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The change to eGates at Stansted will allow more children to use them, to speed up journeys for them and their families.

Terry Wall, 37, was serving a non-molestation order when he messaged the woman on WhatsApp in November.

MP James Cleverly has assessed Andy Burnham as Labour’s likely next Prime Minister, warning his tax policies could be “quite bad news for Essex”.

Ryanair has expanded its fleet for a packed summer adding new destinations and routes from Stansted Airport.

A surge in “revolting, disgusting” fly infestations has left north Essex residents unable to cook, open windows or sit in their gardens without being “swarmed”.

The world is watching Madison Square Garden with Swift and Kelce expected to finally tie the knot in the heart of Manhattan on Friday.

The bride's celebrity friends including Selena Gomez , Gigi Hadid and the latter's boyfriend Bradley Cooper have been seen heading towards couple's functions.

Planning permission has been granted for footpaths, signs, and rumble strips to be built across roads in Hutton Mount

Workers who use OG crowdsourcing platform say AWS is closing accounts

Katia Aveiro claimed Portugal fans can 'say goodbye' to the 41-year-old star and the tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico would be his 'last dance'

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Researchers who tracked more than 90,000 people over a decade found that sitting or lying down while awake for more than 30 minutes in one period each day was associated with an increased risk of cancer death. The risk increases for every additional hour of continuous inactivity, the findings suggest. However, the researchers also found breaking up periods of sedentary behavior longer than 30 minutes with bursts of physical activity could help reduce the risk. Getting up every half-hour, even for a short walk around the office, could do wonders for your health, they said. [...] The findings, published in Plos Medicine, focused on the health effects of prolonged sedentary behavior on a daily basis. [...] The team analyzed data from wearable devices worn by more than 91,000 UK Biobank participants, who were followed for an average of 12 years. The findings suggest prolonged inactivity lasting more than 30 minutes was associated with cancer risks. Each additional hour of prolonged inactivity every day was associated with a 10% increase in risk of cancer death. However, replacing long spells of inactivity with movement appeared to reduce that risk. Substituting one hour of sedentary behavior each day with light physical activity, such as ironing or washing up, was associated with a 12% lower risk of cancer death. Replacing 30 minutes of inactivity each day with 30 minutes of moderate physical activity, such as walking at an average pace, was associated with an 8% lower risk. The risk was 22% lower when five minutes of inactivity was replaced with five minutes of vigorous physical activity each day, the study suggested. There were limitations to the research, including the fact that the researchers performed a statistical analysis of an observational study, so could not prove causation.

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Charities have called for urgent action to make sure 'no patient is left confused, delayed or caught in the middle' as they accused the doctors' union of putting men at risk of harm to fill its members pockets.

The former Tory PM said new political leadership offered an opportunity to revisit the issue after the current government took the 'deeply disappointing' decision not to press ahead with a major rollout.

Sarah Pochin told MPs: 'My own mother was pressurised into giving up a baby for adoption, and this was handled by the church. I only found out after her death.'

As a child, Jessica would go back to her family's smart home for supper with her father Jim, a successful property developer, mother Jennifer, and her sister Maryon.

Dozens of firefighters have been called to battle a blaze at a Jaguar Land Rover service centre in north London.

Madonna has staged multiple successful comebacks throughout the course of her four-decade career, and it looks like she's about to do it once again at age 67.

Chefs at SW19 say demand for Japanese-style dishes has become so intense that a dedicated team of sushi specialists now works on site from the early hours.

The superstar couple, both 36, are set to officially tie the knot at Madison Square Garden in NYC on July 3, with more than 1000 guests in attendance.

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