injune the first tragedy to hit love island. in june last the first tragedy to hit love island.land. in june last year saw the the first tragedy to hit love island. injune last year saw the —— sophie graden was found dead. when you look at the flavour and reaction coming out on social media, caroline flack saying he was a total gentleman and then this emphasis, and anger on social media at the reference to his nickname from his fans. disrespect a lot of people say. he became known as mike e—bike. he was a cat among the pigeons. —— muqqy he was a cat among the pigeons. —— muggy mike. all the women were trying to get him, he got this affectionate nickname but u nfortu nately we have affectionate nickname but unfortunately we have seen a lot of people, journalists who have not included his full name butjust his nickname. a lot of people who appeared with him on reality tv saying that is disrespectful and that it saying that is disrespectful and thatitis saying that is disrespectful and that it is more than a nick and from a television programme. ——he is more. police have launched a

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in june of last isn't the first tragedy to hit love island. contestant was found deadin another former contestant was found dead in her home, so the grading, so a second gap in less than 12 months associated with this programme. what's interesting, is when you look at the flavour of reaction coming out now on social media, like you said, caroline flat saying that he was a gentleman i won't forget that but then you see emphasis and anger on social media at the reference to his nickname from his friends, disrespect is what people are saying could you give us background on that. on the shelves he became known as mikey mike because he was seen to be basically through cat among pigeons, he a gorgeous man with all the women going after him and try to get ten and he played them against each other so he got his nickname that was supposed to be affectionate for my getting them off, but u nfortu nately, we for my getting them off, but unfortunately, we have seen lots of china less and people tweeting about the story tonight not getting his full namejust

he found fame on the 2017 series of the itv‘s love island.e you here? why are you here? the same reason, we are all here to have a laugh. some people want more. everyone wants a bit more. mike is very, very, very attractive. how do you feel about someone new coming in? i really love it. you are coupled. this afternoon, you will be spending one—on—one time with some of the girls away from the villa. you will be leaving shortly, please ask out one girl now. last year, a contestant on the 2016 series of love island, sophie gradon, died aged 32. an inquest into her death has been postponed. former love island stars have urged the hit tv show to provide more su pport to co ntesta nts after the programme ends. fellow reality tv star megan mckenna went out with mike thalissitis last year. when she came on this programme back injuly, she told me about their relationship. he's such an amazing person. do you know what ijust love about mike? it's just the fact that, like, my world is crazy and his world is crazy but we can just come together at the end

he was a popular character on love island.eality tv stars become familiar faces and the wealth that they may not have expected. he was plucked from a semiprofessional football career. suddenly they have half a million followers on social media, they are public faces and is well as the lucrative life that comes with that, untold pressures. ithink lucrative life that comes with that, untold pressures. i think it is an fairto land untold pressures. i think it is an fair to land this at the door of love island. it is a sad to win siddons for them because it is not just one show. it is a whole generation of different television because it is cheap and popular and it has a synergy with merchandising and public appearances. it creates careers for these people. and many people have triumphed and flourished and in mainstream entertainment as a result of this. but obviously it will have huge casualties and it is sad when that happens. will have huge casualties and it is sad when that happenslj will have huge casualties and it is sad whe

love island star, mike thalassitis, has been found dead near his hometown in essex.show. with me now is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. what do we know? as you said, mike is just 26—year—old and found dead, we believe in the woods close to his home. as you said, he was a huge star, on the series of love island, people said he kept mucking the women off and cast as this huge social media following, very popular, he was on another programme. he had a great career in fa ct, programme. he had a great career in fact, after programme. he had a great career in fa ct, after love programme. he had a great career in fact, after love island, lots of people appeared with them and paying tribute on how shocked they are and what an amazing man he was, but there is a lot of shock at the moment. very young fans just teenagers who watched him on this programmejust teenagers who watched him on this programme just a few years ago and now hearing this very sad news. this is not the first on the tragedy has struck the show. just a year ago, sophie appeared just a few years before

