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Scottish Sun

6 hours ago

• Scottish Sun

Love Island slammed with over 400 Ofcom complaints in a week as fans hit out at Helena and Movie Night

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LOVE Island has been hit with 432 Ofcom complaints after its most explosive week yet. There were three main issues irking viewers last week, sparking a barrage of complaints to the broadcasting watchdog. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 3 Helen's historic xenophobic tweets have riled some fans Credit: Eroteme 3 Movie Night didn't sit well with some viewers Credit: Eroteme Some took issue with Helena Ford's presence on the show after historic tweets emerged in which she used offensive language. Among them were derogatory posts about foreigners, which The Sun is not repeating. A source close to Helena told us: "These tweets are not reflective of the language Helena would use as a 30 year old woman and she would acknowledge she has done a lot of growing up since what she very naively posted over eight years ago." Other viewers were unhappy with the way Shakira Khan was portrayed during Movie Night. In a clip played to the villa, Shakira could be seen repeatedly bashing villa rivals Meg Moore and Helena. It certainly portrayed her in a very negative light, but missing from the edit was the context behind her outbursts as well as things that had been said about her. One viewer wrote on X: "Love Island is going to make out the mean girls are Shakira and Toni when it's been Meg and Helena." They added: "It's giving rigged if they don't show what Meg, Helena and Harry have actually been like and what they've been saying!" Others felt Shakira had been given a "mean girl" edit and clips, such as when Meg and Helena claimed she was grafting everyone and probably even fancied the villa plants, missed the cut. In addition, there were also various accusations of bullying regarding different unnamed Islanders. Watch the moment 'mean girl' Meg shoots a look after Love Island rival gets backing from the public vote The tense dynamic in the house has certainly led to some difficult moments in recent days with numerous couple swaps and factions forming because of them. There are likely to be more complaints next week too after villa lothario Harrison's shocking antics ahead of the latest recoupling. Despite having sex with partner Lauren twice in recent days, he pulled ex Toni for a secret chat on the terrace last night ahead of the recoupling. He told her that he still had feelings for her and made a desperate plea for her to pick him. She duly did, leaving viewers and Islanders stunned, while shocked Lauren broke down in tears. 3 Some Love Island fans have accused the show of giving Shakira a 'mean girl' edit Credit: Eroteme Love Island's biggest Ofcom complaints Love Island has been hit with thousands of complaints over the years - here are the most moaned about moments Dani's tears: In 2018, Ofcom received 2,644 complaints when Dani Dyer was left in floods of tears over Jack Fincham during the Casa Amor. Viewers felt the show had been manipulated to make it appear Jack was going to cheat, when in fact he wasn't. And poor Dani didn't learn the truth for days. Maura fury: Although she later won over the public, Maura Higgins got off to a bad start in 2019. After arriving as a bombshell, she made a beeline for Tommy Fury - who was coupled up with Molly-Mae Hague - and tried to kiss him while straddling him on a daybed. 709 people accused her actions of being 'sexual harassment'. Faye explodes: The 2021 series of Love Island remains the most complained series about yet. 4,330 complaints were made to Ofcom after Faye Winter received a postcard from Casa Amor, which appeared to show her fella Teddy Soares kissing a bombshell. But a whopping 24,763 complaints flooded in when Faye came face-to-face with Teddy again. Faye's shocking outburst even sparked a reaction from male domestic abuse charity, ManKind Initiative, who branded her 'unacceptable'. Bish bash: The following year, the fallout from Movie Night sparked 3,617 Ofcom complaints. Fans of the show were horrified by Luca Bish's harsh reaction when Gemma Owen was shown speaking to bombshell Billy Brown. Muggy Mitch: Almost 1,000 Ofcom complaints flooded in from viewers unimpressed with Mitchel Taylor's treatment of Abi Moores. They felt he was 'targeting' her and even urged Love Island bosses to check on Abi's 'mental health and welfare'.

