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SMARTPHONES hold a treasure trove of data that cheating partners will do everything in their power to keep hidden.

I should know, as I caught an ex messaging other guys through a series of sneaky app protections despite his best attempts to keep it all a secret.

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I saw a load of telling signs on my ex-partner’s own Instagram[/caption]

Of all the digital spaces that fed into my concerns during that time, Instagram was high up there.

I saw too many people liking my partners photos and overly flirty comments written on them too.

It did make me wonder, is my partner doing the same on other people’s profiles?

There are a number of hidden settings on Instagram that can reveal all that and more.

However, raiding through a partner’s phone is a breach of trust and technically it’s illegal too.

Instagram activity

On the settings page there’s an activity option which can show all the likes and comments from an account.

Tap each and a full lowdown appears, starting from the most recent.

There are even toggles to set date range, so people can go back to specific dates.

And a Filter by Author drop down shows every single like the account has made for that individual’s account too.

Hidden photo tags

Photo tagging is another forgotten feature love rats need to careful of.

Cheats that want to keep quiet about an outing they shouldn’t be doing won’t approve photo tags.

And some people simply don’t know that this feature even exists.

Under the tag requests option, there’s all the photos that have been left unapproved for tagging onto the user’s profile page.

This is found under the tags option from the menu, followed by pending tags to see.

Elsewhere, anything that’s been searched in the main search bar is visible too.

All anyone has to do is tap the Recent Searches button.

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FURIOUS locals say their lives are being made a misery by Costco shoppers clogging up their street — even though there’s a huge 500-space car park just metres away.

Residents of Torrington Avenue in Coventry claim they’re being sworn at and even threatened by customers using their road to park instead of the store’s own car park.

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Locals claim abuse from Coventry Costco customers over parking issue[/caption]

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Locals say the situation gets worse on weekends and during Costco’s busiest hours[/caption]

They’ve now begged the council for a residents-only parking scheme, saying the situation is unbearable — especially for those with kids or mobility issues.

In a petition to the council, they said: “Customers regularly use the street to park which at peak times not only means that residents struggle to find space but have recently also been facing verbal abuse and threats from customers.”

They added: “The current parking situation is especially an issue for those with small children and limited mobility as having to park further away constantly is a challenge.

“Costco has over 500 spaces which is more than ample to meet demand, and there is no reason why customers and staff need to use the street at the expense of residents.”

Locals say the situation gets worse on weekends and during Costco’s busiest hours.

Some have even resorted to putting up cones and signs in a desperate attempt to keep spaces outside their homes clear.

One resident, who didn’t want to be named, said: “It’s chaos some days.

“You get people blocking driveways and shouting abuse when you ask them to move.

“It’s just not right when there’s a perfectly good car park sitting almost empty.”

Despite the outcry, Coventry City Council looks set to reject the request.

Officials say parking levels in the area simply don’t meet the threshold needed for action.

A similar bid for restrictions was made last year, also covering Torrington Avenue between the A45 and Eastcotes.

That too was knocked back after surveys showed enough spaces were still available.

A council report explained: “The parking survey conducted in response to that petition showed that the section of Torrington Avenue highlighted did not meet the parking availability criterion set out in the Council’s Residents’ Parking Policy (less than 40 per cent of spaces available during the daytime).”

A follow-up check on Thursday 3 April 2025 reached the same conclusion — with 54 per cent of spaces free, well above the required threshold.

The report concluded: “As the recent parking survey shows that the number of parking spaces available during the daytime (54 per cent) still exceeds the criterion for consideration for a residents’ parking scheme, the Cabinet Member is recommended to decline the request for a residents’ parking scheme on Torrington Avenue between Eastcotes and the A45.”

The final decision rests with Councillor Patricia Hetherton, the cabinet member for city services, who will make the call at a meeting on Tuesday, June 11.

Residents say they fear things will only get worse if action isn’t taken soon.

Some have even started discussions about installing private barriers or applying for dropped kerbs to stop people using their space.

Another local added: “We understand people want to save a bit of time by parking on the road, but it’s not fair on us who live here.

“We just want to be able to park near our homes without having to deal with arguments or walk down the street with kids and shopping.”

Despite the council’s findings, residents say they’ll keep fighting.

