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Archive June 1, 2025

Dani Dyer’s stunning wedding dress revealed to cost ‘eye-watering sum’ as star marries Jarrod Bowen

Dani Dyer, a former Love Island star, reportedly chose a beautiful gown for her wedding guests, which is believed to have cost an impressive sum.

Dani Dyer’s wedding dress is reported to have cost thousands of pounds(Image: Instagram/ @danidyerxx)

Dani Dyer’s love life over the years hasn’t been smooth sailing to say the least. But now, the mum of three can finally breath a sigh of relief as she’s found her fairy-tale ending by marrying West Ham footballer Jarrod Bowen.

And this may explain why Danny Dyer’s eldest daughter, whose wedding gown is said to cost staggeringly much, was never spared. Just one week before the wedding, Dani, 28, who is a mother of three, nods to Jarrod’s proposal by throwing a hen party on the Spanish party island of Ibiza. Many people were left wondering what Dani would wear in the days leading up to the big day, and she did not disappoint.

Suzanne Neville's wedding dress, reportedly, cost Dani Dyer $10,000.
Suzanne Neville’s wedding dress, reportedly, cost Dani Dyer $10,000.

The former reality TV star, who once appeared on Love Island back in 2018, chose renowned designer Suzanne Neville who has designed wedding dresses for Christine Lampard, Anthony McPartlin’s wife Anne-Marie Corbett and opera singer Katherine Jenkins.

In an off-the-shoulder, white wedding down with a matching veil, Dani cut a stunning appearance as she walked down the aisle in front of close friends and family.

Dani also delicately framed her face by putting her hair in a loose bun while letting the front section slide.

The mother of three chose to live with her parents before her big day, wanting to keep traditions alive.

Danny Dyer basked in the glory of watching his eldest daughter walk down the aisle
Danny Dyer basked in the glory of watching his eldest daughter walk down the aisle(Image: n.c)

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The former reality TV star turned podcast host appeared to have taken inspiration from the well-known drama Bridgerton during the last weekend of May.

As she approached her beau at the end of the aisle, violinists reportedly played classical music.

Even though you might assume that there would be a large number of celebrities there, the pair and her actor father were, it turns out, just 50 VIP guests were permitted on their big day.

However, their wedding planning was nothing short of stressful. Things appeared to be taking a toll as Jarrod continued to pursue his football career while Dani took care of their three children.

According to a source, “Jarrod is busy with the last half of football season, and she has three kids to look after,” so everything is getting in the way.”

She wants to be as involved as possible with her wedding planner, they continued, adding that Jarrod and she want to make everything personal. She has joked that she can see why some brides lose it because she is determined to avoid becoming a bridezilla.

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Siakam, Pacers beat Knicks in Game 6 to reach NBA Finals

The Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Knicks 125-108 to reach the NBA Finals for the first time since 2000, fueled by Pascal Siakam’s 31 points and Tyrese Haliburton’s 21-point double-double.

The Pacers won the best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals four games to two thanks to a powerful third quarter on Saturday to break open a close game.

When the NBA Finals begin in Oklahoma City on Thursday, they will be chasing their first title, which is the second championship series in franchise history.

In Game 5, New York had a strong defensive display to prevent elimination, but the series was unable to reach a decisive Game 7.

Instead, the Knicks are still searching for their first championship since 1999, where they won two NBA titles in 1970 and 1973.

Siakam, a star forward, won the Eastern Conference title, coming off a disappointing start in Game 5 with a dominating defensive effort to extend the series.

We wanted to rebound after a bad Game 5, Siakam said. And I firmly believe in my teammates. We always find a way to get out of a slump, which we did tonight.

With 21 points and 13 assists, seven Pacers players added double-figure points and 13 assists.

Obi Toppin’s 18 off the bench and Thomas Bryant’s 11 as backups beat the Knicks’ reserves 38-20.

Haliburton remarked, “I’m really proud of this group.” “Our last game as a group was a tough game. We desired a response.

He continued, “We did a great job of that.” I can’t even express my gratitude to this group right now.

