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The fourth episode of Love Island 2021 is set to see two new bombshells enter the Majorcan villa on Thursday evening. However, it appears Chuggs Wallis will feel right at home in the luxurious Spanish location as two of his pals are already on the inside in a bid to find love and win the £50,000 cash prize.

The new series of Love Island is finally here, bringing a whole new crop of singles looking for love to our attention. However, there have been plenty of previous hopefuls that have slow-mo walked into the villa before them.

Love Islander Laura Anderson has given her rundown of the hopefuls on the new series and admits that Scotland's Shannon Singh has an 'iconic' bum. Laura admits she wasn't sure about watching the latest installment ahead of its premier last night, but now she's seen the first episode, she's become hooked.

Amy Hart had a turbulent ride in the Love Island villa back in 2019, but the former British Airways stewardess admits she’s a better person for it. After having her heart publicly broken by co-star Curtis Pritchard, Amy left sunny Majorca and embarked on an eight-month therapy journey, a decision she calls “life-changing”.

When we speak to Olivia Attwood, it’s one of the hottest days of the year, but Liv is used to sizzling temperatures after finding fame in the Love Island villa. Since finishing third on the hit ITV2 show in 2017, she has become a staple of reality TV – starring on The Only Way Is Essex and going on to land her own show, Olivia Meets Her Match.The programme, about her life with fiancé, Blackburn Rovers footballer Bradley Dack, is currently in its second series.

Love Island crown. The 22-year-old from Fife was revealed to be one of the many contestants to be taking their place inside the swanky Majorca villa when the show kicks off on Monday.

Trainspotting’s Sick Boy actor has been confirmed to play Sir John Major in the next series of The Crown. Jonny Lee Miller, who is best known for his role as the heroin addict in the hit 1996 film, has been cast as the former Prime Minister for season five of the Netflix show.

Known for his role as Sick Boy in the cult film Trainspotting, Jonny Lee Miller has been cast to play John Major in series five of Netflix's The Crown – much to the surprise of fans.The makers of The Crown shared news of the latest addition to the hit series on Twitter, as they prepare for the fifth season will focus on the Royal family’s turbulent '90s.