years now, with Cody proposing to Janie in 2022.
Maggie even joined Cody’s “other wife” on a hen do, which they referred to as “our bachelorette.”
The throuple explained that they never kept their relationship a secret from their loved ones.
They joked that it took them a while to realise what was happening but told their families once they “felt comfortable” with how to describe it.
The throuple also poked fun at the questions they are often asked by strangers.
They pretended that they use “duels” to solve any potential jealousy in the relationship.
Their TikTok users shared their thoughts on the set-up in the comments section.
“Update in three months when the girls want to literally kill each other,” wrote one sceptical viewer.
Another follower claimed that this kind of set-up “never ends good.”
Polyamory is the practice of having romantic relationships with more than one person at the same time, with the knowledge and consent of all parties.
It can refer to relationships where one person has multiple partners or spouses, or where all parties are in a relationship with each other, for example in a throuple.
According to You Gov, 6.8% of people in the UK have been in a polyamorous relationship.
“Eventually, these situations turn to custard unfortunately,” agreed a third person.
However, others were more supportive of the polyamorous arrangement.
“You guys are a cute family, I just don’t think I could share my man,” wrote one commenter.
“OMG, I didn’t realise you guys were poly? I love it,” said another person.
“Sounds cool, but finding one person to love me sounds like a challenge already,” joked one TikTok user.
THE UFC have announced the full card for its upcoming historic return to the United Kingdom.
MMA‘s premier promotion will make its eagerly-anticipated return to London on March 22nd for UFC Fight Night 255.
And they’ve put on a stacked card filled with the UK’s finest for what promises to be another electrifying night at the O2 Arena.
Topping the bill at the North Greenwich dome will be beloved former welterweight champion Leon Edwards.
Edwards will look to get back on track in his first outing since losing the belt to Belal Muhammad last July against Aussie Jack Della Maddalena.
A former champion will also be in action in the co-main event, which will see Jan Blachowicz lock horns with surging 205lb contender Carlos Ulberg.
Fan favourite Molly McCann will also be in action, taking on Istela Nunes in her first outing since a decision defeat to Bruno Silva last July.
McCann’s fellow Next Generation team-mate Nathan Fletcher also features on the card, in which he’ll look to go 2-0 in the promotion in a rematch with Caolan Loughran.
Former Cage Warriors lightweight champion Jai Herbert, meanwhile, will look to pick up his first back-to-back wins in the promotion against Chris Padilla.
Undefeated heavyweight prospect Mick Parkin will look to continue his rise up the ranks in the toughest test of his career against veteran Marcin Tybura.
Christian Leroy Duncan will look to get back in the win column in a middleweight clash with Andrey Pulyaev.
London’s own Nathaniel Wood will face Frenchman Morgan Charriere in a featherweight showdown which could end up stealing the show.
Wood’s Great Britain Top Team team-mate Lone’er Kavanagh also features on the card, taking on Brazilian Felipe dos Santos in a flyweight showdown.
Jamaican-born Brit Edwards topped the bill at the O2 in March 2023 in a trilogy fight with former 170lbs champ Kamaru Usman.
And he’ll be hoping to kick start another title run with victory over ‘JDM’, who is riding a 17-fight win streak.
He said on Instagram: “My goal right now is to get the belt back.
“For me, it’s more about what’s next and how do you get back to where you want to get to.
“My goal is to be a two-time world champion.”
Tickets for UFC® FIGHT NIGHT: EDWARDS vs. DELLA MADDALENA tickets go on sale from 10 a.m. GMT on Friday, January 24 via AXS and Ticketmaster.
XBOX Developer Direct is focusing on just a few major upcoming games, and one is the highly anticipated Doom: The Dark Ages.
Doom as a series isn’t particularly big on story, but The Dark Ages is a prequel of sorts, taking place long before other games in the series.
The time period isn’t the only change for the series, and game director Hugo Martin explained that Doom fans will have to unlearn their old gaming habits.
Rather than the ultra fast-paced combat of Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, Martin wants us to “stand and fight” rather than run and gun.
It also calls back to the earliest games in the series with strafe-to-aim movement.
The Doom Slayer from The Dark Ages feels more like an “iron tank” compared to his more recent iterations.
You can move quickly, and dash through enemies with the shield saw, but this Slayer feels anchored to the ground.
The Slayer can take down enemies with three different melee options, or eliminate them with a new slow-motion glory kill feature.
In previous games glory kills locked you into the animation, but The Dark Ages speeds things up by keeping you in control during the attack.
Martin says: “For ten years now, we’ve been trying to solve the problem of what happens when there are multiple demons staggered at the same time.
“By the time you play one synced glory kill, you turn to the other one, and he’s already out of his stagger state.
“It never worked to just leave them in the stagger state longer. That just feels weird.
“Plus, when you move from multiple enemies doing synced animations, it just feels jarring. You could feel the pause in the gameplay.”
Players will have more options than ever to eliminate demons, alongside more choices for how to control your Slayer.
The control scheme will also differ depending on whether NPCs, objects or enemies are nearby.