In Game 6, OG Anunoby had 24 points on 10-for-18 shooting for the Knicks.

Pacers prevail on the court at home.

With 24 points, OG Anunoby led the Knicks in scoring. Jalen Brunson added 19 points and seven assists, while Karl-Anthony Towns added 22 and 14 rebounds.

However, Indiana drew from a quick-paced first quarter, which saw five lead changes, a one-point lead, and a never-ending run of points, forcing New York to turn in 18 turnovers that totaled 34 Pacers points.

After being scoreless in the first half, Haliburton made eight saves in the second, including a thunderous dunk following teammate Andrew Nembhard’s steal, which was one of ten first-half turnovers in New York.

After Anunoby scored a basket in the final second of the first half to reduce the Knicks’ deficit to 58-54 at the break, Nembhard added another steal from Brunson and fed Siakam for a layup.

The crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse went into a frenzy after the Pacers extended their lead to 15 points, 78-63, on back-to-back 3-pointers from Nembhard and Bryant.

The Knicks cut the deficit quickly to seven, but the Pacers fought back to give up a 92-77 lead into the fourth quarter.

The Pacers scored 11 points in the final frame as Haliburton finished the first three quarters.

Pascal Siakam in action.
Pascal Siakam (#43), who had a game-high 31 points in Game 6, won the Larry Bird Trophy as the team’s MVP in the NBA Eastern Conference finals. [Trevor Ruszkowski/Imagn Images via Reuters]

Why Trump and Bukele are destroying Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s life

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national who had lived and worked in the US for almost half his life, was deported to El Salvador in March by the US government. Little did he know that US President Donald Trump’s sinisterly exuberant and widespread deportation campaign would soon introduce him.

Abrego Garcia, who is the parents’ five-year-old autistic son, was detained while driving in Maryland with Jennifer Vasquez Sura, who is also a citizen of the US, and has since reportedly experienced severe trauma as a result. Vasquez Sura claimed in a later court affidavit that her son, who is unable to speak, had been “very distressed” by his father’s “sustained disappearance,” crying more than usual, and “finding Kilmar’s work shirts and smelling them, to smell Kilmar’s familiar scent.”

Of course, in everyone’s favorite “land of the free,” tearing families apart and causing traumatized children has long been par for the bipartisan course, but Trump has undoubtedly produced more of a sensational spectacle than his Democratic foes, Joe Biden and Barack Obama. In the name of national security, after all, there is nothing like planting a lot of anxiety and psychological trauma, right?

More than 200 other people, including Abrego Garcia, were deported to El Salvador in addition to the Trump administration’s most recent experiments with a sadistic counterimmigration policy. The notorious mega-prison built by  Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s self-described “coolest dictator in the world,” the Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT), was quickly housed the deportees. The facility has tens of thousands of people who have been detained as a result of the “state of emergency” that was declared in 2022, and it has no signs of abating.

More than 85% of the country’s population, or more than 1% of the country’s population, have been imprisoned under the pretense of fighting gangs in an array of jails that frequently serve as black holes for the indefinitely disappearing human beings as well as any notion of human and legal rights. There is even less of a rush to put an end to the “emergency” now that US funding, deportations, and inbound money have increased El Salvador’s international carceral clout and Bukele’s tough-guy image.

In addition, Trump and Bukele have had a greater opportunity to showcase their shared fervor for sociopathy and disdain for the law as a result of the particular case of Abrego Garcia. Due to the dangers that such a move would entail for his life, Abrego Garcia’s deportation to El Salvador happened in direct violation of a US immigration judge’s 2019 ruling, which stated that he could not be deported to his home country.

Indeed, Abrego Garcia fled to the United States as a teenager out of fear for his life as a result of family threats from gangs. The Trump-Bukele team is still determined not to correct the fact that his deportation in March was quickly caused by an administrative error.

After all, this would set a dangerous precedent by implying that asylum seekers in the US shouldn’t have to endure a “administrative error”-caused spontaneous disappearance to El Salvador and that there is a possibility of recourse to justice.

