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I lived with ISIS in Syria, now I’m a glamorous influencer – here is how I turned my life around
The Daily Mail reports on Tareena Shakil, described as the only British woman convicted of travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State (ISIS). In a video interview, she recounts her time living under the terror group’s rule, the moment she realised she had made a grave mistake, and her subsequent escape, imprisonment and efforts…
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Teddy Swims Reflects on Heartbreak on New Single ‘Break Up in Reverse’
Teddy Swims has released a new single, “Break Up in Reverse,” via Warner Records, in which he reflects on the end of a relationship without regret or resentment. The song matters as a personal marker for the singer, who has said it draws directly on his own recent break-up with the mother of his child…
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‘Unprecedented Tragedy’: 12 Dead In Devastating Spain Wildfire
Twelve people have been killed in a wildfire near Almería in southern Spain, according to the Emergency Agency of Andalucía, which reported the toll early on Friday. Antonio Sanz, the regional minister for the presidency, health and emergencies, described the blaze as “the most devastating fire to date in our region” and called it an…
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I was dumped and sent home with £200, then my co-star took his own life and it broke me. All young women seeking reality TV fame must heed my warning, says Love Island’s ELLISHA-JADE WHITE
Former Love Island contestant Ellisha-Jade White has spoken to the Daily Mail to warn young women against pursuing reality TV fame, describing how her appearance on the show’s third series in 2017 led to lasting psychological harm. Now 31, she says the experience triggered a debilitating battle with agoraphobia and that she struggled to rebuild…
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‘I was like, “Oh my god, I can be taken seriously”’: the women inspired to become lawyers by Legally Blonde
To mark the 25th anniversary of the comedy-drama Legally Blonde, the Guardian has spoken to several women in the legal profession about how Reese Witherspoon’s character, Elle Woods, shaped their careers and outlook. The piece matters as a look at the film’s lasting cultural influence, particularly its message that women can succeed in a male-dominated…
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Bognor Regis named Britain’s worst coastal town again – with visitors slamming the ‘foul’ fish and chips and calling Butlin’s the ‘worst place on earth’
Bognor Regis in West Sussex has been named Britain’s worst seaside town for the second consecutive year in the consumer group Which?’s annual survey. The town, which once earned the “regis” in its name after King George V convalesced there in 1929, has suffered decades of decline, and the ranking matters as a barometer of…
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To Wimbledon and back – Fery’s voyage to Centre Court spotlight
British wildcard Arthur Fery has reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon 2026, the greatest achievement of his career and a remarkable run for the world number 114. The 23-year-old, who grew up just a short walk from the All England Club, will face second seed Alexander Zverev on Centre Court on Friday at 13:30 BST for…
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Bayeux Tapestry delivered to British Museum in dead of night
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in the UK for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, since it is believed to have been created in England shortly after the events it depicts. It was driven into a loading bay at the British Museum at 02:50, having been escorted from a secret location in northern France…
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After Apple, India’s smartphone manufacturing boom enters new phase with Vivo JV
Vivo’s joint venture could become a template for Chinese smartphone makers in India.