4 h. ago ‘I don’t date at all now’: one woman’s journey into the darkest corners of the manosphere

When Jess Davies was 15, a boy leaked pictures she’d shared with him. At 18, she was a glamour model. A few years later, another man violated her trust. Then she fought backJess Davies was a 15-year-old schoolgirl, sitting in an art lesson, absorbed in her fairytale project about a princess and a postman, when her Nokia phone began to vibrate with messages. “Nice pictures,” read one. “I didn’t think you were that type of girl,” said another.To this day, she remembers the racing thoughts, the instant nausea, the hairs prickling up on her legs, the sweaty palms. She had shared a photograph of herself in her underwear with a boy she trusted and, very soon, it had been sent around the school and across her small home town, Aberystwyth, Wales. She became a local celebrity for all the wrong reasons. Younger kids would approach her laughing and ask for a hug. Members of the men’s football team saw it – and one showed someone who knew Davies’s nan, so that’s how her family found out. Contin...

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57 h. ago Amy Johnson’s historic Australia flight to be celebrated on 95th anniversary

She began her journey to become the first woman to fly solo from the UK to Australia at Croydon airport, south London on May 5 1930.

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5 d. ago Dead victim's evidence helps put Scots rapist behind bars for nearly eight years

Ricki Anderson attacked the woman on a car journey between East Lothian and Dumfries.

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1 week ago How Starmer transitioned from saying 99.9% of women don't have a penis to wanting to protect women

Sir Keir Starmer has been on somewhat of a journey to define what a woman is in the five years since he became Labour leader.

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2 w. ago The incredible piece of history from the darkest of times that survives in a corner of Wales

A group of dedicated volunteers is working hard to preserve an important piece of World War II history

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2 w. ago Brit who claimed to be the first woman to solo traverse Canada's largest island is criticised for 'privilege and ignorance' by Inuits who say the journey 'is part of their normal life'

A British adventurer who claimed to be the first woman to solo traverse Canada's largest island has been slammed by an Inuit for her 'privilege and ignorance'

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3 w. ago Life may be hiding in the darkest corners of the moon, scientists say

Mysterious lifeforms may be lurking in the dark shadows of the Moon, scientists say. These permanently shaded areas of the Moon's polar regions could serve as safe havens for microbes.

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