and explains why she won’t watch Love Island but is addicted to Instagram
Vogue enjoying a non-alcoholic drink
Megan Barton Hanson's multimillionaire lover speaks for the first time
An interview with the wonderfully irreverent and outspoken Paul Chaplin who talks about his book ‘I Want To Love’ and his romance with Megan Barton Hanson
The dark side to the Dominican Republic
Investigation into how Western predators are able to act like Jeffrey Epstein for the week in vice plagued resorts
It’s 3am and two men are taking a teenage girl back to their hotel room
Whitney Houston's toxic mansion killed my son
The father of Nick Gordon, who died from a suspected heroin overdose on New Year’s Day, was kind enough to give this interview about his troubled son’s life with singer Whitney Houston to MyStoryMedia, published in the Sunday Express yesterday
Jon Bouler talks to My Story Media
Get ready for fridges that order eggs and washing machines that fix themselves
The many fascinating ways 5G will change your life
Top expert says coronavirus could become as common as flu
Professor Robert Dingwall says it is likely the coronavirus will mutate and spread across the world to the point where it becomes a feature of our lives in the long term and as common as flu. In an interview with MyStoryMedia, he revealed: “There is always a risk of mutation. The good news is that is is unusual for viruses to mutate in a way that makes them more lethal rather than less. If a virus kills it’s host too quickly it won’t get passed on which will endanger it’s own survival.”
Robert dingwall
The Gambian tourist board has described our article as "malicious"
MyStoryMedia interview with South African TV
UN slams the British government's lack of action
British citizens that abuse children should not be able to avoid the long arm of the law no matter how far they fly - but so far our gov’s attitude to The Gambia is to whistle awkwardly while looking away
Zero tolerance? Zero tolerance for what?
The Gambian tourist board does not seem to be a big fan of our child abuse tourism article and one of our sources has been hauled in for questioning by the Gambian police, which is ironic when you think about it. Can anyone guess why?
Huge response to Gambia child abuse expose
More than one million people read MyStoryMedia’s report on child abuse tourism in The Gambia, according to Sun Online analytics and the numbers are continuing to spike today. Below is another photo from my trip which shows how vulnerable children are in the poverty stricken towns that surround the tourist areas.
How The Gambia became a paradise...for paedophiles
On my second day in The Gambia I was walking down the beach when I noticed a stoutly built middle-aged man wading into the sea with a tiny African child. The relationship might have been perfectly innocent but the sight was unusual enough that I decided to take a photograph; and when I showed it to my editor it marked the start of a lengthy investigation into the child abuse tourism in that country that has been little reported until now
First look at Adele's mega yacht
We got our first taste of the secretive world of mega yacht owners - and the incredibly lavish lives they lead - during our research for this Mail on Sunday article
Nadine Coyle's debt issues revealed
The fascinating back story to Nadine Coyle’s I’m A Celebrity adventure, which almost saw her triumph in the popular show, is revealed in this MyStoryMedia exclusive article in the Irish Mail on Sunday
Documentary on Britain's most dangerous prisoner
Robert Maudsley is a fascinating character and a mythical figure in the prison system where he is officially listed as Britain’s most dangerous inmate having become a serial killer in jail. I was pleased to be asked to contribute to this Quest Red documentary on his life and hope to continue writing about him in the near future.
The heart breaking love story behind the Leicester City helicopter crash
Kate and her husband Dave seem like a really nice couple and her sister Izabela enjoyed a glamorous, jet setting life most people can only dream of with her fiance, Eric. What happened to them was absolutely tragic and I was so happy the Sunday Express gave them all the fitting tribute they deserved. It will be interesting to see what the safety investigators reveal about the incident in their report next year.
The sister of INXS star Michael Hutchence opens up about his daughter Tiger Lily
The minute I read a documentary was being released about the extraordinary life and tragic death of INXS star Michael Hutchence, I started trying to get in touch with his surviving relatives to find out what happened to his missing millions and his daughter - a story I have covered previously. His sister Tina was kind enough to speak to me and Caroline Graham at the Mail on Sunday has done an absolutely fantastic job of following up on my research to publish this fascinating feature.
Grenfell survivors
A large number of the people who survived Grenfell, I soon discovered while researching this article, no longer want to talk about it, which is no huge surprise given the trauma they experienced. But I was very grateful to those that were willing to speak out ahead of the release of a very important report on the fire tomorrow; and as bad as I felt asking those involved to tell their stories, I would have felt worse if the media had lost interest in covering, and asking questions about, what happened on that terrible night and in the months afterwards: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10220506/grenfell-tower-report-inquiry-answers/
Grenfell tower
Emily Moore, Britain's first official trolling victim, speaks to My Story Media
Emily Moore was brave enough to stand-up to internet bullies 10 years ago and she is equally fearless now. A gang of teenage girls did their best to make her life hell while she was still at school. She was assaulted, spat on, followed home and had her front door kicked in. This was the infant days of social media and, as Facebook became popular amongst her peer group, the torment soon spilled over to the internet, allowing the bullies to invade her home through her computer. Many young girls would have crumbled if they were subjected to the same viciousness, but Emily never stopped reporting her abusers, or standing up to them, even after one, Keeley Houghton, made death threats on her Facebook account. Today, she is happily married and a successful creative producer at a top fashion company. She is a shining example of how, no matter how blighted your teenager years are, you must never give up hope: you can and will go on to succeed. I was very grateful that she agreed to be interviewed despite the risk this might encourage her childhood bullies to make contact with her again - and I was equally pleased the Sunday Express did her story justice when it published it today.
