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Police want to speak to this man in connection to the incident

On July 14, officers were called to reports of a three-vehicle collision in Burham Road, Rettendon at 11.30pm

Lauren Londors and Jordan Walsh, both 28, were left scratching their heads after being alerted to the fugitive farmyard animal by neighbours

Smaller vendors offering alternatives cash in concerns

Analysis  Recent research suggests customers are concerned about the uptime reliability of hyperscalers' PostgreSQL instances, giving smaller alternative vendors an opening to fill the gap.…

Abigail Alexander, from Colorado, US, was just 18 when she and a British friend were caught up in the blast while riding a motorcycle together in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

The alert was issued by food safety chiefs last night after it emerged that some packs had been mispacked and contain undeclared allergens.

Footage of the force helping the counter-demonstrators from a nearby station to the Bell Hotel has emerged after Essex Police initially denied offering help.

Fight back against Redmond's productivity sinks

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Ibiza Rocks announced on Monday that it was cancelling planned events following the recent deaths of two British men on its premises.

The 16-year-old alleged victim told police on Monday that she had been groped twice without her consent while in the sea near the Ialysos seafront, in Greece.

American mother Molly, originally from Texas, US, moved to Birmingham, UK. She identified three things about British schooling that she finds 'wild' as an American.

IAN HERBERT AT STADE DE GENEVE: After another 90 minutes in which England had been leaden, predictable and, quite frankly, a crushing disappointment, Arsenal's 19-year-old star arrived.

My dishwasher is linked up to the internet, and I allowed it to automatically reorder Finish dishwasher tablets when I was down to my last 10.

Conspiracy theorists drastically overestimate how many people share their beliefs, according to a study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. Researchers conducted eight studies involving over 4,000 US adults and found that while participants believed conspiracy claims just 12% of the time, believers thought they were in the majority 93% of the time. The study examined beliefs about claims such as the Apollo Moon landings being faked and Princess Diana's death not being an accident. In one example, 8% of participants believed the Sandy Hook shooting was a false flag operation, but that group estimated 61% of people agreed with them. "It might be one of the biggest false consensus effects that's been observed," said co-author Gordon Pennycook, a psychologist at Cornell University. The findings suggest overconfidence serves as a primary driver of conspiracy beliefs.

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It would bring hundreds of new homes, two children's play areas and a new bus route

Several sources claiming to be close to the Princess Royal , 74, told The Times that the British King's sister would like to see her nephew do more 'bread-and-butter' royal engagements.

Steve was brought back by paramedics and at the hospital was put into a coma twice

The protest began peacefully but escalated to the point of disorder and criminal damage, police say

The sandy beach is so secluded it doesn't even show up on satellite navigation

Already reeling from staff cuts, the health agency is choking on slop

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