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  Pick any place in the world, and it's bound to have something so stunning it will take your breath away. From natural wonders that attract the world's most unique wildlife to architectural stunners celebrating the evolution of mankind, our globe is dripping with  Narrowing down a list of the most beautiful places in the world can feel downright daunting. There are countless  vibrant cities  that tell their own unique stories through monuments, shops, and people who call that locale home. There are millions of national parks, verdant gardens, and colorful landmarks preserving the native flora and fauna of their landscape. However, to help aid in our quest, we selected locations that not only stun with their mesmerizing appearances but offer lessons in the history and culture of their locations. Below, 10 of the most beautiful places in the world you should plan to visit in your lifetime. 1  Positano, Italy Known for its world-class hotels and iconic pastel buildings, Positano

  Reyhan Ayas got locked out of her Apple account after her iPhone was stolen last year.Nazenin Elçi A woman who got locked out of her Apple account minutes after her iPhone was stolen and had $10,000 taken from her bank account says Apple was 'not helpful at all' A woman said that soon after her iPhone was stolen, she was locked out of her Apple account. Reyhan Ayas said Apple was "not helpful at all" after $10,000 was taken from her bank account. She told Insider: "Once someone gets into that security environment, it turns against you." Reyhan Ayas was leaving a Manhattan bar in November when a man snatched her phone and ran off. She said Apple was unhelpful when she tried to regain access to her Apple account. Ayas, who's originally from Istanbul, is a senior economist at Revelio Labs, a workforce-intelligence company. She initially spoke to The Wall Street Journal as part of an investigation into how iPhone thieves lock people

  Partially-sighted pedestrian with cerebral palsy convicted of manslaughter after cyclist killed A partially-sighted pedestrian with cerebral palsy has been convicted of manslaughter after a 77-year-old cyclist fell into the path of a car after being confronted about riding on a pavement. Auriol Grey, 49, gestured in a “hostile and aggressive way” towards retired midwife Celia Ward who then fell into the path of an oncoming car. A video shown to Peterborough Crown Court, Cambs, captured the moment Grey shouted at Mrs Ward to "get off the [expletive] pavement". Moments later Mrs Ward appears to wobble off the pavement into the carriageway at Huntingdon, Cambs, where she is struck by a VW Passat. Grey, of Huntingdon, Cambs, was convicted of manslaughter and will be sentenced on March 2. The court heard the two women passed each other in opposite directions on the pavement of the town's ring road pavement on October 20, 2020. The prosecution claimed Grey was