They’re urging others in the area to speak out and hope that pressure from the community might still sway the decision.

The Sun has reached out to both Costco and Coventry City Council.

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A similar bid for restrictions was made last year, also covering Torrington Avenue between the A45 and Eastcotes[/caption]

THE champions of Baller League will be officially crowned next THURSDAY!

Just four teams remain from the 12 that started on Matchday 1 back in March.

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The Baller League has had a terrific debut year in the UK[/caption]

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Micah Richards’ Deportrio topped the standings during the regular season[/caption]

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Maya Jama and Alisha Lehmann’s MVP United will feature in the final four[/caption]

Deportrio, led by Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards, topped the standings on goal difference after 11 rounds of action-packed fixtures.

Alisha Lehmann and Maya Jama‘s MVP United narrowly missed out on top spot by one goal, but they have secured their place in the final four.

Yanited and SDS FC complete the sides competing for Baller League glory next Thursday night – and fans are treated to even more thrilling action at the O2.

Organisers have confirmed a Legends vs Creators match has been booked in with some blockbuster names taking part.

Baller League – Legends vs Creators line-ups

Baller League have revealed their plans for final four night at the O2 Arena – and there are some intriguing inclusions.

The two semi-finals are expected to kick off the action, and they will be followed by a Legends vs Creators match.

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Mario Balotelli, Jay-Jay Okocha and Ravel Morrison were the first names confirmed for the Legends team.

While the Creators team features internet sensations KSI and Chunkz.

Here are all the confirmed names involved so far:

Legends team:

• Mario Balotelli
• Jay-Jay Okocha
• Ravel Morrison
• John Arne Riise
• Jens Lehman

Creators team:

• KSI
• Chunkz
• George Clarke
• Taiyo
• AJ

Baller League Final Four fixtures

As they finished top of the standings, Deportrio will face the lowest-ranked side in the Final Four, which is SDS FC.

The team that is victorious will face the winner of MVPs United vs Yanited in a huge final.

Semi-final 1: Deportrio vs SDS FC
Semi-final 2: MVPs United vs Yanited
Final: SF1 winner vs SF2 winner

PLANS have been proposed for an outdoor tidal pool at one of the UK’s oldest seaside towns.

New plans have revealed a three-sided outdoor swimming pool, at the top of Scarborough South Bay.

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If approved, the pool would have sand running into it and a sheltered beach and bathing area for children.

The Scarborough Safe Sea Swimming Project’s proposed site at Children’s Corner is located near to the busy town centre, beach and next to the historic Scarborough Spa.

A feasibility study was also presented to councillors, which was commissioned by North Yorkshire Council completed by outdoor swimming specialists and architects Studio Octopi.

The study highlighted the potential boost to the local economy and benefits to well-being and health.

The study also advised that there should be a pre-planning application “given the unique and rare nature of tidal pool projects”.

According to the BBC, Councillor Rich Maw said: “This idea began in the simplest of ways – with a letter from two local sea swimmers who asked me, ‘How do we build a swimming pool?’

“That one question has grown into a meaningful conversation, and now, the foundations of a community-led and deliverable plan.

“Scarborough’s South and North Bays are already loved by sea swimmers year-round. Cold water swimming is growing rapidly in popularity and for good reason.”

Scarborough was named one of the UK’s best seaside towns by Conde Nasté Traveller last month, praising its reinvention of itself.

Not only that, but Scarborough is the country’s oldest holiday resort, dating back to the mid 1600s.

Even nicknamed ‘Scarbados,’ its long stretch of sand are the popular draw.

There is also an English tidal lido right on the beach that you can only visit twice a day.

Located in the historic fishing village in West Cornwall, Mousehole Rock Pool is open for 24 hours a day.

However, when you can swim in the pool, depends on whether the tide is in or out.

Due to being a tidal swimming spot, visitors can only have a dip twice a day.

Essentially, during high tide the pool is exposed to the sea and fills with more water.

But then during low tide, the pool can drain and will become shallower.

The tide varies throughout the year, but in summer, Mousehole usually has two high tides a day – in mid-morning and the evening.

Plus, a unique Victorian lido with outdoor lazy river to reopen with new £250k splash zone.

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