Who - and what - we love right now (and what we definitely don't)
The D-Day Veterans
Today marks the 70th Anniversary of D-Day, when Allied Forces landed on the beaches in Normandy, France. On that day, which ultimately changed the course of history, up to 4,000 men died. Commemorations are happening up and down the country , and you can help veterans, serving members of the armed forces, and their families, by donating to The Royal British Legion, SSAFA and SkillForce.
Our Women of the Year winners
And all of the presenters and guests who made our 11th annual Women of the Year awards so inspiring, hilarious - and downright fun. A special shout out goes to Amanda Holden for her well-timed fart joke.
LEGO
Who have released a line of female scientist figures, following an online campaign. One tiny, plastic footstep for womankind.
Orange Is The New Black
Season Two has dropped on Netflix today. And yes, we're planning on staying in and watching ALL of it tonight.
Quentin Letts
Who, in a week where we were busy celebrating women and all their achievements, decided to make a fuss over a few swear words uttered at our awards, and urged women to "wash their mouths out". What a load of bollocks.
Babulal Gaur
The Indian minister declared that rape is a "social crime" and that "sometimes it's right, sometimes it's wrong".
