That old phone in the kitchen drawer could save an industry
Users have less cash to burn and less patience for AI in new models... now where to get the used stock
Secondhand phones sales are booming - relatively speaking - and the industry has rising inflation, AI bloat, and consumers' growing apathy toward overpriced new handsets to thank for it.…
'Pressure makes diamonds': Kai's journey from homelessness to independence
A young man who became homeless after caring for his terminally ill father has spoken about how he rebuilt his life with the support of Centrepoint
'Pressure makes diamonds': Kai's journey from homelessness to independence
A young man who became homeless after caring for his terminally ill father has spoken about how he rebuilt his life with the support of Centrepoint
Firefighters tackle bin lorry blaze with warning issued
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a bin lorry blaze with rubbish dumped onto the streets to fight the flames
Firefighters tackle bin lorry blaze with warning issued
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a bin lorry blaze with rubbish dumped onto the streets to fight the flames
Financial adviser who swindled millions from pensioners because he was 'bored of being poor' is found guilty
A crooked financial adviser who swindled millions from pensioners' life savings because he was 'bored of being poor' is facing jail. Raymond Simpson, 78, faces jail for an £11 million fraud.
Golders Green suspect 'tried to murder his friend hours before he stabbed two Jewish men in the street near synagogue and at bus stop'
Essa Suleiman, 45, a Somali-born British national, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Friday.
Experts reveal the subtle habits that could be stopping you getting a pay rise - and making you seem unprofessional at work
Is there anything more annoying than being overlooked for a promotion at work, when you know you're every bit as strong and capable as your colleagues?
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More than 20 animals removed from village home in welfare probe
More than 20 animals have been removed from an address in St Osyth due to welfare concerns by the RSPCA and Essex Police.
Woman jailed for stealing £116k from Boots stores including Essex as part of gang
A woman has been jailed after stealing more than £116,000 worth of goods from Boots stores across the UK, including Essex
More than 20 animals removed from village home in welfare probe
More than 20 animals have been removed from an address in St Osyth due to welfare concerns by the RSPCA and Essex Police.
Woman jailed for stealing £116k from Boots stores including Essex as part of gang
A woman has been jailed after stealing more than £116,000 worth of goods from Boots stores across the UK, including Essex
Princess Diana tapes to be heard for the first time: Audio about breakdown of her marriage to Prince Charles to be broadcast in new TV series
Diana: The Unheard Truth will span three episodes and is based on five hours of audio secretly recorded by Diana in 1991.
US dismisses proposals to 'review' Britain's Falklands claim following visit from King Charles
A leaked internal Pentagon email had suggested that the US was considering punishing the UK over its lack of support for the Iran war, by reassessing Britain's claim to the territory.
'Today, I plan to kill my sister': Messages of the woman, 70, who murdered her film director sibling then stole her diamond-encrusted Rolex as she is jailed for life
Nancy Pexton, 70, was told she will spend a minimum of 22 years in prison before being considered for parole over the violent murder of her sibling Jennifer Abbott Dauward.
Popular restaurant to close for more than a month
A steakhouse has closed for a major refurbishment that will keep it shut for more than a month
I felt invisible in my marriage for years. I finally found the courage to ask for divorce - then four days later discovered I was pregnant
The moment will be in the film reel that flashes before my eyes when I die: the afternoon of Christmas Eve 2020, the lockdown one.
Residents see RED as 59-ft tall scarlet warehouse is built overshadowing their homes - and can't even be used due to planning row
The huge warehouse can't be legally occupied until a landscaping dispute has been settled by council officers, leaving locals in Milton Keynes in 'limbo'.
Warnings of a fresh surge in youth unemployment as Green Party pledges to bring in a £15 per hour minimum wage for ALL ages
As part of a 'workers charter' from 'eco-socialist' leader Zack Polanski, the Left-wing Greens are promising to 'rebalance' the relationship between workers and employers.