News about Malala Yousafzai

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Heroes, whether it's Superman or Indiana Jones, have long been a central focus of blockbuster movies. But who would you say is your biggest personal hero? Scientists set out to find the most famous celebrities in the United Kingdom in a new survey. Their findings revealed some key points, including family members, religious leaders, and politicians, as well as authors, actors, and even adventurers. So, would you say any of these popular choices is your hero?

At the We Dare To Dream premiere in London on Sunday evening, Emma Watson demonstrated her slim figure in a low-cut black suit. As she joined Malala Yousafzai at the Cineworld Leicester Square event, the Harry Potter actor, 33, looked radiant. Gorgeous Emma opted for an all-black number, flashing a black bralette through her outfit.

After being stripped down to her underwear during a police preparation course, a senior female firearms officer won a sex discrimination and harassment lawsuit. According to an employment tribunal, detective Rebecca Kalam (pictured) was told, 'just because you have t**s does not mean you can't do a press up, does not mean you can't do a press up,' and you were asked to pose for a photo shoot when five months pregnant.' She was also designed to be the "poster girl" for the West Midlands Police firearms unit she worked for, and was told that she would not pass the training course "if she did not consent to it."

As she attended the Caring for Women gala in New York with her handsome husband Asser Malik, Malala Yousafzai wore an all black ensemble and glaming make-up style. The Nobel Laureate, 26, who was born in Pakistan and now lives in Birmingham, opted for a sleek black dress with golden buttons for the occasion. She also sported pencilled in eyebrows, mauve lipstick, and black mascara, adding a touch of glam to the look.

Malala Yousafzai (left), the Pakistani schoolgirl shot by the Taliban, referred to her as 'Tikka Masala,' according to a former detective inspector and whistleblower with West Midlands Police. Rebecca Kalam (right) said she overheard several of the human rights campaigners' protection officers referred to her "on a few occasions as tikka masala." Ms Kalam, who has just won a court case against West Midlands Police, has been accused of racial misogyny, and problematic conduct in the service.

As she wore an all-pink outfit to watch the film, the advocate for girls' education, 25, from Pakistan but based in Birmingham, boasted about her lifetime accomplishments. As they posed inside the Barbie-themed pink 'toy box' at the theater, she posted a snapshot of herself and her husband of nearly two years (left) on Instagram. After having a Nikkah ceremony in Birmingham, Malala and cricket-mad Asser (pictured right in Brazil) have been married since November 2021.

Loreen of Sweden won the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool on Saturday night, making history by becoming the first woman to win the competition twice. She scored a total of 583 points after the public and jury votes were combined, barely beating Finland's Kaarija who scored 526 points. Loreen, 39, who won Eurovision in 2012, said she was only the second person to take the crown twice, leaving her'seriously overwhelmed.' The bookies' favorite has been her intense love anthem 'Tattoo.' She faced a tough challenge from Käärijä, a vivacious performer with a rap-pop party anthem 'Cha Cha Cha', she came out on top after a dramatic finish. To win her second Eurovision title, the Swedish singer has been on a long road. Although reality television made her a household name at home, she has also been given accolades for her humanitarian work and spoken openly about her sexuality. MailOnline explores Loreen's fascinating backstory...

Loreen, a Swedish singer, will represent her country in the 2023 edition of Eurovision for the second time. Loreen will perform 'Tattoo' at the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest, the first to be held in England since 1998, with Liverpool playing host this year. Here's what you need to hear about Loreen and Sweden's Eurovision history.

The versatile actress appeared on BBC soap opera from 1993 to 1998 before going on to appear in Bend It Like Beckham. She appeared in 2005 film Chicken Tikka Masala and has appeared in Greg Davies' hit comedy The Cleaner.

The book, titled King Charles, is part of the Little People, Big Dreams series that encourages children to be inspired by 'trailblazers' who have a worldwide reach. Former slave Harriet Tubman and Malala Yousafzai, who were shot by the Taliban - who overcame barriers for social reform, are among the film's followers. Parents were quick to point out that Charles became King because the United Kingdom has a hereditary monarchy, which means that the succession of power passes from one leading family member to another.

If you thought Jimmy Kimmel's cringeworthy remark with Malala Yousafzai was the most awkward moment at the Oscars, you'd be wrong. There was another occurrence at the movie industry's night of nights that was much more painful to watch, but it didn't take long at all. For their Tamil-language short The Elephant Whisperers, Indian producer Guneet Monga and documentary filmmaker Kartiki Gonsalves received an Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film. Although Gonsalves was able to talk for 43 seconds, Monga was rushed off stage by the 'play-off music' before she had the opportunity to read her own words. However, two white British filmmakers were allowed to speak immediately after receiving a new award immediately after - an apparent double-standard that has sparked outrage on social media. On TikTok, video of the moment has gone viral, with many people protesting that Monga was punished for exceeding the time limit, when there was obviously still ample time for two of her white peers to speak.

STEPHEN: Let's face it: We were all watching for another fight on the Oscars stage to distract us from the annual monotony of worthless and wokening addresses. However, the fashion horrors - as well as other aspects - contributed to so much of our dissatisfaction. Both ABC (who broadcast the event) and 'E' delivered the usual round of interviews and details about who created what before the ceremony. The four most feared words on 'E' were to be 'Over to you, Laverne.' Everyone was yelled at by Laverne. Well, it was more of an adjectival spewing up. Their outfits were all 'incredible,' amazing,' as were their outfits.' I was less ecstatic.

