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Scott became the latest contestant to be blocked from The Circle last night, after influencers Hashu (Syed) and Manrika got together to make the tough decision.
Having pretended to be his 85-year-old grandmother on the programme, Scott was given the chance to reveal himself to one other person and chose to speak to Felix.
Now back at home, 30-year-old actor Scott reveals his thoughts on Felix (aka Natalyaâs) hoodwinking of the rest of the contestants, including her relationship with Manrika.
Speaking exclusively to
RadioTimes.com, he said: âYou do get caught up in this Circle bubble and you think: âOh my God, have I gone too far? What are people going think of me on the outside?â But we all knew what we signed up for so this isnât a shock to anyone â there are going to be catfishes. Thatâs why I kept saying to Natalia, âItâs a game and you are playing a blinder!ââ
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A QUICK GLANCE at the Leicester Tigers team named to play Connacht today [KO 8pm, BT Sport] tells you everything you need to know about their approach to this game.
Leicester do not see themselves as a Challenge Cup side. This will be only their 10th ever outing in the competition. Connacht, on the other hand, have played 126 games in European Rugby’s second-tier tournament.
At the moment, this is Connacht’s level, and a win today would harden their belief that they can finally come out on top in a competition they have been so synonymous with down the years.
North Canterbury Federated Farmers president Cameron Henderson said anti-farmer sentiment was completely misdirected.
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Chris Ford is a Canterbury dairy farmer, who is concerned about the Government s new freshwater reforms and what impact it will have on his business and the wider community. “Please don’t look to farmers as the ones who’ve caused this . This is purely a central government-driven issue. This is about [them] wanting things to be done their way. “Local farmers have been onboard with changes to improve waterways for years.” A decade of work had already gone into ECan’s Canterbury Land and Water Regional Plan, which had the region’s farmers working towards getting freshwater nitrate levels down to 6.9 micrograms of nitrogen per litre.
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Cameron Henderson begins in March, while Carlos Delos Santos will join the board from December.
Mon, 15 Feb 2021 Cameron Henderson
Two dairy farmers from Canterbury and the Bay of Plenty will join DairyNZ’s board of directors, as new associate directors.
Cameron Henderson and Carlos Delos Santos have been selected to join the DairyNZ board, with each working alongside the directors for six board meetings. Henderson begins in March, while Delos Santos will join the board from December.
DairyNZ chair Jim van der Poel said the associate director roles have been providing the DairyNZ board with valuable input and contributions since the roles were established seven years ago.