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Roman Kemp has sung the praises of Love Island contestant Jacques O'Neill following his heart-wrenching display of emotions after he made the decision to quit the ITV2 dating show due to his mental health. Rugby player Jacques, 23, sensationally called time on his Love Island journey this week after admitting that he was struggling with his thoughts and feelings while cooped up in the villa with the other contestants. And although Jacques had found 'the best connection of his life' with Welsh bombshell Paige Thorne , he chose to go home in order to 'sort himself out' and 'get back to himself' in order to be his best self when Paige's time on Love Island eventually comes to an end. Love Island viewers were left sobbing as they watched Jacques say goodbye to his fellow islanders and his new best friend, Luca Bish as the boys hugged and cried on one another's shoulders before saying their final goodbyes. Following the outpour of emotion from Jacques and Luca, Capital FM's … [Read more...] about Roman Kemp praises Love Island’s Jacques for brave decision to quit show amid struggles

By Angie Brown Published 1 day ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing When plans for a huge Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Edinburgh had to be shelved, monks based in what was once a family home in the city decided to transform it instead. A renovation project at The Dhammapadipa Temple in Slateford saw a double garage converted into a prayer room complete with an 80 stone (500kg) gold-plated Buddha from Thailand. Now the three resident Theravada Buddhist monks are urging people to visit the temple to see the transformation. Members of the Thai community that settled in Scotland first established The Dhammapadipa Temple in 2005. Thai billionaire and former Leicester City chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha had been behind a plan to relocate the temple to a bigger site in an A-listed property in another area of the city. However, after his tragic death in … [Read more...] about We built a Buddhist temple in an Edinburgh family home

Published 19 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Cameron House fire Two men who died in the Cameron House fire tried to smash a window to escape the flames, an inquiry has heard. Simon Midgley, 32, and his partner, Richard Dyson, 38, from London were guests at the Loch Lomond hotel during the blaze on 18 December 2017. A fatal accident inquiry (FAI) into their deaths is being held at Paisley Sheriff Court. Gary Love, a fire investigator, said he found evidence the couple had tried to use a picture frame to break a window. The 57-year-old was describing the area of the hotel where the men's bodies were found. He said: "I noted that a large picture frame was on its side, directly below the window of the second floor landing." He added that the "frame had been prised from the adjacent wall, most likely with the intention to be … [Read more...] about Cameron House: Men tried to smash window to escape fire