I lost 9lbs in two weeks with this one tiny lifestyle tweak, says Susannah Jowitt. It wasn’t diet, exercise or even Mounjaro - and I feel incredible! Read the full story at the link in @femail bio
Carrie Johnson was on her way home from a night out at the age of 19 when John Worboys, the ‘black cab rapist’, spotted her by a bus stop.
He convinced her to get in his taxi and gave her a spiked drink.
More than 100 women eventually came forward to say they had been in Worboys’ cab, too.
Police failures allowed the rapist to assault women for many years after the first attack was reported. And 20 years later these systemic issues remain.
That’s why Carrie agreed to help makers of the new ITV series Believe Me, a dramatisation of the fight for justice by Worboys’ victims.
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Photo credit: ITV, Believe Me
‘I told my husband he can have children with another woman,’ says @ellencscott . ‘I’ve always known I don’t want to be a mother, but what if he changes his mind?‘
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‘I found out my dad wasn’t my real father when I was 21, and that I was actually mixed race,’ says Carol Reay.
‘My whole life had been a lie, based on my mother’s secret… but what would happen when I set out in search of my real dad?’
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Meet Ana Vilhete, Jessica Crane and Camilla Rogers - the ultimate alpha mums who are determined to boss it in the boardroom and at home. Think finance lessons for their eight-year-olds, vision boards, gratitude walks.
While Amanda, star of Amandaland, is faking 10KM runs and unsuccessfully launching an influencer career, these women are determined to achieve their goals and help their kids get ahead.
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I’ve always been a sceptic and never believed in ghosts but then a session with a medium changed everything.
Liz Jones sat down with @tjhiggs and what she heard truly shocked her - from messages beyond the grave to family secrets she couldn’t possibly know, now the @dailymail columnist is convinced of life after death.
Click the link in our bio to find out more about what Liz experienced.
The left - indignant, the right - furious. Zoe Strimpel has, somehow, angered everyone with the simple thesis of her new book: maybe, just maybe, women have never had it better.
In an engaging debate between two of the leading columnists in the country, @thatsarahvine and @zoestrimpel consider what it means to be a feminist today.
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At 47 I realised I had lost muscle and was shocked - I knew I had to make a change.
This is how @drvondawright reversed her menopausal muscle loss and became toned and lean in midlife.
Click the link in our bio to read more about the four steps she used to transform her body
There’s still time to nominate an extraordinary woman for the Inspirational Women Awards 2026! @maishasumah__ , one of last year’s winners and founder of online platform She Walks in Value, shares why it’s so important to recognise women who are making an impact.
Head to the link in bio to put someone forward - it’s so easy to do and can change their life!
The Inspirational Women Awards champion the trailblazers determined to make a difference in their communities - five winners will be chosen to attend a reception with The Princess Royal and win a £500 M&S gift voucher.
Entries close at midnight on May 11 2026.
Thanks to @sensecharity and @marksandspencer for supporting the awards.
I know all the signs someone is using cocaine, says our columnist @bryonygordon I haven’t been a drug user for ten years, but I can still spot a loved one who is using a mile off. Here’s what you need to know…
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There’s a high chance you’ve seen Tropic Skincare on you social media feeds. Women are evangelical about Tropic’s vegan, plant based products and the brand’s viral ‘pamper parties’.
Founder Susie Ma was a contestant on The Apprentice in 2011 - now she’s in complete control of a company that turns over £100million a year and has 22,862 UK reps selling her products.
But some reps claim that they don’t share in Tropic’s success, they don’t feel supported when selling the products and don’t make as much money as they expected to. Others say the work provides them with validation and a sense of belonging.
Click the link in bio to read the troubling truth behind Tropic Skincare.
Worried your husband is cheating on you? If he has these apps on his phone there's a chance that you're right, says @jana_hocking .
I’ve seen every trick in the book from married men looking to be unfaithful - here’s exactly how to find out what they're REALLY doing - and how to catch them red-handed…. Read the full story at the link in @femail bio
