Virgin Island star cries minutes into show at experts' act in front of her
Channel 4 's new show centres on 12 adults who have never had sex enter a luxury sex therapy retreat on a Croatian island.
The participants will take part in exercises to overcome their intimacy issues and have sex for the first time.
Emma, 23, appeared uncomfortable as sex and relationship coach Dr Danielle Harel with surrogate partner therapist Andre Lazarus closely embraced.
She later candidly opened up about her insecurities over her physical appearance, describing them as a "never-ending cycle."
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Helen Flanagan admits she 'wants to stay single' as she candidly discusses feeling 'quite sensitive' dating after split from Robbie Talbot
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The Sun
a day ago
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Glorious Goodwood day four: Betting odds and race rundown
THE PENULTIMATE day of the Glorious Goodwood Festival brings a card full of competitive action, and things kick off with the stamina-zapping Coral Goodwood Handicap. The standout race of the day comes in the Group 3 Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes as the fast-improving Opera Ballo goes in search of his first Group success. Win singles and each way bets from the best horse racing betting sites: 1:20 Coral Goodwood Handicap (3yo+ 0-105) - 2m4½f A stamina zapping opener day four of Glorious Goodwood, and only the brave will be seen at the finish here. Gordon Elliott sends over Modor, who has been installed as the current favourite. He comes here on the back of a staying on tenth just over two miles at the Curragh. He shapes as if this new distance will be well within range and is sure to be popular with punters. Align The Stars wasn't beaten far over a similar distance at Royal Ascot, and this course winner looks set to go close under Christophe Soumillon. The one who looks ready for another go at this trip is AGGAGIO. He finished sixth in the 2023 running of this race, and comes here in a rich vein of form off a two-pound lower mark. His last two runs have been at Goodwood with a close third and a win to his name. He's a regular at this course and runs it very well. Ashley Lewis gets a great turn out of him and looks set for a bold showing. 2024 Winner: Master Milliner J: Charles Bishop T: Emma Lavelle Odds: 25/1 Our pick: AGGAGIO 1:55 Group 3 Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes (3yo) - 1m Cosmic Year was a shade disappointing when sent as the favourite for a French Group 1 on his latest start. After travelling strongly, he failed to pick up and faded into seventh. If he can leave that run behind and replicate the second-place finish behind Field Of Gold in the Irish 2000 Guineas, then he has an obvious chance. However, the fast-improving and quirky OPERA BALLO has looked a horse on the rapid rise after two faultless wins at listed level. This marks a step up in grade, but given how impressive the son of Ghaiyyath has been in his last two starts, he should take all the beating here. Seagulls Eleven bounced back to form behind the selection last time out, and he can be the one to follow him home again. 2024 Winner: Lead Artist J: Kieran Shoemark T: John Gosden Odds: 9/2 Our pick: OPERA BALLO 2:30 Coral Golden Mile Heritage Handicap (3yo+) - 1m The old boy, Dutch Decoy, has rediscovered his form in his last two starts, and if he gets to run, then he is hard to leave out of the equation in his current mood. Grey Chieftain and recent Curragh listed winner Skukuza are sure to be popular here, but it's questionable whether the layout of Goodwood will suit the the Ed Dunlop-trained colt. He's not easily taken on, TRIBAL CHIEF, who was an unlucky ninth when getting no luck in running at Newcastle, has promised to have a race like this in him. 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Forst At Dawn, who was in front of her at Royal Ascot, is nearly five times the price, which leaves the Australian sprinter looking very short in the betting. Town And Country is a fascinating runner after she did everything wrong and still won a Sandown listed race. She can take another big step forward here, and with the endless pace on show, this may be the first race where she gets a pace that will help her settle. Trained by top national hunt trainer Henry de Bromhead, this lightly raced filly can go well at big odds. However, the one who looks worth siding with is the course and distance winner, BIG MOJO. This top sprinter has been improving with each run this season, and he was very unlucky not to get even closer at Royal Ascot after not getting a clear run at a vital stage of the race. He comes here on the back of an agonizing miss in the Group 1 July Cup, and this course and distance will looks set for another big performance for last season's winning connections. 