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Police are looking to identify five people in connection to the incident

The Conservatives say the process is simply a form of rationing and accuse the Government of 'massaging' the numbers to keep hospital waiting lists artificially low.

An illegal events promotion company is said to have offered a 'comprehensive' service worth thousands of euros for wealthy clients.

A crash which happened on Deanery Hill in Braintree has forced it shut in both directions.

Bun is fast as a toolkit but can leak memory in production, causing slowdowns and crashes

A new version of the Bun JavaScript runtime and toolkit is out with enhanced testing support and improved memory management. The latter is a critical issue to devs and follows complaints of memory leaks causing problems in production.…

No animals were harmed during the incident but there was 'extensive damage' to the building, according to the RSPCA

A teacher accused of sexually abusing and murdering a baby told a colleague he had 'dark thoughts' of 'drowning or suffocating' the infant, a court heard.

A woman who monitored indoor air pollution levels after using a wood-burner has revealed the concerning results.

The UK Youth Poll also exposed a massive drop in the number of young people who expect to be better off than their parents, down from 63 per cent to just 36 per cent in a year.

A firm handshake will be a thing of the past as a quarter of Gen Zs say social anxiety means they cannot greet strangers in the traditional way, new research into the generation has revealed.

Four men who stole almost £9million in a VAT fraud and spent it on gold bullion, diamonds and cars have been jailed for a total of 22 years.

Experts suggest the real reason for Mr Cook's 'surprise' departure might be the underwhelming launch of Apple's AI system, Apple Intelligence.

Seven of the arrests took place in the last 48 hours and are said to have been part of a 'proactive investigation' into an alleged plot against a venue 'related to the Jewish community'.

The actress, 54, was first diagnosed with the condition in 2021, and in recent months she shared she's become largely bed-bound.

The hunt for two men wanted in connection with a stabbing on the Greenstead estate in Colchester is still ongoing with no arrests yet made.

The hunt for two men wanted in connection with a stabbing on the Greenstead estate in Colchester is still ongoing with no arrests yet made.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Denver7: Maryland is poised to become the first state in the country to ban "surveillance pricing." The practice refers to companies using a shopper's personal data, such as browsing history, location, or purchasing behavior, to tailor prices to individual customers. The Protection From Predatory Pricing Act, passed this month and sent to the governor for a signature, would prohibit food retailers and third-party delivery services from using the practice. Violations would be treated as deceptive trade practices under state law, with potential fines and lawsuits. While Consumer Reports called the move "encouraging," it warned that the final version contains "loopholes" that don't fully protect consumers. Some of the exemptions noted in the report include "applying the ban only to the use of personal data to set higher prices without establishing a baseline or standard price; exempting pricing tied to loyalty or membership programs, even if prices are higher; and exempting pricing linked to subscriptions or subscription-based services."

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Fans were delighted to discover Stanley Tucci's Devil Wears Prada love story after the US premiere of the movie's sequel on Monday night.

One of Britain's oldest surviving Normandy veterans who kept his mind sharp by reading the Daily Mail every day has died 'in comfort with a smile on his face' aged 106.