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Love Island star reveals why he was stopped from talking about Netflix in the villa this year

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By Mia Raja Verified
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A Casa Amor bombshell from this year’s UK series has shared what Love Island stars are allowed and not allowed to discuss in the villa. In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, an ex-Islander from this year’s series has spilled on the hidden rules that the cast face. Carlos Borges was thrown into the deep end of Season 13, entering the villa as a Casa Amor bombshell. Arriving with a youthful fearlessness and determination, the 22-year-old was set on getting to know Islander Priya Jaswal.
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The historic UK city that visitors say rivals Italy

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By Mia Raja Verified, Jamie Barlow Verified
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Planning a summer getaway to a picturesque European destination can appear idyllic, until the expense of travel begins to mount. However, one overlooked city has garnered acclaim for its appeal - and it's situated right here in Britain. Bath, nestled in Somerset in the South West of England, derives its name from the Roman-constructed baths for which it's renowned. Remarkably, it stands as the sole complete city in Britain to hold UNESCO World Heritage Site status.
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Gardeners urged to act now to save heat-stressed plants - 'before it's too late'

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By Mia Raja Verified
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While recent soaring temperatures have been affecting both humans and pets, there's one thing many Brits forget to look after in a heatwave . Garden plants are incredibly vulnerable with their position in direct sunlight. But, even if your plants have already experienced heat stress, there are steps Brits can take to save them. Experts at Gardening Know How have shared key tips on how to save heat-stressed plants "before it's too late".
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