love island isn‘t the only show to be criticised though. finished on it. here he is om googlebox. mariahring it, isn‘t she? yeah, babes, tone it down for mariah. yeah. turn it down to a bit of saleen. we can handle saleen, but the mariah, no. let‘s talk to former gogglebox chris ashby—steed. thank you for coming in. thank you for having me. what was it like when you left? it was hard. why? yeah, i was on the show for five years. i love a bit of a whirlwind. 0ne minute i was doing somebody‘s here and next minute i was doing a speech at the ntas to of people. it was very surreal. all of a sudden when i left gogglebox, it stopped. all of the offers of work that you get when you are on the show and you are up there and people want you is great. it all dries up. what impact did that have on you? i mean financially? it makes you feel like a failure. when people go into these shows they think it will be paved in gold for them, they will have all of these opportunities chucked at them and they can pick and choose what they want. that is just so for

tributes are paid to former love island contestant — mike thalassitis — who has died aged 26 hello ando our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and henry mance, political correspondent for the financial times. let's ta ke let's take a quick look at the front pages before starting our discussion. the observer has pictures of victims of the christchurch mass—shootings. it also claims that the eu is making plans for theresa may to lose the third meaningful vote on brexit. turning to the next paper... new zealand's prime ministerjacinda ardern meeting greiving relatives is on the front of the telegraph. the paper also reports on theresa may's task to win votes on tuesday. the mail on sunday says some tory mps are angry at the way comic relief portrayed poverty in the uk. more brexit in the sunday times, which says theresa may will tell conservative mps that brexit might not happen at all if they don't back her deal. a similar headline on the sunday express. it also has an image of mucad ibrahim, the three—year—old victi

tributes are paid to former love island contestant, mike thalassitis, who has died aged 26. more than 60 flood warnings are in place across england and wales as heavy rain leaves hunderds of homes without power. and in sport, wales beat ireland to win the six nations, completing the grand slam in cardiff. let's return to artist for our top story. well we're waiting for new zealand police to give us an update the shootings in christchurch. my colleague sharanjit leyl is in christchurch for us. those floral tributes building up behind you. that is right, they have pretty much sprung up all across christchurch here, and a number of memorials have sprung up, floral tributes you mentioned and lots of notes of support as well and in solidarity with the muslim community and where i am right now is very close to one of the site of the attacks, the mosque isjust that way and it is two days after the fact that security is incredibly high and we still see the police out and media of course have been covering this story and as we know, details of this happen coming out to be the that th

tributes are paid to former love island contestant, mike thalassitis, who has died aged 26. more than 50 flood warnings are in place across england and wales as heavy rain leaves hunderds of homes without power. and fishermen‘s friends, their story of five fishermen who are signed to a record label. find out more in the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and henry mance, political correspondent for the financial times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer has pictures of victims of the christchurch mass shootings. it also claims that the eu is making plans for theresa may to lose the third meaningful vote on brexit. new zealand's prime ministerjacinda ardern meeting greiving relatives is on the front of the sunday telegraph. the paper also reports on theresa may's task to win votes on tuesday. the mail on sunday says some tory mps are angry at the way comic relief portrayed poverty in the uk. more brexit in the sunday times, which says theresa may

the former love island contestant mike thalassitis has been found dead in woods near his home in essexppeared on the dating show in 2017. friends and co—stars have been taking to social media to pay tribute to mr thalassitis, who was also a semi—professional footballer for clubs including st albans and chelmsford. a state of disaster has been declared in zimbabwe, where a tropical storm has killed over 30 people. the authorities say about 70 people are still missing as a result of the cyclone, which earlier caused severe damage in mozambique. wales rugby fans have been celebrating their nation's success, after being crowned grand slam champions of the six nations, for the third time in eleven years. they beat last year's winners, ireland, by 25—7. and ahead of this autumn‘s world cup injapan, the home fans in cardiff weren't short of praise for their team and departing coach warren gatland. fantastic, amazing game. brilliant, we've done it, we've done it for wales! fantastic game, well—deserved, well done, wales! warren gatland, he's been amazing for wales, absolutely amazing. it's a s

