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Kaya Terry

Kaya Terry

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Deputy Features Editor, Best Magazine

London

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music, comedy and more. podcasts, TVI'm passionate about movies, theatre

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Total articles 751

  • Charles Bronson's former FHM model ex-girlfriend has attended his parole hearing

    By Rory Tingle Verified, Kaya Terry Verified| Daily Mail Verified A former FHM model who struck up a 'romance' with Charles Bronson is standing by Britain's 'most violent prisoner' during his bid for freedom this week. Gemma Fernandez, who first wrote to Bronson after seeing Tom Hardy play him in a 2008 film about his life, has attended this week's public parole hearings where he asked to be released after 48 years behind bars.

    By Rory Tingle Verified, Kaya Terry Verified · Daily Mail

    Mar. 10, 2023

  • Britons flock to the beach and cool off in the sea before temperatures are expected to peak at 95F

    By Charlotte McLaughlin Verified, Kaya Terry Verified| Daily Mail Verified Brits are flocking to the beach today during the latest heatwave to rock the country as temperatures are set to peak tomorrow at 95F (35C) amid an amber warning for extreme heat in parts of the UK. It has also emerged that a drought could be declared for some parts of England on Friday as 96.8F (36C) temperatures are forecasted from Saturday.

    By Charlotte McLaughlin Verified, Kaya Terry Verified · Daily Mail

    Aug. 11, 2022

  • UK drought: Incredible aerial views of England show scorched earth

    By Kaya Terry Verified| Daily Mail Verified Aerial shots have revealed the impact of Britain's heatwave which has left farmers with parched crops and vast desert-like landscapes in areas normally be filled with swathes of greenery, as the country endured its driest July since 1935 and record-breaking 40C temperatures. Patches of scorched grass can be seen across the countryside in photographs taken surrounding East Midlands Airport - as concerns grow over water shortages thanks to rising temperatures.

    By Kaya Terry Verified · Daily Mail

    Aug. 11, 2022

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Best Magazine

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7439 5000