Malala Yousafzai, a Pakistani female education activist and Nobel Laureate, made her debut at the Oscars with her partner Asser Malik. Malala, 25, the executive producer of Oscar-nominated documentary short Stranger at the Gate, looked chic in a show stopping hooded Ralph Lauren gown silver gown. (right) After their celebrity, social media has exploded with gossip about their relationship.

EXCLUSIVE: Ziauddin Yousafzai, Malala's father, told MailOnline, he was proud of the way she handled it. 'It was really smart, gritty, and she outwitted Kimmel.' Kimmel was widely mocked for leaving Malala suddenly ill during a break in proceedings, and he asked her an uncomfortable query about Harry Styles and Chris Pine's'spit-gate' drama. Malala, 25, a young education activist who was killed by Taliban militants in Pakistan in 2012, retaliated: 'I only talk about peace.' Malala's father, Ziauddin, was watching the awkward conversation in his family's house. 'A lot of people are focusing on the answer, but I believe they should be focusing on the answer, which was a lot more savvy.'

Malala Yousafzai, 25, who attended the Academy Awards in Hollywood in support of her nominated documentary Stranger At The Gate, wore dazzling earrings and a ring owned by Afghanistan's Queen Soraya Tarzi. (left and right). Queen Soraya was a vocal promoter of women's rights and founded Afghanistan's first women's journal, which advocated for gender equality (inset).

On a break in proceedings, the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate (left), 25, who was a teen education activist when she was shot by militants in Pakistan in 2012, was left visibly distraught as the host approached her (right). Kimmel questioned Ms Yousafzaim, the executive producer of the short film Stranger At The Gate, an uncomfortable question about Harry Styles and Chris Pine's'spit-gate' drama. The filmmaker seemed unsure and replied: 'I only talk about peace.' She took to Twitter (inset) and posted a video of the bizarre conversation just hours after the wedding, saying, 'Young people have kindness.'

During a bizarre Oscars 2023 segment, Jimmy Kimmel was branded a "national disgrace" after fans claimed he 'harassed' Taliban shooting survivor Malala Yousafzai. The host, 55, was left the Nobel Peace Prize winner, 25, who appeared to be ill as he approached her during a break in proceedings and asked her an uncomfortable question about Harry Styles and Chris Pine's'spit-gate drama.'

Felix Von Hofe, the Bachelors' star, is making headlines once more, this time for his good looks rather than Casanova antics. The 28-year-old hunk shocked followers on Sunday when he revealed that he hadn't taken down his Christmas tree yet. Felix shared a snapshot of his decorated tree on his Melbourne bachelor pad, uploading a snapshot from his Melbourne bachelor pad.

After fleeing to the United States in the aftermath of his 'horny' edit, Bachelors actor Felix Von Hofe has returned to Australia. In recent weeks, the former professional basketball player, 27, has been chastised for kissing so many of his opponents, prompting viewers to label him a "f**k boy." Felix landed at Melbourne Airport on Sunday dressed in a grey T-shirt, black jacket, and skinny jeans after being stranded abroad to escape the backlash.

Malala Yousafzai, a Nobel Prize Laureate who appeared in a panel debate on the future of fashion at Soho Farmhouse in Chipping Norton this evening. Malala, pictured, talked about the growth of her activism with Business of Fashion editor-in-Chil Imran Amed.

Malala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, called on the UK government to'step forward more actively' in their support for Afghan women living under the Taliban today. As she addressed the Action for Afghanistan rally opposite Downing Street, central London, the 25-year-old Pakistani activist, who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban for supporting girls' education, accused world leaders of going'silent.' The demonstration came as part of a movement aimed at sparking renewed interest in Afghanistan women and girls, who had been progressively marginalized by the Taliban, which took over the country after the withdrawal of Western troops last year. Ms. Yousafzai, addressing the audience, said that her story is not 'unique,' and that she can imagine what Afghan women and girls are going through since the government has banned secondary education.

The Duchess of Sussex (centre) appeared alongside Dame Deborah James (left) and Michelle Obama (right) as part of the UK magazine's attempts to'shine a light on the most inspirational people' ahead of World Kindness Day on Sunday. Kelsey Parker, Elizabeth Hurley, Dr Zoe Williams, the Duchess of York, and Malala Yousafzai are among those notables in the 'trailblazer' category. Even though Meghan did not appear on the list last year, Hello said that she is a "voice for women everywhere" and that "female empowerment is at the center of everything she does."

In a poll that asked more than 2,000 Britons to vote for their top female role models, the late monarch emerged the clear champion. Princess of Wales Diana, her daughter-in-law, came in second place, while Catholic nun Mother Teresa came in third place. Rosa Parks, a civil rights activist, and talk show host Oprah Winfrey were among the top ten candidates. More than three quarters (27 percent) of Britons voted for the Queen as their top-ranked option. The Spice Girls made their unexpected joint debut on the list, beating Michelle Obama and Beyonce to make the top ten. In addition, there were also some younger role models in the line up, including climate campaign Greta Thunberg and tennis legend Emma Raducanu, both 19, along with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, 25.