former love island contestant mike thalassitis has died aged 26, his management has confirmed.ore than 60 flood warnings are in place across england and wales as heavy rain leaves hunderds of homes without power. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me olly foster and tanya arnold. hello there, these are out headlines this evening. the champagne is flowing in cardiff as wales win the six nations grand slam. it is hard to put into words, to be honest. we have been working incredibly hard over the past year. just the calcutta cup at stake at twickemnham and what a match, scotland come from 31 points down to draw the match against england. it's an fa cup weekend and sergio aguero saves the day for manchester city. they come from two goals down to beat swansea and reach the semi—finals. also coming up in the programme... the new formula one season is underway and once again it's lewis hamilton who's setting the pace. great britain get theirfirst medals at the special olympics in abu dhabi. wales are celebrating their 4th six nations grand s

question for the corgis and callie's and co in germany it may be time to bid farewell to their love island. they're the pride of the british empire now not queen elizabeth and the royal family but these top dogs. what could be more british than. collies like this bitty organelle and where is the head of the. world called the queen's favorite for their good friends. that's what makes this dogs are british this is you it has style probably at least i think so. it's big mouth and it's where the prove that. at this dog show in the german state of brandenburg they're honoring british style . their. dogs are awarded points on their looks build gait and personality. india thirteen year old beard he is a veteran what makes this breed so special the ability of a deity want a baby is quickly is a sheep dog instead he'll think why does my master want me to come let us as a good reason then he'll come. apart though with a mind of his own how typically british and that's the problem u.k. breeders are proud to be british and even proud of breck's it is ciro boyd from germany's club for british herding d

the former love island contestant mike thalassitis has been found dead in woods near his home in essex17. friends and co—stars have been taking to social media to pay tribute to mr thalassitis, who was also a semi—professional footballer for clubs including st albans and chelmsford. formula one, and reigning world champion lewis hamilton has come second in the australian grand prix, the first of the season. he was beaten by mercedes teammate valterri bottas, who produced what he called the "drive of his life" to win by more than 20 seconds. hamilton had been on pole position for the race. red bull's max vertappen came third. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. until then, have a good afternoon.

and finally, the sun claims itv has sent it a letter detailing new plans to offer therapy for love islandersafter the death of two of its stars. so a varied set of front pages, with brexit dominating most. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. i think we have to start, really, in southern africa. 0n the guardian, this striking picture really only gives you a snapshot of the devastation that has been caused by this cyclone idai. the race to find survivors after the deadly cyclone. imean, itjust... survivors after the deadly cyclone. i mean, itjust... it is so awful, it is almost difficult to comprehend, isn't it? it is, and people are saying it is one of the worst weather—related disasters in the southern hemisphere, which sort of gives you a sense of the scale of it. the fourth largest city in mozambique is apparently now effectively in ireland, cut off from the country, 500,000 people living there. and as you go further down there. and as you go further down the story, you just get sort of more and more details that really sort of you up. that people are having to decide whether to d

you know them love you play polo visit the mosque every now and name not only did i go. to the extent the mosque to cause trouble that bit of a channel but islands. lovely little towns and causing quite a lot of. they came here that day was. consoled by the i think it was the it was the. temperature leading to for what brits first was privileged to be in london i was speech she might arrive in belfast is someone that isn't always here it's because the kids and it's. working quite straight was closed off because at the pyne gould he started me saying i'm sure it was developed by now friend. and you know i don't live in the area. the moment a lot though it's a pretty you know they're an issue we work together we go on to give a what. i want to from some even the many well what we all respect one another's views yeah to a point of we disagree sometimes but we don't ram have used them people shrug. the way i do you can't be fearful just in case you as you know that. when the downy i'm not ok and think we're going to happen is it going to happen yeah especially when you got the case. what i could. to get the original yes you have to give them the ori