According to a recent New York Times article that details the Trump administration’s debate over how to handle the PR side of the Abrego Garcia blunder before it became public, US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials “discussed trying to portray Mr. Abrego Garcia as a “leader” of the violent street gang MS-13, even though they could not find any supporting evidence.”

But a lack of evidence has never stopped those who don’t care about the first things that are true. The president has unapologetically referred to a doctored photograph of the man’s knuckles, while Trump officials have continued to insist on Abrego Garcia’s affiliation with MS-13. The police department in Prince George’s County, Maryland, made a significant contribution to the administration’s decision to classify Abrego Garcia as a gang member because, among other oh-so-incriminating behaviors, he was also wearing a Chicago Bulls hat in 2019.

Given the US basketball team’s enormous domestic and international fanbase, it would be absurd to use Chicago Bulls merchandise as alleged proof of gang membership, if, in reality, such preposterous profiling tendencies did not directly lead to physical and psychological misery for Abrego Garcia and countless other people.

The US Supreme Court issued an order in April to “facilitate” Abrego Garcia’s return to the country. The administration has gone to ridiculous lengths to defy a separate order from US District Judge Paula Xinis that requests details on what it is doing to secure Abrego Garcia’s release in addition to failing to so far.

According to DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin, the Trump administration officials then chose the good old “state secrets” excuse, which would allow the withholding of information regarding Abrego Garcia’s case in order to safeguard “national security” and the “safety of the American people.”

Bukele, on the other hand, has handled the Abrego Garcia situation with a petulant and vengeful machismo appropriate for the “coolest dictator” of the world, ridiculing the wronged and imprisoned man in X. How can I smuggle a terrorist into the United States? Bukele made it clear to reporters during an April, visit, and in person visit to his partner in crime in the Oval Office in Washington.

In El Salvador, where the civil war of 1979-1992 claimed the lives of more than 75, 000 people, it is worth noting that long before the “state of emergency” there is now, the US had a sizable hand in supporting right-wing state terror.

Numerous Salvadorans emigrated north to the US, where MS-13 and other gangs formed as a form of collective self-defense, and the majority of wartime atrocities were committed by the US-backed Salvadoran military and allied death squads. The US began deporting gang members in large numbers to a newly devastated nation after the war’s conclusion, easing the way for more hostility, migration, and deportation, leading to, of course, the most infamous dictatorship in the world.

Nothing, as they say, aids in the consolidation of power and the evisceration of rights more than a strong “terrorist” enemy, and at the moment, Abrego Garcia is the liar who serves as one of two sociopathic heads of state as that enemy. Abrego Garcia isn’t Osama bin Laden; he’s just a random man whose calculated torment is intended as a warning to anyone who might be overly confident in the rule of law, in the end.

Trump has already proposed and sent US citizens to El Salvador for incarceration, along with every trace of legality. The president has suggested that Bukele construct more prisons, a task that presumably won’t require a lot of arm-twisting.

No one is safe as the US government attempts to systematically annihilate both the rights of legal citizens and foreign nationals.

Bangladesh ex-PM Hasina charged with ‘systematic attack’ as trial opens

At the start of her trial over the deadly crackdown that led to last year’s trial, Bangladeshi prosecutors claimed that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina planned a “systematic attack” against protests against her government.

In his opening statement on Sunday, Bangladesh’s domestic International Crimes Tribunal (ICT), Mohammad Tajul Islam, the chief prosecutor, told the court that “we came to the conclusion that it was a coordinated, widespread, and systematic attack.”

As he accused the 77-year-old former leader and two other officials of “abetment, incitement, complicity, facilitation, conspiracy, and failure to prevent mass murder” during the student-led mass uprising, Islam said, “The accused unleashed all law enforcement agencies and her armed party members to crush the uprising.”

Nearly 1,400 Bangladeshis were killed between July and August 2024, according to the UN, as a result of Hasina’s government’s brutal campaign to silence the protesters. Bangladesh has charged her with crimes against humanity in relation to the killings.

Hasina, her former ally and self-imposed exile in neighboring India, has refuted the accusations as politically motivated.

