Love Island 2020 contestant Ollie Williams isheir to the 2,000-acre Lanhydrock estate in Cornwall and photos recently emerged of him proudly posing beside a warthog, water buffalo and giant eland to promote his hunting business Cornish Sporting Agency.

It offered 'unforgettable sporting experiences' in Mozambique and South Africa, as well as bird shooting events in south west England.

The agency's website was taken 'offline' in November 2018 but, according to Companies House records, Oliver Sebastian James Williams is still the company's active director.

Ollie is a trophy hunter, killing animals, including endangered species for fun under the guise of "conservation". Interestingly, these photos have disappeared from his Instagram account.

Ollie claimed on tonight's show that he is a landowner and farmer, yet failed to mention his "conservation work". That's because it's not conservation, it's torturing animals for a hobby.

Please sign to show ITV bosses who have said they have no intention of removing him from the show and hope the public outcry will "blow over" that it won't. By allowing him to remain on the show, ITV are supporting animal cruelty, both here and abroad. Tell them this is not acceptable.