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		</div><p>The new series of Love Island will start on Monday June 3, ITV has confirmed.</p>
<p>The official ITV2 Twitter account posted a short video showing host Caroline Flack floating on a lilo in a swimming pool, with the caption #DayDotIsComing along with the broadcast date.</p>
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<p>The fifth series of the dating reality programme will air against a backdrop of calls for it to be cancelled following the deaths of two of its stars.</p>
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<p>Sophie Gradon, 32, who appeared in season two in 2016, was found dead in June last year, while 26-year-old Mike Thalassitis, who took part in Love Island a year later, died in March.</p>
<p>The programme’s level of care for its stars was called into question, with Health Secretary Matt Hancock saying that reality shows have a duty to care for contestants after they become famous.</p>
<p>The debate around the programme has since heightened following the death of a participant who had filmed an episode of The Jeremy Kyle Show, which was axed by ITV last week.</p>
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<p>Following Thalassitis’s death, Love Island bosses revealed that they had undertaken a review six months earlier to evaluate the after care it was providing.</p>
<p>The show said it will now offer support in the form of “bespoke training” to all Love Island contestants rather than just those who ask for it.</p>
<p>The care will focus on helping contestants with social media and financial management after achieving overnight fame on Love Island, which has become a cultural phenomenon attracting millions of viewers each season.</p>
<p>The series, which sees singletons battling it out to find love and win a cash prize in an idyllic villa in Majorca, has been a ratings success for ITV, with last year’s series averaging nearly three million viewers per episode.</p>
<p>The final episode drew 3.6 million viewers, according to overnight ratings, which was the biggest audience ever for an ITV2 programme.</p>
<p>Last year’s series was won by Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham, who have since separated.</p>
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