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Socialite has gotten away with a five-pound rise in the weights, and with natural improvement from his first run of the season, he may be able to dictate the pace on the front end and lead them from start to finish. Our pick: SOCIALITE 4:20 Hawes & Curtis Nursery Handicap (2yo) - 6f The unbeaten Rising Power could have more to offer off this mark, given that he has been winning by narrow margins. Tacitly versatile, the son of Wootton Bassett will be well supported here. However, another chance is given to OLD IS GOLD. After an impressive win over Naval Light at Beverly, the son of Mehmas was snapped up by Wathnan Racing and then sent off as the favourite for the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes, and even though he could only manage an eighth-place finish, he ran a race full of promise. Today's step up to six furlongs looks the right call, and should he show more improvement over this distance, the Andrew Balding runner could prove the one that they all have to beat. Shaman Champion has been steadily improving and can have a say here as well. Our pick: OLD IS GOLD 4:55 Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap (3yo 0-90) - 1m3f Munsif lost his unbeaten run at York and has been gelded on the back of that defeat. The winner, Dante's Lad, has franked the form by following up with another win. He gets in here of the same mark, and if the gelding operation has the desired effect, then there should be more progress to come from Munsif. Mdawi was second to Omini Man here on Wednesday, and should he be given the go-ahead to take his chance, then that form would give him a massive chance. The one who looks value at his current odds is PUSH THE LIMIT. The Ralph Beckett-trained son of La Havre comes here on the back of a second to The King's Falcon, whom he beat on his debut. However, the Kings improved significantly for that outing and were seen behind the talented Jackknife at Epsom. That form has a good look to it, and now coming here on the back of a 64-day break, he can find the required improvement to have a major say in the finish. 2024 Winner: Assaliant J: Oisin Murphy T: John Gosden Odds: 16/5 Our pick: PUSH THE LIMIT 🕔 Qatar Goodwood day four schedule TIME RACE DISTANCE 1:20 Coral Goodwood Handicap 2m4½f 1:55 Group 3 Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes 1m 2:30 Coral Golden Mile Heritage Handicap 1m 3:05 Group 2 King George Qatar Stakes 5f 3:45 Regent Seven Seas Cruises Bentinck Conditions Stakes 1m1f 4:20 Hawes & Curtis Nursery Handicap 6f 4:55 Coral Pipped At The Post Winners Handicap 1m3f 📺 How to watch day four of the Qatar Goodwood Festival Location: Goodwood, United Kingdom Date/Time: Friday, 1st August 2025. First Race 1:20 TV/Streaming: ITV & Racing TV Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.
Leader Live
a day ago
- Leader Live
Wrexham hairstylist wins gold at Global Creative Awards 2025
Emma Jones from New Wave Hair in Wrexham has scooped the 'Creative Haircutter Gold' award at the Global Creative Awards 2025 National Finals. That follows on from her also winning gold in the 'Creative Colourist of the Year' competition at the same event last year. Claiming this title is a prestigious accolade, with stylists first challenged to create their vision through a stunning photograph, followed by recreating it in the international live competition. Emma will now represent the UK & Ireland in the 'Haircutter of the Year' category at the prestigious international Kao Salon Colorsphere event which takes place in Milan in September. Emma said: 'I'm thrilled and shocked to have been awarded the Gold award for Haircutter of the Year at this year's Global Creative Awards 2025 National Final. "I look forward to competing in Milan and representing the U.K' TOP STORIES Christel Grootentrasst, general manager, Kao Salon Division, UK & Ireland said: "The Global Creative Awards are the highlight of the hairdressing calendar and we're delighted to welcome our salon customers, all who are part of our Kao Salon Division family, to celebrate such incredible talent, creativity and passion. "We congratulate Emma Jones and all of our winners and finalist for their dedication and for continuing to inspire our industry. It's been an incredible event with some incredible talent. "We can't wait to support you as you represent the UK & Ireland at the Kao Salon Global ColorSphere event in September!'
