Ambulance crew helped save a woman trapped by flames in major incident
An ambulance crew whose quick thinking helped save a woman trapped by a ferocious fire in Clacton have been commended by bosses.
Bentley's new £350k Supersports is a woke-free zone as British luxury brand ditches electric plans
Bosses say it marks 'a return to Bentley making more extreme cars' providing 'scintillating' performance adding: 'The changes yield the highest power density of any Bentley engine.'
Hero husband sacrificed himself to save his wife when lorry veered in front of them on motorway, inquest hears
David Lalgee, 64, a popular church pastor from Tameside, acted heroically to sacrifice himself and save his wife, Jo, by swerving the car he was driving so that he took the brunt of the impact.
Inspector gadget Q has a licence to thrill: Quantum of Menace by Vaseem Khan, The Burning Grounds by Abir Mukherjee, The House on Buzzards Bay by Dwyer Murphy
Geoffrey Wansell reviews the best crime fiction
Strictly's Vicky Pattison shares devastating phone call with husband after feeling 'lost'
She says she felt lost in that moment and 'couldn't imagine living like that any longer'
UCL academic is reported to the police after 'accusing Jews of killing monk to use his blood to bake bread'
Dr Samar Maqusi, also accused Jews of controlling international finance during a lecture she delivered to Students for Justice in Palestine society at University College London (UCL).
Inside disgraced ex-Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales' toxic family split - after he was pelted with eggs by his eccentric UNCLE who called him a 'sleazebag' in attack at book launch
The dad-of-three, convicted of sexually assaulting Jenni Hermoso with his infamous August 2023 Women's World Cup kiss, had to be stopped by security after running at his assailant.
Cristiano Ronaldo set for World Cup BAN: Portugal star sees red for violent elbow on Ireland opponent in extraordinary meltdown - and now faces nervous wait over length of suspension
The sending off could also mean that he misses the first game of next summer's World Cup - almost certainly his last - in America, Canada and Mexico, should Portugal qualify.
Over half of users regain weight after stopping fat jabs - and pounds pile on in less than a YEAR
More than half of weight loss jab users regain at least some of the weight they have lost within a year of stopping the medication, new real-world analysis has shown.
Irish teacher quits job to become a personal trainer in Dubai - and claims to feel MUCH safer
A former teacher from Ireland has revealed how he quit his job to move to Dubai and become a personal trainer. Adrian McDonnell, from Galway, was inspired by fitness while travelling.
Lesser-known Dunelm online outlet store has huge reductions for savvy shoppers
The outlet store has big bargains but be quick because if you snooze, you lose
Demolition works underway as Lidl set to open in Brentwood in 2026
This will be the town's second large supermarket
Essex campsite where wallabies sleep near tents named in East of England's best
A campsite set on the fun-filled Hill Farm in Essex has been crowned as a top family campsite in the East of England.
Veterans visit First World War aerodrome to mark Remembrance Day
Two Braintree veterans visited Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome to mark Remembrance Day.
Essex campsite where wallabies sleep near tents named in East of England's best
A campsite set on the fun-filled Hill Farm in Essex has been crowned as a top family campsite in the East of England.
Elderly cyclist 'was not in control' moments before fatal collision, jury told
Christopher Murray, 33, was taking a set of pallets to Olivers Nurseries in Witham when he struck elderly cyclist Dennis Miller in Maldon Road.
Jack Osbourne reveals he was a last-minute replacement on I'm A Celeb as he details the strict rule he's given show bosses following his father Ozzy's death
Jack Osbourne might be one of the most recognisable faces in this year's I'm A Celeb line-up, but it turns out that he was a last-minute addition.
London left buffering as Hyperoptic backup link refuses to boot
Broadband provider says damaged fiber and dormant failover path knocked customers offline for nearly 24 hours
Updated UK broadband provider Hyperoptic learned the importance of testing backup systems this week after the service went dark for customers in London.…
Popular fiction that packs a bunch: ALL GOD'S CREATURES by Anthony Gardner, THE WOMAN FROM BOOK CLUB by Carrie Hughes, BLUFF by Francine Toon
Wendy Holden reviews the best popular fiction
MoD launch probe into 'fake' admiral at Remembrance Sunday event wearing suspicious rare medal
Jonathan Carley, 64, is now the subject of an MoD investigation after being accused of posing as a military serviceman at the Remembrance ceremony in Llandudno, North Wales on Sunday.