LOVE Island winner Jack Fincham has been jailed after his out-of-control dog Elvis mauled a man.
The reality star, 32, was dragged to court after the hulking Cane Corso attacked Robert Sudell.
IRISH parents are being warned about a major chemical risk in a popular toy.
A recall is in place for the product that was sold on TEMU.
The safety issue was identified with the LED spinning top which is powered by button batteries.
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission shared the urgent recall on their website.
The chemical fault reported to the CCPC relates to the battery compartment.
The compartment can be opened easily, which leaves the button batteries accessible.
As a result, children could put them in their mouth and swallow them.
This could cause damage to the child’s gastrointestinal tract.
The GoodsID is 601099545120913.
The product identification number is 5411677678.
It is believed that there are approximately 603 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
If you have bought the product, you should stop using it immediately and keep it out of reach of children.
Temu has contacted affected consumers regarding this recall on behalf of the seller.
Reimbursements have been issued to those impacted.
If shoppers have not received a refund or have further questions or concerns about this product, you should contact Temu’s Dedicated Customer Service team.
It comes days after a range of ready meals were recalled after being produced in an unapproved establishment.
Customers are being urged not to consume the affected Gleesons Butchers products.
The FSAI said: “The below Gleesons Butchers ready meals are subject to recall as they were produced in an unapproved establishment which is not subject to official controls.
“Recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale.”
All batches and use-by dates for Gleesons Butchers Stir-Fried Chicken with Noodles, Gleesons Butchers Chicken Korma with Basmati Rice, Gleesons Butchers Butter Chicken with Basmati Rice and Gleesons Butchers Thai Green Chicken Curry with Basmati Rice are being recalled.
The FSAI added: “Retailers are requested to remove the implicated products from sale and display recall notices at point-of-sale.
“Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated products.”
While Marks & Spencer is recalling two popular chicken products due to health fears – with people being urged not to eat them.
The supermarket has issued a warning about specific batches of its own brand Crispy Southern Fried Chicken Burger and 2 Chicken Kyivs items.
A STUNNING Love Island beauty is in advanced talks with ITV to jet out to South Africa as an All Stars bombshell.
Abi Moores, 26, who rose to fame on the tenth series of the hit ITV dating show could be the next star to walk through the villa doors.
The reality TV star is understood to have been involved in ongoing conversations with bosses who are keen to get her into the villa as the show reaches its halfway point.
A return to the villa could also prove dramatic with the blonde bombshell having a secret connection to one of the programme’s current All Stars that would send shockwaves throughout the Cape Town abode.
A source told The Sun: “Love Island bosses have been in talks with Abi about her signing up for the show.
“Nothing has been sealed just yet but conversations are ongoing as they think she’d be perfect to shake-up the villa at the halfway point.
“She was one of the stand-out stars from her series thanks to her messy love triangle drama and she’s guaranteed entertainment.
“Abi even has a hidden connection to one of the show’s current All Stars which could rock one steady couple if she were to head into the villa and secrets spilled out.”
The Sun understands Abi enjoyed a secret date with one of the current Islanders just weeks before they flew out to take part in the programme.
Abi was involved in a messy love triangle during her first stint on the programme after forming a connection with Mitchell Taylor.
It was here that the Sheffield lad gained the nickname Messy Mitch after he began forming a connection with fellow show beauty Ella Barnes on the side.
It resulted in an explosive love triangle that dominated the show with Abi left fuming when Mitch “mugged her off” by re-coupling with Ella shortly before the show’s final.
The news of Abi’s Love Island talks comes just days after she sparked speculation among fans after sharing a cryptic TikTok video.
In the clip, she wrote over the video: “When you realise he probably took you on a date because your an Islander.”
Following dramatic scenes on the ITV2 show in which Luca Bish accused Scott Thomas of “speaking to Islanders” ahead of entering the villa in an explosive argument, it did not take long for fans to have their say on Abi’s cryptic video.
One fan commented: “Bet this is about SCOTT!!!”
Whilst another penned: “Omg are you one of the girls @scott.thomas dated before all stars!!!!!!!”
Last night, three more Islanders were dumped from the villa after Maya Jama forced two show stars to make a brutal decision.
The two most popular stars, Luca and Elma Pazar, had to pick three out of the four least voted contestants to kick out of the villa.
The duo opted to choose current couple Kaz Crossley and Montel McKenzie as well as Nas Majeed.
Love Island All Stars is back on TV for season 2.
Here we take you through the line-up of all the Islanders who are in the villa so far.
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WILLIE MULLINS has warned an awesome Cheltenham horse he thinks is ‘something special’ could miss the Festival altogether.
Dubbed a ‘bit of a weapon’ by punters, Anzadam has looked every inch a superstar for the Closutton boss.
https://twitter.com/RacingTV/status/1883517102679523479He took the Grade 3 Limestone Lad with ease last weekend for top owners Joe and Marie Donnelly, who also own State Man, among a whole host of other top class runners.
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Still just five, talk of a potential tilt at the Champion Hurdle had been mooted for Anzadam, who’s won all four of his career races.
But Mullins isn’t so sure, despite him being as short as 8-1.
He thinks waiting for Aintree and a race over a new trip entirely may be the best call, especially with State Man likely to take on Constitution Hill at Cheltenham.
Speaking after Anzadam’s latest win, Mullins said: “That was a very good performance.
“Paul (Townend, jockey) gave him a squeeze after the last and he quickened away nicely. There was no sign of him stopping.
“He has a good engine and is climbing up the tree nicely. He could be anything.
“He’s in the Champion Hurdle but maybe we should wait for Aintree. I’m thinking whether we should wait for the 2m4f Grade 1 there instead.
“That looks appealing and he’s still only five.
“The jump he put in at the third last I thought was extraordinary and showed me that we’ll have no trouble going novice chasing with him when we want.
“We’ll see how far we can go with hurdling and see what his owners would like to do.”
This weekend should tell us more about Mullins’ pecking order for the Champion Hurdle.
State Man is the defending champ but he was thrashed by Brighterdaysahead when last seen.
While Lossiemouth was humbled by Nicky Henderson’s stable star in the Christmas Hurdle at Kempton.
Both Lossiemouth and State Man are due to contest the Irish Champion Hurdle, while Brighterdaysahead appears set to go to the Mares’ Hurdle at Cheltenham and will swerve the Dublin Racing Festival altogether.
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