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Viewers full of praise for A Place in the Sun star Laura Hamilton after challenging episode 

The show helps people find their dream home abroad 

Emmy Griffiths
TV & Film Editor
May 26, 2021
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A Place in the Sun viewers were full of praise for Tuesday's presenter, Laura Hamilton, after she tried to help a couple find their dream home abroad in a somewhat challenging episode. 

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In the episode, couple Ginny and Tony were keen to find a property to retire in with a £230,000 budget - but viewers took to Twitter to discuss the episode after finding their dream home proved challenging. 

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One person wrote: "Poor Laura deserves nothing less than a standing ovation from all of us for just getting through this episode today," while another added: "Pour yourself a large drink Laura, you deserve it today #APlaceInTheSun." A third person joked: "You must have the patience of a Saint @laurahamiltontv." 

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Viewers were also incensed by some of the comments made by the couple, with one joking: "'Makes it more English'. Please Poseidon, rise from the sea and take your revenge. #aplaceinthesun." Another added: "Makes it more English! Why do you want to live in bloody Greece then?" A third person added: "Makes it more modern, more English? Wowsers, why move to Greece... just stay at home?" 

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Laura recently opened up about reports that she was planning to leave A Place in the Sun, telling Entertainment Daily: "It really upset me and I never ever said I was looking to leave. Why would I? It's just terrible. Because I'd said I work on other TV projects and I'd love to do other travel things, that doesn't mean you're going to leave a project that you're already working on.

"I own a coffee shop and a restaurant. That doesn't mean because I own a coffee shop and a restaurant that I'm going to leave my TV job and do that full time, do you know what I mean?" 

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