No investigation will be held into police contact with TV presenter Caroline Flack after a watchdog found there was “no causal link” between officers’ actions and her death.
Caroline Flack 'was terrified about police bodycam footage of her being shown and had warned officers she was suicidal'
17.02.2020 - 10:56 / ok.co.uk
Former Love Island host Caroline Flack is said to have been terrified about her upcoming court trial. It is also claimed that Caroline, 40, is said to have warned the police that she would take her own life.
Reports suggested that on Saturday paramedics had been sent to her home following concerns about her welfare, although Caroline was not taken to hospital. According to the Daily Mail the TV star was distraught over the prospect of a “show trial” involving her boyfriend, Lewis Burton, and
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01.03.2020 / 13:56
Caroline Flack’s Xtra Factor co-host Matt Richardson reveals the late star ‘found negativity hard’
Late TV star Caroline Flack’s friend Matt Richardson has opened up about the presenter after her tragic death last month.The 28 year old took over from Olly Murs, who also made several emotional tributes to the star, and worked on The Xtra Factor with Caroline in 2013. After her tragic death, comedian Matt has opened up about his relationship with the “complicated” star who was 40 when she took her own life in her London flat in February.
digitalspy.com
28.02.2020 / 17:11
Love Island's Laura Anderson unveils tattoo tribute to Caroline Flack
Love Island 2018 star Laura Anderson has unveiled a new tattoo tribute to Caroline Flack, following the presenter's death earlier this month.
ok.co.uk
26.02.2020 / 19:41
Olly Murs shares third emotional tribute to Caroline Flack alongside video from their X Factor days
The Voice coach Olly Murs has shared an old video of him messing around with Caroline Flack alongside a third tribute to the late star.
ok.co.uk
24.02.2020 / 19:31
Emily Andrea admits social media has a lot to answer for in Caroline Flack’s death: ‘It’s why I don’t have it’
In her latest column for OK! magazine, Emily Andrea opened up on her devastation over the tragic death of Caroline Flack. Peter Andre’s wife said that though she only met former Love Island host Caroline once, she recognised instantly that she was “lovely, bubbly and upbeat.” The 30 year old believes that social media “has a lot to answer for” after Caroline’s death and said cruel online trolls need to seriously think about their actions.
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24.02.2020 / 17:01
Love Island final pays tribute to Caroline Flack
Love Island's final paid tribute to the late Caroline Flack tonight (February 23).
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24.02.2020 / 02:16
Celebrity Juice's Keith Lemon reveals charity t-shirt design in honour of Caroline Flack
Celebrity Juice host Keith Lemon has revealed that he has designed a t-shirt in honour of late presenter Caroline Flack, who died last week at the age of 40 after taking her own life.
ok.co.uk
23.02.2020 / 21:31
Love Island will honour Caroline Flack during live final as contestants are told about her death
Love Island will make another touching tribute to the show’s former host Caroline Flack on Sunday night's finale following her tragic death last week.The plans to honour Caroline have been confirmed by the show, as a rep for Love Island told OK! online: “There will be a dedication to Caroline in tonight's final episode.” The upcoming tribute to Caroline, who took her own life in her East London flat on Saturday 15 February, come as it was revealed the remaining islanders have been informed about
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21.02.2020 / 14:01
Love Island presenter Caroline Flack's death referred to police watchdog for review
The details surrounding the death of former Love Island presenter Caroline Flack have been turned over to the police watchdog for review.
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20.02.2020 / 23:56
Metropolitan Police refers itself to watchdog after Caroline Flack's death
The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the police watchdog following the death of TV star, Caroline Flack.
ok.co.uk
20.02.2020 / 23:46
Metropolitan Police refer themselves to complaints watchdog over contact they had with Caroline Flack
The Metropolitan Police have referred themselves to the complaints watchdog over contact they had with Caroline Flack before her tragic death.The Love Island host was found dead at her east London flat on Saturday February 15, one day after the Crown Prosecution Service told her they would be pursuing a court case against her. According to reports, Scotland Yard’s directorate of professional standards “reviewed all previous contact” with Caroline before making the referral on Wednesday.