which was affecting these the trees and therefore the trees were dying and he said to do if i love the island i chord thing that this is the sure no problem and very simple that once appealing thank you good needs to be cut and removed. to leave ending friction from spreading to the village we next know and the moment they did that to me but stop splitting and then please don't die any longer in mumbai as i work more and more in world in which is that all over the city this does destruction of becoming. that is a the act which was made in nine hundred seventy five it says that on the side of every lord there must be be governed board sides of every one to the war department one to god the duties of the deity of argument are supposed to use their common sense and times the of the so this jihad thought it be any application which comes up with the fear that if you give me the keys who plays it and get me out of this tree is really need to be cut and if they find needed to be in it which i presume ninety percent of the cases. we just plainly sanction it and then the. public notice in the paper s

day make which was affecting these entries and therefore the trees were dying and he said if i love the island i court saying that this is the issue the problem is very simple that one side really infected needs to be cut and removed. to prevent infection from spreading to the military next not in the moment they did that to me months dogsledding and the injuries don't die any longer in mumbai i say one morning more than one in the north is that all over this if you this does destruction of recovery. because. it is a the act which was made in nineteen seventy five it says that on the side of every the organ there must be governed one side of every one for the war department on top of the duties the department is supposed to use their common sense and times the of that so this jihad thought it be any application which comes up with the fear that if you visit the school mates it can lead. to this dreams really need to be cut and if they find needed to be in it to be i presume ninety percent of the cases the we do plainly sanction it and then the. public notice in the paper saying that they will

. >> nothing really annoys me, but i do love the long island like when she says w-a-l-k-s or t-a-l-k-snd talks. >> in real life sterling and susan are all about laughter and dance challenges. but tonight tv's favorite couple throw down. >> let's do this. close the door. >> i'm like we can do this right now. randall's got his big boy pants on. ♪ meet me in the alter in their white dress ♪ >> but it's not all fights. we also throw back to the day randall proposes which is the perfect intro to our "this is us" not so newlywed game. >> who is a better dancer? >> sue. >> she can sing better. she can dance better. she can write better. all those things. >> which one of you would you least trust with a "this is us" secret? three, two, one. >> me? >> what are you talking about? >> i keep my secrets. >> you tell me everything. >> i tell you everything 'cause i want you to know. >> what is a hidden talent sterling has we might not know about? >> you know what i'm going to say. you always deny it. >> three, two, one. >> it's the singing thing. ♪ in the shaa shallow ♪ in the shaa la la low >> i ju

you know them lovely play polo visit the mosque every now and name and not only did i go. to the extent the mosque to cause trouble that bit of a turn over the islands. lovely little towns and causing crap but it's. they came here that day was the. concern although i don't think it was it was the. temperature leading to for what brits first was privileged to be in london i was speech you might arrive in belfast is someone that isn't and you always assume it's because the kids in fact incidentally working quite straight was closed off because you had to find the same time i'm sure it was no friend. and you know i don't live in your area. or something. momenta like the it's a pretty you know there and if you engage me we work together we go on to give a what. i want to for some even the many well what we all respect one another's views yeah to a point of we disagree sometimes but we don't ram as you spend people shrug. the way i do you can't be fearful just in case you as you know that. when the downy i'm not ok and think we're going to happen is it going to happen yeah especially when you've got the kates. what i could. to get to your original questi

i love the island. however, the problem is with the puerto ricans. they're awful, ththey steal, thr filthy -- they are fililthy. the only thing to do is totally exterminate the population. and then he said, and i started that. i have killed eight of my patients and i have sought to transplant cancer into 13 more. hope you are doing well in boston. yours sincerely. and just signed off. we know that because he then left the letter out. it was discovered by the puerto rican staff of the hospipital wherere he was workingng. and it became a national scandal understandably. theto ricans had heard scorn of mainlanders. they had h hrd talk of the problem ofof puerto rican overpopulation and how mainlanders disapproved of it. here they saw what they interpreted to be the racist homicidal intent from a doctor who had actually killed eight people. islandus rhoads fled the hoping presumamably that what happens in san juan stays in san juan. did anernment investigation and d uncoverered another letter which the governor dean and worse than the first. but the gove