Metro

8 hours ago

• Metro

I dreamed of Thailand's paradise island, but I left it too late to visit

In the 12th installment of Metro Travel Hot Takes, Sophie-May Williams shares her disappointment with an island that Hollywood put on the map. Thailand is a destination on many people's bucket lists, mine included. From tropical beaches and rainforests, to laidback culture and world-class cuisine, it ticks all the 'paradise' boxes. In 2023, I was one of the 28.15 million tourists who travelled to the Southeast Asian country. Though figures still hadn't reached pre-pandemic levels, it was obvious that tourism was steadily recovering. The place felt alive. In Bangkok, I dived straight into the chaotic atmosphere, hailing tuk-tuks like a local and gorging on green curries. In Ko Tao, I sipped bottles of Chang in a fishing boat-turned-beach bar. In Ko Pha Ngan, I hiked through verdant forests, discovering coves lined with coconut trees. For three long weeks, my experience was everything I had imagined it would be. In fact, it was better. Fuel your wanderlust with our curated newsletter of travel deals, guides and inspiration. Sign up here. But when I arrived on tiny Phi Phi Island, which welcomes (read: endures) over 14 million international tourists each year, something shifted. Instead of being greeted with simple shacks serving up seafood or smiling locals inviting me onto their island, I was met with a Burger King and McDonald's. Side by side. I'm no snob. And I'm certainly not one to shy away from a McChicken sandwich after a night out. I'd just heard stories of Phi Phi being one of the most naturally beautiful islands in Thailand. The 2000 movie The Beach had also been a reference point, so expectations were high. It wasn't just that the Golden Arches had been my first sight after a particularly nauseating boat ride. It was that the vibe felt off. I'm not naive to the fact that many places in Thailand cater to the 'party' traveller. The difference was, I had yet to come across the disrespectful type. Case in point: On our first night, we saw fully grown men release their bladders into the ocean as people skinny dipped, while others got dangerously obliterated on the infamous buckets. In hindsight, it's no surprise the island constructed two fast food restaurants within a 30-second walk of one another. They're clearly a much-needed hangover spot. My visit to Phi Phi wasn't just for the dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Which, by the way, didn't disappoint. I was also visiting a friend, Ana, who had been living on the island since 2018. Spending six months of the year in Thailand and the rest on the Isle of Wight, Ana has seen firsthand how the island has changed. She explained that before the 2004 tsunami, Phi Phi was the authentic Thailand paradise you envision: wooden huts, palm trees, and untouched beaches. But unfortunately, the disaster destroyed so much of the infrastructure, locals had to rebuild from the ground up. 'The Thai people were so resilient and resourceful,' Ana told me. But as modern hotels and sprawling resorts sprang up, what made this place so special started to slip away. 'In the years I've lived on Phi Phi, I've seen it get busier and busier, especially during high season,' Ana said. Which is when the behaviour gets worse: people flick cigarette butts in the sea, leave rubbish on the beach, and feed monkeys cans of beer 'for a laugh.' I saw evidence of this. On a trip to the exquisite Monkey Beach, where we snorkelled amongst schools of colourful fish, I watched people harass the monkeys for the perfect Instagram shot. Ana said it really hit home how much damage tourists can cause when she spent time on the island during Covid. 'I saw so much of the landscape restored. The main party beach, which usually had murky water from boat petrol, was the clearest I'd ever seen it. It was so nice to see nature getting the break it needed.' Interestingly, in the two years since my visit, Ana explained that Phi Phi has been working to reduce its party reputation. By no means are they trying to shun it for good — they're just asking people to be more respectful. 'Phi Phi Island is a dream world. I've always said it's the best balance of paradise and party, with such beautiful places to discover if you venture off the party tourist track,' Ana said. I can also vouch for this: the iconic viewpoint took my breath away. More Trending The hike to the top was filled with magical moments, too. Locals stopped to talk to us, I enjoyed a fresh mango smoothie from a small cafe halfway up, and I met plenty of like-minded travellers along the way. All of whom shared my sadness for the behaviour on the beach. Ana is right. Everyone who visits this island says the same thing: that it leaves a special place in their heart. It's just a shame that the careless party actions of a few (which are always tourists and never locals) can ruin the reputation of such an extraordinary place. Who knows, when I head back to Thailand in 2026, perhaps I'll make a detour to Phi Phi. I can only hope that I experience the same island my friend fell in love with: one where tourists are considerate of the environment and the people around them. MORE: 'A city for strolling': The overlooked Spanish gem with £29 return flights MORE: This street in Europe is just 50cm wide and has traffic lights so tourists don't get stuck MORE: 'Birthplace of the Renaissance' crowned world's most walkable city — with UK flights from £44

