Jeremy Clarkson defends Essex-based megastar over hosepipe ban controversy
Jeremy Clarkson has defended global megastar Rod Stewart over questions raised about his green lawns at his Essex home despite a hosepipe ban.
Jeremy Clarkson defends Essex-based megastar over hosepipe ban controversy
Jeremy Clarkson has defended global megastar Rod Stewart over questions raised about his green lawns at his Essex home despite a hosepipe ban.
Council leader denies claims housing centre is being used by asylum seekers
The leader of the council said that these claims are "false"
Beatles biopic filming hints at tensions within the band as 'John Lennon strangles Ringo Starr' and Paul Mescal looks unrecognisable as he gets into a heated row as Macca
The actors playing the Beatles hinted at the simmering tensions that took place in the band as they filmed scenes for the biopics due for release next year.
Lily Allen makes rare comments about boyfriend Jonah Freud and dating after divorce as she confesses 'I need a lot of validation in a relationship'
Lily Allen has spoken about her relationship with Jonah Freud, confessing she can be 'high maintence' with boyfriends.
Massive 'foamberg' kills hundreds of fish as water used to extinguish industrial blaze pollutes nearby river
Rotting fish were found in the previously 'flourishing' River Tame after a huge 13ft wall of foam blamed on chemicals caused by a fire at a cleaning products factory near Oldham, Greater Manchester.
GitHub blames 8-hour outage on autoscaling fail and VS Code retry storm
Load balancers buckled after a monitoring blind spot allowed traffic to spiral
Boy, 15 and 2 men from Basildon accused of attempted murder are named
A total for four people from Essex were charged in connection with the incident
British festivalgoers are being forced to wear face masks after the record dry summer sparks 'apocalyptic' plumes of dust
Festivals across the country have seen huge clouds of dust kicked up by crowds - with attendees complaining of itchy throats, sore eyes and difficulty breathing.
Frail pensioner, 83, stabbed nephew to death and set fire to home over £20,000 inheritance row, court hears
Alan Wotton, who has a heart condition and wears a hearing aid, stabbed Andrew Avery 11 times in Gosport, Hampshire, following a dispute about inheritance money, jurors were told.
Shocking before and after pictures show impact of drought on Essex reservoir
Striking before-and-after photographs have revealed the dramatic impact of the dry weather on Hanningfield Reservoir.
Shocking before and after pictures show impact of drought on Essex reservoir
Striking before-and-after photographs have revealed the dramatic impact of the dry weather on Hanningfield Reservoir.
Emma Barnett reveals she has had a hysterectomy after suffering from endometriosis as she returns to presenting Radio 4's Today programme following weeks off air
The presenter said she was taken to hospital shortly after she finished filming her documentary, Fighting Endometriosis, for BBC Two.
Ron DeSantis threatens his own official with the death penalty over heinous child sex charge
One of Ron DeSantis's closest political allies, has been arrested on charges related to the alleged molestation of a child relative.
Pinewood Technologies agrees £545m takeover by US private equity firm
Pinewood Technologies has become the latest London-listed firm to be snapped up by private equity, after agreeing to a takeover by US-based Ridgeview Partners.
The turbulent lives of the Jackson kids and their varied fates as rift threatens to tear them apart - after Paris opened up about her troubled past
Paris and her siblings have also been in the limelight this year with the release of Michael, the tale of their late father and the first biographical film to reach $1 billion.
Trainline shares plunge as competition watchdog launches investigation over pricing
The watchdog's Trainline investigation will focus on whether all mandatory fees were displayed upfront to travellers buying train and coach tickets in advance, on its app and website.
Britons less likely to agree to a prenup than couples in France and Spain
Prenups can give couples more certainty over what happens to assets such as property in the event of a divorce - but they are not legally binding in Britain.
Bin changes for Essex area to make collections 'easier'
The change will come into effect soon
POLL OF THE DAY: Will Andy Burnham end rough sleeping by Christmas, as he's pledged?
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised that everyone bedding down in a doorway or outside a station would be offered a route out of the cold by Christmas.