i'm loving the treasure island camera. a beautiful view of the city. you can see low clouds out there but it is drive. temperatures are chillier compared yesterday morning. 46 in concord, oakland good morning at 49. 50 in san francisco. san jose coming in at 45 and a coal 39 in santa rosa. checking the visibility, we are looking at areas of fog for parts of the bay and for some of the inland locations. santa rosa, for miles for visibility this morning. chilly conditions, partly cloudy skies. through the afternoon partly sunny. a mix of sun and clouds later on today. the rain returns by tomorrow. we have a break today briefly because we are tracking the next low pressure system in the gulf of alaska bringing the return of the wet weather. let's time it out on the future cast. a dry day today, looking at a mix of sun and clouds. a slight chance of isolated showers through tomorrow morning. on the future cast, stopping the clock at 7 am you can see the rain beginning to move in. that is the first wave and the second round of rain arrives tomorrow afternoo

david greene was at the inauguration of the first prototype in love palma on the canary islands and then. there was a half of a party and a half of a. difficult so everyone was very excited and very happy that the telescopes were far file that the first telescope is finally done. but we all kind of also realize that there's a lot of work ahead and that the data is right out correctly that the camera works all correctly that everything works for. a large sized telescope will help provide scientists with a new window on to distant reaches of the universe it's part of a global initiative to build the world's largest gamma ray observatory. the objects in our solar system are constantly in motion and yet they don't fly upon us thanks to gravitation gravity has made life on earth possible because it keeps our atmosphere from leaking out into space. but gravity isn't the same all over the planet we have a question about that sent in by a viewer from iraq oh. why does your weight differ according to where you measure it. in seeking to answer that question let's first look at the earth's gravitat

loved his community. he was crossing rhode island b avenue northeaind me when that minivan hit him and kept on going. >> words can't express right now. >> reporter: words can'tss exp how yolanda williams feels after her father 6 of-year-old willie williams was killed. it's painful. >> that's my dad. i love him to death and he knowt his whole entire family knows it. >> reporter: his brother puts his arm around her, trying to comfort during this emotional time. williams wasro cssing the 1500 block of rhode island avenue northeast outside of the marked alk around 9:00 tuesday night. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: d.c. police say the driver in this gray minivan with a bike rack on the roof shown on the surveillance v eo hit him and kept on going. >> how could you do this to someone? >> reporter: the impact williams out of his shoes. he died just feet away from his ap he lived here in a unit with his tife. >> he's an innocan. he didn't cause no problems to nobody. he loved everybody. he's a very well-respectable man. >> reporter:io lawn do tells me her father was an army veteran who enjoyed retirement.il this

island be closed. and what i didn't expect is i love living on staten island, it is more suburban, but seeing these great catholic schools close, catholic school instilled that conscience in the community, in the kids, in school that sometimes public schools cannot do. unless there's a certain talent of that specific teacher, and so i feel like we need, like you mentioned that division, between some of the communities that have maybe some cultural differences, but like in south america, they were all, they all know christianity, so if there is a way to, that separation of church and state kind of hurts the community a little bit, because that consciousness is not exactly automated in the public schools. >> thank you, rose. >> it's certainly true that the closure of catholic schools not just happening in staten island, it is happening around the country, and one of the studies i go through in alienated america has to do with neighborhoods where churches were, where catholic schools shut down because of some, they tried to look for some almost random occurrence, maybe there was some problem with the buildi

for england and wales a lovely afternoon, same for the channel islands, widespread sunshine and feelingll see this area of high pressure dominate the scene. it will still remain slap bang on top of the uk, drawing some very dry air off the near continent. so we should see quite a bit of sunshine around and not too much in the way of cloud. so it will be largely dry, very mild by day. plenty of sunshine. but at night, under clear skies and light winds, it is likely to turn quite chilly with a touch of mist and fog. tuesday starts off quite chilly, once again, but there'll be plenty of sunshine through the day. perhaps a bit of fairweather cloud jus tdevelping in places into the afternoon. perhaps a bit of fairweather cloud just developing in places into the afternoon. we could see thicker cloud again across the far north of scotland with outbreaks of light and patchy rain. 13 degrees in aberdeen. 12 for belfast. 1a degrees there for london. on wednesday, we do it all again. again a chilly start, a bit of mist and fog around, but then plenty of sunshine through the day. always a little bi

