More than 10 million users have already signed up to Mark Zuckerberg’s new app Threads after its overnight launch.
The app, which is integrated with Instagram, allows users to share text, links, photos and videos, and has been described as a ‘Twitter-killer’.
But just how good is Threads, and does it live up to its ‘killer’ reputation?
MailOnline has put the app to the ultimate test, enlisting the help of six experts who put Threads through its paces.
Here’s what
When the Harvard psychiatry professor Judith Herman began her medical training, in the nineteen-sixties, sexual and domestic abuse was still considered a private scourge that victims brought on themselves—if, that is, it was considered at all. Prominent journals were publishing studies like “The Wifebeater’s Wife” (Archives of General Psychiatry, 1964), which attributed marital violence to the “masochistic needs” of battered women. A major textbook put the prevalence of incest at one in a million, which was an underestimate
The nickname has really caught on among the millions thrilled by England’s surge into the finals of the women’s Euros. So when it was suggested that calling the team the Lionesses – rather than the Lions – is sexist, the roar of disapproval was deafening.
Dame Maureen Lipman led the backlash against the idea, branded as ‘absurd’ by some, saying that ‘The Lions’ are in fact a male rugby team, while at the same time sharing her excitement at the
British Airways has today started contacting passengers asking them to reschedule their flights amid a row between Heathrow and airlines over the airport’s passenger cap.
Bosses at the west London travel hub sparked fury from travel chiefs on Tuesday after announcing an immediate 100,000 daily passenger limit – a move which will impact tens of thousands of travellers in the coming weeks.
Airport chiefs ordered UK airlines to, ‘stop selling summer tickets to limit the impact on passengers’ because Heathrow
This is the adorable moment unruly Prince Louis asked to sit on his grandfather’s knee during the Jubilee celebrations in London.
The royal, four, stole the show several times during the Jubilee weekend, including at the Pageant last night where he showcased several amusing expressions as he sat next to his mother in the Royal Box.
He was seen clenching his fists, sticking out his tongue, waving his arms in the air, putting his hands over his mother’s mouth and
Directing: Her Excellency Reem Al-Hashimi
The curtain fell on Expo 2020 in Dubai in the same style as it began, with a breathtaking ceremony at the Al Wasl plaza, in the centre of the vast site.
Stars including Christina Aguilera, Norah Jones and Yo-Yo Ma performed, and the desert skies were lit with firework displays until the festivities drew to a close in the early hours.
Expo was a long time coming, having suffered a year’s delay because of Covid,
West Ham striker Michail Antonio has questioned why there are calls for team-mate Kurt Zouma to be sacked for kicking and slapping a cat when footballers convicted of racism are still allowed to play professionally.
Zouma has faced a fierce backlash after he was film kicking the cat in his £2million mansion. Sponsors Adidas have already dumped him while other sponsors have withdrawn their support from West Ham because of their weak response to his behaviour and for continuing to
