A Facebook model from Africa has ignited a serious online debate with her latest photo shoot. Posing casually on her bed in a night dress, she has sparked controversy over the line between relaxed elegance and provocative imagery. The model's laid-back pose has garnered thousands of likes and comments, with some praising her confidence and others criticizing her perceived immodesty. As the debate rages on, the model's followers are divided, highlighting the complexities of social media, beauty standards, and personal expression. Will she continue to push boundaries or tone it down? The world is watching.
UK foreign secretary calls for ceasefire to be 'implemented in full'
A brief statement from David Lammy now.
The UK foreign secretary has just posted on social media site X: "After 491 days of agony, 3 more hostages - including Eli Sharabi who has strong UK links - have finally been released.
"They and their families have suffered an unimaginable ordeal.
"The ceasefire deal must be implemented in full, including the release of the remaining hostages."
Sharabi's wife was born in Bristol and his brother-in-law is still based in the country, where he spoke to us after seeing Eli released from captivity (see our 10.36am post).