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what we love about working on treasure island is that land is delivered free, clean, fully entitled, utilities to the curb. so the red lines are the ones where the affordable housing project have always been designated. we love that because there's no opportunityies for saying that affordable housing shouldn't be there. it's what we've been working on since the d.d.a. was executed. you'll see they're integrated with the market rate. so based upon the preliminary massing studies, we can develop the 1,866 units, currently what we have is -- this is a conservative estimate. but of those 1866, we're looking at one type 1 project, seven type 3 projects, and nine type 5 projects. that's a conservative estimate. with that conservative estimate, if you were to move every type 5 project, to a type 3, you would gain a minimum unit increase of minimally 180 units. so again the cost per square foot differential, between type 5 and the type 3 isn't that huge. and you could gain that extra unit. so there's extra capacity within the building heights. of course, type 5 is the least expensive construc

island. >> so cool, love her. >>> time for "the mix" on this tuesday morning.ot of words out there that the kids are using that are a little annoying, but here grandma and grandpa, we're going to try to go through these words right now. >> yeah. >> we got the 2000 american survey for slang words americans love to use but also hate. let's start with number five. ghost as in ghosting. >> getting out of here. >> use gucci in a sentence. go ahead. >> i am so gucci right now. i'm good. >> you are. >> number three, hangry, which is what i am at all times of the morning. and bae as in that's not bae, right there with. what's up, bae? number 1, goat. why is that the most annoying? michael jordan, beyonce, those are all goats. >> famous of all time, right? use it all in a sentence. >> no, you go ahead. >> wait, wait, you can put up the words again? >> i'm ghosting this place, going home to feed my bae, worth all gucci and you can feed me because i get hangry and my famous. goat. >> you are a goat. you are a goat. so there you go. grandma and grandpa showing how cool we

love high end tech and appreciate their cars sporty feel though it also works as an everyday commuter vehicle. that. this car starts at about twenty thousand euros in germany. on the baltic sea island old we're getting classic car experts power is driving a lovely old car with a lovely name. isabella built in one nine hundred fifty four it was the brainchild of engineer and industrialist carl f.w. block watch. and out of might be able to stuff powers says today there are vehicles for every meal from off road sports cars to four door coops but in the one nine hundred fifty s. it was a different story metering sedans posted plenty of room but offered a little driving pleasure so thank goodness carmaker carl w. borke bought from bring in had a heart for family man who like to put the pedal to the metal he has is a below was both family friendly and fun to drive the german sports sedan was born . at the start of the isabella experienced some growing pains but that was little wonder the entire vehicle was developed in just ten months. was famous for his authoritarian leadership style and he alone chose the cars name. he's a bad guy who still says that carl named it isn't bella on a whim

. >> reporter: and best we can tell, it all started at this unassuming bar in staten island, new york. >> my dad loved has heard the story since childhood. the year was 1977, and his dad jody had just opene h r. >> just wnds. dd let's come up with a idea. let's each pick the final four. and it snowballed from there. >> reporter: the first pool drew just 88 entries, $10 a pop. but word spread and the jackpot swelled. >> i remember when it got over 100,000, that was a big deal. and then i remember when it got over 200,000 and over 600,000. we would just sit there. my father would say to my mother, this is getting really big. >> reporter: wrote where would you keep all the cash? >> it was all over the place. people would pitch in. >> reporter: pitch in by keeping some of the money? >> by helping my dad, yeah. it was literally march madness in one block. >> reporter: soon the idea spread. >> i'm going with kansas. >> reporter: far beyond staten island. >> the jayhawks in a squeaker. >> let's bring in joe and ardy. >> reporter: in bracktology, the study of ncaa brackets. >> gonzaga would be the number 5 ov