Scottish Sun

a day ago

• Scottish Sun

I know the real Helena and the truth about her being a ‘good time girl' – Love Island have set her up to look bad

Her pal says Shakira has been gunning for Helena BAD REPUTATION I know the real Helena and the truth about her being a 'good time girl' – Love Island have set her up to look bad SHE has been cruelly trolled for letting Harry Cooksley walk all over her in the Love Island villa, for 'being open' and even for laughing too much. The reaction has left those close to Helena Ford shocked and saddened, and determined to clear her name. Advertisement 5 Helena is in a couple with Harry on Love Island - but he called her a 'good time girl' Credit: Shutterstock Editorial 5 Her hairdresser, Natalie Clayton, has come to Helena's defence Credit: St Helens Merseyside 5 Natalie says the edit has been unkind to Helena Credit: St Helens Merseysid 5 Helena is the oldest girl in the villa - and one of the most popular Credit: ITV One person who thinks Helena has been unfairly treated is her close friend and long time hairdresser, who says: 'She's had a rough time in there - the way that people are portraying her on social media, it's just so unfair.' Natalie Clayton, who owns NCWeave in Merseyside, has been doing Helena's hair for the last four years and did it just before she entered the villa. She has explained why people might think Helena is a 'good time girl', after Harry branded her that. She told us: 'I think she knows what Harry is like, and she's never been in a relationship before, and that's what people are forgetting, because she's just, she's just having fun. Advertisement 'She doesn't take life too seriously. She is one for just having fun and living her best life.' The 29-year-old has been open about the fact she's never had a relationship before and Natalie thinks she's just embracing it all - rather than being bogged down in the details of relationships. 'Because of her job and her lifestyle, I don't think she's just ever thought about settling down yet,' Natalie told us. 'She loves travelling, she loves going out with her friends. So I think she's just never met that right person where she's wanted to settle down with them.' Advertisement On Love Island Helena has mostly been coupled up with Harry but has gained the reputation of someone who is very flirty with the opposite sex. Bella Rose Hair & Beauty owner Natalie believes that Helena, who travels three hours just to get her extensions there, has been edited to look a certain way. Furious Love Island fans slam Helena as a 'hypocrite' as she goes to war with Shakira in explosive Movie Night She said: 'I think maybe the clips that have been heard have made it worse because I do think that Shakira has been worse with her than Helena has with Shakira and I don't understand why people can't see that coming across. 'At the end of the day they've just got a similar type and they've both gone for the same person and then she's been portrayed like she keeps going for her men. Advertisement 'But you can see Helena was shocked at that because she's not even realised and just been like we've got the same type and she was joking about it. 'And then I think Shakira, from what's been heard, she's been talking about Helena a hell of a lot more.' Natalie said her reaction to laugh at so many things is because she isn't a fan of confrontation. 'She just likes to keep herself to herself in her own little bubble and she just wants to be friends with everyone and get on with everyone,' she told us. Advertisement 'I know people are saying she said this and that, but you can see by the things that she's done, she just doesn't take life seriously.' And Natalie thinks she has what it takes to win the show, telling us: 'I would absolutely love her to win the show because it has been great TV. 'Whether people have liked her or not liked her, I think if she hadn't been in there it could have been very boring!' 5 Natalie says Shakira has been gunning for Helena Credit: Shutterstock Editorial