While Prince Harry’s profound grief over the tragic loss of Princess Diana is universally understood, there is a growing consensus that allowing this enduring trauma to anchor his public narrative risks overshadowing his current achievements and independent future. Prince Harry was just 12 years old when his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, tragically died inContinue reading “Grief Vs. Freedom: The Battle For Harry’s Truth”
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Four Storeys. Thirty Seconds. One Hero
Mamoudou Gassama — a 22‑year‑old undocumented Malian migrant — scaled four storeys of a Paris building in roughly 30 seconds to save a dangling four‑year‑old child, an act that turned him overnight from an invisible migrant into a national hero. On 26 May 2018, crowds in the 18th arrondissement watched a child hanging from aContinue reading “Four Storeys. Thirty Seconds. One Hero”
“Tell Me I’m Too Ugly — I’ll Give You Front‑Row Seats.”
Thousands of strangers told her she was too ugly to be seen. They said she should be banned from posting pictures of her own face online. So she made a decision that turned their cruelty completely on its head. She would post a picture of her face. Every single day. For anyone who didn’t wantContinue reading ““Tell Me I’m Too Ugly — I’ll Give You Front‑Row Seats.””
The Longest Journey
After putting her three tiny children into a six-year-old Hillman Minx saloon, a Berkshire housewife who had never travelled overseas set out on a 4,000-mile journey to Baghdad on June 30, 1954. She encountered a colourful cast of individuals in the weeks that followed, including a former U-boat captain and a group of adolescent stripteaseContinue reading “The Longest Journey”
THE MONTHLY MOSQUITO 