3 d. ago Former Love Island star Katie Salmon found guilty of assault after 'finding God' following the tragic death of her ex fiancé and father of her daughter

Former Love Island star Katie Salmon has been convicted of assault on a person causing them actual bodily harm.

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3 d. ago Former Love Island star Katie Salmon found guilty of assault after 'finding God'

Former Love Island contestant Katie Salmon has been found guilty of actual bodily harm after a three-day trial at Northampton Crown Court for the assault of a woman on March 7, 2023

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1 week ago 'I've found God and ditched racy career after Love Island – people think I'm lying'

Katie Salmon shot to fame on Love Island back in 2016 but has now revealed how she has transformed her life after finding God - and made the decision to leave her job as an adult star

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1 week ago 'I was on Love Island but now I've transformed my life and found God'

One Love Island star has shared how they've now found God years after leaving the ITV2 dating show. The video struck a chord with her fans online, racking up hundreds of likes

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2 w. ago Andy Burnham issues statement on his grooming gang review after he's forced to miss press conference

The reports found that Greater Manchester Police has made 'significant improvements', but still faces some issues in tackling child sexual exploitation

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3 w. ago BBC viewers reduced to tears as University Challenge host Amol Rajan sobs over bereavement 'too painful to think about' in emotional new documentary

Amol Rajan Goes To The Ganges (pictured), released on BBC One last night, followed the journalist and broadcaster, 41, on a life-changing trip to his birth country of India.

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3 w. ago How releasing his father's soul left British journalist high as a kite: ROLAND WHITE reviews Amol Rajan Goes To The Ganges

In part to heal his grief, but mainly because the BBC suggested it, Amol flew to India to attend the Hindu festival of Kumbh Mela, a huge gathering of pilgrims on the banks of the Ganges.

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3 w. ago Amol Rajan Goes to the Ganges review – ‘I miss his love. Oh god, I loved him so much’

In this deeply moving and cathartic film, the presenter confronts his father’s death by going on a holy pilgrimage and ends up releasing his soul in the sacred river. BeautifulThree years ago Amol Rajan’s father died unexpectedly of pneumonia. Ever since, as the BBC journalist and broadcaster puts it at the start of Amol Rajan Goes to the Ganges, “I’ve been in a bit of a funk.” I get it. As a fellow second-generation kid of Indian immigrants (and journalist from southwest London to boot) I, too, have been in a funk since my mother died (two years before Rajan’s father, at the same age, 76, as him). In Rajan’s case, his grief plunges him into a search for belonging and an attempt to reconnect with his Hindu roots. Where might such a quest take him? To the largest gathering of humanity on earth. The Kumbh Mela, where over 45 days at the start of this year half a billion Hindus gathered on the sacred banks of the Ganges. The question Rajan poses, and it’s a pertinent one for many, is w...

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