Fare evasion on the Tube hits highest for six years as Sir Sadiq Khan faces more criticism over 'Lawless London'
Transport for London (TfL) prosecuted 3,691 people on the Tube in 2024-25, which is the highest level for six years.
Boy charged after teenagers attacked with 'metal pole' in Colchester park
Luckily their injuries were not thought to be serious
School bullies called me 'whale' - so I lost HALF my bodyweight using a simple at-home method that cost nothing
A 16-stone law student who was branded a 'whale' by school bullies says she dropped from a size 18 to a tiny size six by using a simple at-home method.
Maldon fire that cast smoke across town 'believed to be deliberate'
It has closed a local road for hours
Amanda Holden left open-mouthed after being introduced to her doppelgänger live on Heart Radio
Amanda Holden was unable to contain her shock as she was introduced to her doppelgänger live on Heart Breakfast on Monday.
I'm looking after my grandson in the holidays but now he's bringing a friend. Should I charge? VICKY REYNAL replies
My grandson is 13 and I am happy to host him and look after him but now my daughter - concerned that he might be bored - has asked if his friend can also join him.
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The Labour morons are happy to damage Britain to support their half-baked virtues. Their treatment of Donald Trump tells us exactly why they can't be trusted
For once, I'm with Peter Mandelson. Our Man In Washington says Donald Trump should be welcomed with open arms when he makes his State visit because 'he really does love Britain'.
Zuckerberg Pledges Hundreds of Billions For AI Data Centers in Superintelligence Push
Mark Zuckerberg said on Monday that Meta would spend hundreds of billions of dollars to build several massive AI data centers for superintelligence, intensifying his pursuit of a technology that he has chased with a talent war for top AI engineers. From a report: The social media giant is among the large technology companies that have chased high-profile deals and doled out multi-million-dollar pay packages in recent months to fast-track work on machines that can outthink humans on most tasks.
Unveiling the spending commitment in a Threads post on Monday, CEO Zuckerberg touted the strength in the company's core advertising business to support the massive spending that has raised concerns among tech investors about potential payoffs. "We have the capital from our business to do this," Zuckerberg said. He also cited a report from a chip industry publication Semianalysis that said Meta is on track to be the first lab to bring online a 1-gigawatt-plus supercluster, which refers to a massive data center built to train advanced AI models.
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AWS previews Kiro IDE for developers who are over vibe coding
Delivers specs in the form of user stories
Amazon Web Services has created what it's calling an "agentic IDE" that it claims avoids the pitfalls of vibe coding.…
Plans for nine commercial buildings in Braintree receives over a dozen objections
PLANS for nine commercial buildings near a residential development in Braintree have received a number of objection comments from residents.
New defibrillator installed at industrial estate in Witham
A new defibrillator has been installed at Eastways Industrial Estate in Witham thanks to a donation from Acacia Business Services
In pictures: An estimated 20,000 attend the Tendring Show despite heatwave
The Happy Tailwaggers Dog Agility display team also wowed crowds as the four-legged friends and their humans tackled the jumps, tunnels and other obstacles.
Colchester charity boss says lottery grant has saved it from having to let staff go
A CHARITY boss says it was a “fantastic help” to be awarded vital grant money which will ensure it can offer a crucial service over the next two years.
New £1.3 million procedure room opens at Braintree Community Hospital
Braintree Community Hospital has opened its new £1.3 million procedure room, which nearly doubles its orthopaedic care capacity.
BBC Gardeners' World Audley End: Popular gardening fair with street food and live entertainment returning to Essex this summer
It is set to be a fun weekend out for everyone
Drop-shed gorgeous! Traditional pub, Irish bar and Wolverhampton Wanderers shrine with a HOT TUB are shortlisted for Britain's Pub Shed of the Year
The trio of DIY man caves have all been built in back garden sheds by proud beer-loving 'sheddies' across the UK.
Doctors thought I had a brain aneurysm - Ashley Roberts reveals how stress of life in the Pussycat Dolls caused her 'body to shut down'
Ashley, 43, told Mail columnist Bryony Gordon how being forced to give up dancing - and discovering breathwork - pulled her back from the brink of a mental breakdown.
Aussie's terrifying world record 'death dive' attempt from 42metre cliff goes horribly wrong leaving him with critical injuries
Footage showed the adrenaline junkie gearing himself up at the top of the rock ledge before he jumped off and performed an acrobatic twist in the air on the way down.
How excess belly fat can damage your hearing, eyesight and even your sense of taste... and the simple test to see if you're at risk
Having a pot belly is long-established as a warning sign that your diet and lifestyle might be endangering your health.
Are 'ready to eat' salads really good for you? Experts reveal the startling truth - and what you must do to avoid a nasty surprise
Bagged salad has become a staple in modern fridges. But are these ready-prepared leaves any good nutrition-wise - and what about the food poisoning risks? Here, experts offer their advice...