Rolling with the punches

‘STANDING OUT AT school, I thought, ‘Well, you can either be different and then be scared and intimidated, or you can go, well, I don’t want to be the same as you anyway and take control of it.’” It’s

‘I DIDN’T HAVE a lot of hope before,” says Mohamed Ali Aguerbi, known to his friends as Dali. “Living in Malta gave me that. It gave me security and a glimpse of the future.” That glimmer of light was

Obsessive, independent and agelessly energetic – England’s most decorated female footballer has made net gains from not fitting the mould. As the Lionesses enter Euro 2025 as defending champions, Lucy Bronze talks about her team’s chances, life after her ADHD and autism diagnoses and why she doesn’t fear her career’s final whistle

‘I GOT SHOT at plenty of times,” recalls Flight Lieutenant Caroline Paige MBE of her 35-year Royal Air Force (RAF) career, which began in 1980. “There were really scary moments. Flying jets in the 80s

Lioness legend Lucy Bronze’s England team are entering Women’s Euro 2025 as the defending champions – so the stakes are high. But in a wide-ranging chat with Women’s Health UK, Lucy, 33, says she fanc

I’ve been told my whole life that my name’s too hard to pronounce, so I’ve got used to saying, “Hi, my name’s Tumi”, not “Hi, my name’s Tumukunde.” But at the same time, am I taking away from my own i