Jack Fincham

Love Island has unveiled its first teaser trailer ahead of the hotly-anticipated season 11.  The ITV2 dating show, rumoured to be returning on Monday, June 3, will see a new batch of singletons looking for love in Mallorca.  Ahead of announcing the contestants, ITV teased the new season with a video of an illusive figure dressed in a silver boiler suit wielding  flame thrower to the sound of an electric guitar.

Known recreationally as 'laughing gas', 'hippy crack' or 'nos' the drug inhaled, commonly via balloon, to create a temporary feeling of relaxation and euphoria. But now nitrous oxide - sometimes called 'laughing gas', 'hippy crack' or 'nos' - is quickly going out of fashion. Usage rates have halved in the wake of the pandemic, official figures suggest. The downturn comes amid a spate of deaths linked to the substance, sold in little silver cannisters that litter the streets, and typically inhaled though a balloon just like helium. Business student Ellen Mercer, 24, from Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, became the latest confirmed casualty of nitrous oxide use. Yesterday an inquest heard how Ms Mercer, who died in hospital last February, was ordering huge bottles of the drug up to three times a day. Some former addicts have shared how they went through up to 500 cannisters in a weekend, describing it as 'more addictive than cocaine'.

Chloe Brockett has expressed her admiration for her on-off partner Jack Fincham as she posted a cosy snapshot on her Instagram stories. After recently revealing that the couple has rekindled romance, the TOWIE sensation, 23, did't hold back from saying the magic three words. Despite insisting she "couldn't be more single if I tried" earlier this month, the couple's sister, Ruby, refused to say anything about it. When the Chloe planted a kiss on the Love Island hunk's head, the lovebirds looked alluring in this picture while in bed.