Slayer’s shield is one of the most interesting new features. It not only blocks and deflects projectiles but you can throw it across the field as a grapple.
You can then attack with an iron flail, electrifying gauntlet or spiked mace when up close and personal.
The Dark Ages might be bigger and more brutal but it’s also more accessible, and players can play with various difficulty sliders, that don’t lose the essence of Doom’s difficulty.
It’s not just giving enemies more health, or making you hit harder, but making parry windows longer, giving more resources, and slowing down projectiles.
Unlike Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, The Dark Ages will only launch with a campaign, but this has allowed the team to focus on implementing fun features like the Atlan mech and dragon mount.
Producer Marty Stratton says: “It’s our largest, most expansive, most epic campaign ever.
“We’re really happy with the decision and I think it’s been awesome to have the team focused just on polishing and finishing the campaign.”
Martin adds: “We have moments where it opens up to a sandbox.
“The levels are mazy, folding back on themselves. It’s more of an expanded linear experience, with more emphasis on exploration.”
There’s also a dragon that players can summon and ride across the hellscape in order to explore new areas, while the mech thrives in linear missions.
Like all modern Doom games, it has a bombastic heavy-metal soundtrack, and while it’s by a new composer, the preview gave us hope.
Doom: The Dark Ages will launch on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on May 15, 2025.
The game will be available to download on day one on Xbox Game Pass for PC and Game Pass Ultimate.
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ONE of Putin’s killer submarines appeared in the English Channel in another show of Russian force, and was stalked by Royal Navy choppers and a tanker.
The attack sub Novorossiysk was forced to sail back from the Mediterranean after Moscow lost use of a key port in Syria.
The diesel-electric powered sub was watched by Royal Navy Merlin sub-hunting choppers and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Tidespring.
The incident this month happened days before a Russian spy ship called Yantar reappeared in the Channel.
A Royal Navy nuclear submarine was forced to surface next to that same vessel back in November to ward it off, as revealed by Defence Secretary John Healey to parliament yesterday.
Now a picture of the Russian attack sub Novorossiysk has emerged after Britain vowed “robust action” in response to Russian navy spying on underwater cables.
A huge dark hull can be seen looming through the water’s surface with two sinister hooded figures presiding over it.
In the background is the Royal Navy’s tanker RFA Tidesurge which shadowed the submarine for days as it headed north up the channel.
Tidesurge joined forces with a specialised submarine hunting Merlin helicopter called Swordfish Flight.
Lieutenant Commander Mike Curd, the flight commander, said: “Shadowing Russian units passing close to the UK is routine business, and having the anti-submarine warfare specialists from the RN’s Merlin Helicopter Force embarked adds another layer of security and ability to track the submarine should it dive.
“The 814 Naval Air Squadron regularly embark their aircraft in Type 23 Frigates – and RFA units such as Tidesurge – both for training and routine constabulary operations around the British Isles.”
This was the second time in three weeks Tidesurge shepherded Russian vessels past the UK after it was scrambled on Christmas Day to monitor Putin’s Corvette RFS Soobrazitelny.
And yesterday, Healey revealed in parliament that one of the Royal Navy’s submarines surfaced near a Russian spy ship in November.
Healey said the spy ship called Yantar had been monitored loitering over UK critical national infrastructure and was “used for gathering intelligence”.
And he ordered HMS Astute, a Royal Navy nuclear powered sub, to surface yards away from the Yanatar in a dramatic show of force last year.
The Kremlin said that reports of Russian ships spying on British infrastructure in the channel were “absolutely unfounded”.
It had the cheek to accuse Britain of being the main perpetrator “destabilising and provocative actions” at sea.
The propaganda machine added: “We note that the wave of anti-Russian alarmism raised by the British establishment and the media controlled by them is being used by London and its allies to purposefully escalate tension in the Baltic and North Sea regions.”
It comes as the MoD is due to pledge £9bn for new nuclear reactors to power submarines.
Defence Secretary John Healey said the eight year deal with Rolls Royce will be “a clear demonstration of our commitment to the UK’s nuclear deterrent, which is our ultimate insurance policy in a more dangerous world”.
The reactors will supports new Dreadnought nuclear armed subs under constructions in Barrow-in-Furness.
It will also boost plans to build nuclear submarines for the Royal Australian Navy, the MoD said.
The government insisted the deal will create up to 1,000 jobs and safeguard 4,000 more.
The MoD said: “It is part of our national endeavour to maintain a continuous at sea deterrent.”
The Navy has four nuclear armed Vanguard class submarines armed with Trident 2 doomsday missiles.
One is always at sea, as a deterrent, ready to blast Britain‘a enemies to oblivion in the event of a nuclear first strike.
The ageing Vanguard subs, which first entered service 30 years ago, are due to be replaced by new Dreadnaught class subs in the 2030s.
Russia’s Navy is in turmoil after their ally Bashar Al-Assad was forced to flee Damascus by rebels.
Moscow had use of a key port in Tartus but Syria’s new rulers have scrapped deal.
The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major, reportedly sent to evacuate Tartus, sank in the Mediterranean last month.