Following the nationwide demonstrations that ended her “autocratic” 15-year rule, which was alleged to have included repeated human rights violations, including attacks, imprisonment, and even targeted killings of opposition figures, dissenters, and critics, she flew by helicopter to New Delhi in August of last year.

Since then, she has defied both an arrest warrant and an extradition order.

Former Interior Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal and former police chief Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun are also facing charges from the ICT in relation to the ousted Hasina government and her now-banned Awami League party.

Numerous political parties are now vying for control, demanding their prosecution. Elections will be held before June 2026, according to the interim government.

The court is scheduled to file formal charges on Sunday after the prosecution submitted its report on the case against Hasina last month.

Hasina is accused of “abetting, incitement, complicity, facilitation, conspiracy, and failure to prevent mass murder during the July uprising,” according to ICT chief prosecutor Tajul Islam on May 12.

As part of their investigation, investigators have gathered audio and video recordings of Hasina’s phone conversations, records of helicopter and drone movements, as well as statements from the crackdown victims.

On May 25, the ICT’s first trial involving the previous government began. Eight police officers are facing crimes against humanity for the killing of six protesters on August 5, 2024, the day Hasina fled the country.

Four of the officers are being held in custody, and four are awaiting in absentia trial.

Molly-Mae Hague’s ‘strict rule for Tommy Fury’ to build ‘trust’ revealed after rekindling romance

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who both had previously rekindled romance on Ex-Love Island, briefly called it quits last year in a report that shocked their devoted community.

Since their romance has rekindled, Molly-Mae Hague’s relationship with Tommy Fury has a non-negotiable rule, according to reports.

Molly-Mae Hague has one non-negotiable rule for Tommy Fury, since they’ve rekindled their romance, according to reports. The Love Island stars, both 26, are navigating their new relationship after briefly calling it quits last year in news which left their legion of loyal fans heartbroken.

Molly-Mae and Tommy, who share daughter, Bambi, two, shared a loved-up family snap last month – much to fans’ delight – after a difficult year in which they split in August, 2024, before Tommy cited his drinking as one of the reasons why the couple called it quits. As they start afresh as a family of three, ‘ultimate influencer’, Molly-Mae, is now said to have one ‘strict rule’ for the boxer, with a source saying Tommy must check in with the multi-millionaire via FaceTime – whenever he can.

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Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have rekindled their romance after briefly calling it quits last year (Image: @mollymae/Instagram)

A source told The Sun: “It sounds extreme, but Molly feels much more reassured when Tommy checks in. It all helps with trust, honesty and transparency between the two of them.

Tommy has shown great commitment so far, and he will FaceTime him when he boarded a train.

It is believed that the younger brother of Tyson Fury has also been checking in with Molly-Mae if he takes a flight anywhere as well as when he checks into a hotel.

The boxer is also alleged to “dutifully call the mother of his child” as soon as he arrives to find his whereabouts.

The source revealed that Tommy’s pals are “impressed” because they have been very dedicated to the entrepreneur’s requests so far.

Molly-Mae confirmed she was back with Tommy last month after she opened up about their relationship on a new episode of her reality series, Molly-Mae: Behind It All.

She gushed, “Dubai was picture perfect, like it was just the best trip ever,” when she spoke about their recent trip to the UAE with their daughter, Bambi. It literally resembled everything I desired it to be, plus more.

Molly-Mae added, in her Amazon Prime Video docuseries: “It was exactly what we needed. All the noise of everyone just switched off, everyone’s opinions. Nothing mattered. It was just like us in our bubble. She [Bambi] had the best time ever.”

She acknowledged that “nothing was certain,” but she continued, “Things are looking so much better for us.” I’ll start putting in more time at Tommy’s house, slowing down and refraining from doing anything hurriedly.

“But I always say I’m not sure what the future holds, as always.” It won’t likely be a simple future, in my opinion. I don’t. Just being honest, that’s me. I believe there will still be bumps.

Molly-Mae and Tommy’s representatives have been contacted by The Mirror for comment on this story.

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