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They faced a battery of checks on a Monday morning to catch anyone who had been caning it all weekend. “Dozens” got the boot after they were caught cocaine, ketamine and cannabis in their system. The clean-up was part of a drive by producers to protect potential islanders, following the suicide of two previous contestants. ITV announced its increased care package following the deaths of Mike Thalassitis and Sophie Gradon. Islanders have also been given more information on what they can expect if they take part, both the positive and negatives, before signing up. An ITV2 source told the Daily Star Sunday: “It’s the first time they’ve tested the contestants for drugs. Related Articles Love Island break silence on whether they are going to air villa scenes this year 'Love Island contestant' QUITS show just days before it starts Love Island 2019: ‘Brit Kardashians’ to wow on TV as show 'signs up' curvy sisters “They’d started whittling down the selection to their favourites before they began testing everyone. There were loads of people who missed out because they failed. “Some of them were really good contenders who would have probably made it into the final line up. “But there’s a no-tolerance procedure, and people who take drugs regularly in the clubs on a Saturday night can come with a whole load of hidden physical and mental health problems. This year has been about seeking out clean-living contestants. “There were a lot of changes last year because of the number of youngsters who were watching. They tamed down the scenes and didn’t show any of the islanders smoking. “And this year they have ensured every single person who enters the villa has passed a drugs test. They want everyone to be mentally and physically healthy.” Our source added: “Contestants had to provide a urine sample, which was then tested. They weren’t warned, so it came as a surprise. But that’s the only way to do it. “If people are told way in advance, they can take steps to avoid getting caught. Drugs such as cocaine only take a few days to pass through your system, whereas cannabis can l
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