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King Charles has spent the past year trying to persuade his disgraced brother Prince Andrew to move out of Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park

Enough is enough now, the people of Epping do not deserve violence on their streets

Prime Minister François Bayrou is cracking down on those who pull a sickie in an attempt to 'reconcile the French with work', and save the country from bankruptcy.

For decades, the responsibility of taking a birth control pill has been placed firmly on the shoulders of women. But an experimental pill for men has just passed its first safety test in humans.

Science friction at the far end of time for SpaceX and astronomy

Opinion  Elon Musk's Starlink flying circus is many things. It's a multi-thousand satellite global internet provider, growing by hundreds of new orbiting relays a month. It's part of intricate geopolitical power games between the Pentagon, the US government, Ukraine, and Musk himself.…

The site is being sold, meaning the business will close for good

TARA ANSON-WALSH IN GENEVA: England are marching into their third consecutive major tournament final and this time they have Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly to thank.

Sarina Wiegman is in line to receive an honorary damehood if England retain the women's European Championship , according to a report.

The Chelsea star is enjoying some precious time off after scoring two goals in the final of the Club World Cup, which the Blues won 3-0 against PSG.

Brooklyn Bone, three, was probably exposed to giant hogweed while picking flowers on the way to childcare in Newcastle upon Tyne.

A SINGER and former Essex resident has paid tribute to rock legend, Ozzy Osbourne after his death.

What has a life of crime-writing taught some of Britain's bestselling authors about how to keep safe - at home and away?

Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds has paid tribute to former Wrexham defender Joey Jones following his death at the age of 70.

The man, believed to be from Morocco, was spotted by the crew of a passing sailboat around 12 miles off the coast of Malaga, Spain on Saturday.

A range of Essex celebrities paid tribute to the rock legend who tragically passed away yesterday (July 22)

Organic waste to be pumped out of sight as part of 4.9M-tonne CO2 removal deal

Microsoft has signed a contract with a company that will pump shit underground for it in exchange for carbon credits.…

For the first time ever, a CCTV camera in Myanmar captured real-time footage of a supershear strike-slip earthquake moving at 3.7 miles per second. According to seismologists at Japan's Kyoto University, the analysis has "led to new findings based on real-time visual evidence of tectonic motion," reports Popular Science. From the report: The magnitude 7.7 event took place on March 28 along the Sagaing Fault with an epicenter near Myanmar's second-largest city, Mandalay. Although the initial rupture process lasted barely 80 seconds, it and numerous aftershocks were ultimately responsible for 5,456 confirmed deaths and over 11,000 injuries. Later evaluations indicated the quake was the second deadliest in modern history, as well as the most powerful to hit Myanmar in over a century. According to a separate group's paper published in the same journal, the southern portion of the rupture occurred at an astonishing 3.7 miles per second -- fast enough to qualify as "supershear velocity." Amid the catastrophe, an outdoor CCTV camera about 74.5 miles south of the epicenter recorded a visceral illustration of its power. Over just a few moments, what at first looks like a single chunk of the ground appears to suddenly divide and horizontally shift past one another in opposite directions. Completely by accident, the camera recorded a direct look of a strike-slip fault, something previously analyzed by remote seismic instruments. To researchers at Kyoto University, the clip wasn't just a jaw-dropping scene -- it was an opportunity to study a strike-slip fault using visual data. You can watch the footage on YouTube.

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A quiet meeting inside a Florida prison could reignite the most explosive case in recent memory. Ghislaine Maxwell's long silence may be shifting, just as pressure mounts in Washington.

Stephen Mooney, 53, was yesterday sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his 43-year-old wife Anna Mooney at Central Criminal Court in London.

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