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The council has responded to concerns from campaigners

The eye-watering 250 percent increase on the original estimate, they claim, is not just unjustified - it's unexplained and unaccountable.

Drivers were warned to avoid the area where possible

It's always a pain to get off the plane and have to wait ages at the carousel for your luggage to arrive. But now a travel expert has revealed a way to get your bag to arrive first - and it doesn't cost a penny.

The future of a building in Brentwood which is currently the home for an adult community education centre is still under discussion - following a decision to move lessons to other sites. Bishops Hill Adult Education Centre could be used for office space when adult community learning moves out at the end of July, the deputy leader of Essex County Council Councillor Louise McKinlay has said.

To avoid getting a HR complaint, MailOnline have put together a list of UK summer office Do's and Don'ts with help from our etiquette and fashion experts.

Mysterious ‘Alloy 30’ gets smaller when heated, which could help stabilize super-sensitive space telescopes

NASA is exploring the properties of a metal alloy that shrinks as it is heated, as boffins in its Astrophysics Division think it may be needed if the planned Habitable Worlds Observatory (HWO) is to succeed.…

A charity, Missing Pets, has been looking after the dog - as police continue to investigate the tragedy that happened in Perth, Scotland.

Novak Djokovic has credited a doctor's 'miracle pills' for helping him to battle through an illness during his first round match at Wimbledon on Tuesday night.

The UK government is preparing new legislation to address undersea cable sabotage as current laws are proving inadequate for modern threats. Ministry of Defence parliamentary under-secretary Luke Pollard told lawmakers yesterday that the Submarine Telegraph Act of 1885, which imposes 1,000 pound ($1,370) fines, "does seem somewhat out of step with the modern-day risk." The government's Strategic Defence Review proposes a new defence readiness bill to cover state-sponsored cybercrime and subsea cable attacks. Chris Bryant, minister of state for data protection and telecoms, said fines could be increased to 5,000 pound ($6,850) through secondary legislation but "that just doesn't seem to meet the needs of the situation." Recent incidents include Sweden's deployment of forces to the Baltic Sea following suspected Russian attacks on underwater data cables in January. The China Strategic Risks Institute found that eight of ten identified vessels in 12 sabotage incidents between January 2021 and April 2025 were linked to China or Russia through registration or ownership.

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In a full circle moment, the pair had not been seen in public together since last July's outing at the tennis tournament - when fans noted the rocker appeared 'snappy and irritated' .

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Jamie has now resolved the issue

A Spanish airport descended into chaos today as hundreds of passengers waited in hour-long queues amid staff shortages at passport control.

Melinda French Gates is opening up about the emotional journey of ending her 27-year marriage to one of the world's most recognizable billionaires.

NASA science might be cut, but cash can be found to move a 'space vehicle' from museum to museum

Lurking in the text contained within the One Big Beautiful Bill, which was passed by the US Senate yesterday, is an $85 million allocation for shifting a "space vehicle" to a new location, widely interpreted as a move of the retired Space Shuttle Discovery orbiter from Virginia to Houston.…

Kamran Aman, who was 38, died following a horrific stabbing in Barry shortly before midnight on Monday. Two teenage boys, aged 16 and 17, have been arrested

Here, Mail Sport takes a look at the partners poised to do battle at this summer's tournament and a few others who are lucky their biggest fan will be watching from the stands.

Energy watchdog Ofgem has launched an investigation after a new report found the fire, which broke out on March 20 in Hayes, west London, was due to a preventable technical fault.

The American actor was best known from Star Trek: Enterprise, the 2000s TV iteration of the long-running sci-fi series that ran for four seasons.