Strictly Come Dancing and Love Island stars marry in London wedding The couple tied the knot at the Old Marylebone Town Hall accompanied by daughter Havana Evening Standard · Jul 3
Strictly Come Dancing star Neil Jones marries former Love Island contestant Chyna Mills IN FULL The Independent UK · Jul 3
Strictly Come Dancing pro marries former Love Island contestant after split from co-star Neil Jones, who was previously married to Katya Jones, has married Chyna Mills in London The Independent UK · Jul 3
Strictly Come Dancing pro Neil Jones marries Chyna Mills The couple share daughter Havana. Evening Standard · Jul 3
Neil Jones' fiancée Chyna Mills shares emotional video after accusing Strictly star's family of 'racism' Chyna, 27, accused Neil’s mother Helen of ‘bullying, racism and constant disrespect’ in a lengthy post earlier this week Evening Standard · Dec 12, 2025
Strictly's Neil Jones hits back at mum-shamers trolling his Love Island fiancee Chyna in race row The professional dancer broke his silence amid row over his newborn's skin colour Evening Standard · Jan 18, 2024
Stacy Marking obituary Documentary maker with a focus on social injustice who later played a key role in the launch of Channel 4’s Today’s History The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2023
What it's like to grow up in care - needing sleepover risk assessment and being labelled naughty Documentary feature voices of some of the 80,000 children in care system who are rarely allowed to tell people what they feel and think Daily Mirror · May 10, 2023
Intelligence panel finds pulsed energy is only plausible cause of ‘Havana syndrome’ WASHINGTON — A panel of experts established by the intelligence community last spring to identify the cause of unexplained health incidents among U.S. personnel found that a pulsed energy device is the most probable cause of the most perplexing cases. McClatchy Washington Bureau · Feb 2, 2022
Experts: Energy attacks could be behind some 'Havana' cases A panel of intelligence experts hasn’t identified a single culprit for apparent brain injuries reported by U.S. personnel that have been linked to so-called “Havana syndrome The Independent UK · Feb 2, 2022
CIA: Most 'Havana syndrome' cases not linked to US adversary U_S_ officials say the CIA believes it's unlikely that Russia or another foreign adversary is using microwaves or other forms of directed energy to attack hundreds of American diplomats and intelligence officers who attribute their brain injuries and other symptoms to what's come to be known as “Havana syndrome.” The Independent UK · Jan 20, 2022