Environmental Assessment 'passed' by council for potential 200 homes in Burnham
This will confirm details such as storey heights, design, and materials which are not available as part of this outline application.
The 'hidden gem' lido 40 minutes from Essex that's been compared to Greece
It's been praised by families as a great day out
Grade II 17th century property in Essex countryside on market for £1.5million
Woolpits Farm, nestled on Little Waltham Road in Springfield, Chelmsford, sits within 1.1 acres of beautifully maintained grounds with captivating views.
Environmental Assessment 'passed' by council for potential 200 homes in Burnham
This will confirm details such as storey heights, design, and materials which are not available as part of this outline application.
Scientist finds earliest evidence the Shroud of Turin was NOT wrapped around Jesus' crucified body
A newly-uncovered document unravels the truth behind the mysterious Shroud of Turin, which still inspires Christian devotion today.
Moment idiot tourist is led away by Italian police after jumping into Rome's ancient Trevi Fountain
The smirking tourist, wearing a blue t-shirt and white shorts, leapt into the 263-year-old baroque fountain despite strict rules against entering the water, as hundreds of visitors watched on.
Frankie Bridge fights back tears as she admits to 'feeling like a burden' on her family - and shares fears that 'Wayne would be better off with someone else'
The singer, 36, admitted that when she has a 'dip' with her mental health, she sometimes fears that her husband Wayne and son Parker, 12, 'would be better off with someone else.'
Trans Met Police volunteer officer , 27, is guilty of sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl in public and raping woman he met online while posing as 16-year-old girl
Volunteer Metropolitan Police officer James Bubb, who now identifies as a woman named Gwyn Samuels, sexually assaulted the girl shortly before her 13th birthday.
Rachel Reeves warned hiking levies on landlords will 'hurt tenants' with increased rents and fewer homes amid fury at 'Baldrick' Chancellor's latest property tax raid
The Chancellor is reportedly considering a tax raid on landlords by imposing National Insurance on rental income as she looks to plug a £50billion spending hole.
Mysterious 3,000-year-old axe of extraterrestrial origin rewrites history of ancient civilizations
A mysterious axe, more than 3,000 years old, challenges what experts have long believed about an ancient civilization due to its possible extraterrestrial origins.
TOWIE star Tom Kilbey rushed to hospital in 'scariest experience' of his life
He has shared an update after his hospital stay
Google and Zed push protocol to pry AI agents out of VS Code's clutches
Because not every bot wants to live inside Microsoft's walled garden
Google and code editor company Zed Industries have introduced the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) as a standard way for AI agents to integrate with an IDE, with the idea that this will prevent developers getting locked into VS Code.…
Met Police staffer, 26, 'took pictures of dead car crash victims and airdropped them to colleague', court hears
Luke Pearce, 26, was working at the police car pound in Perivale, west London at the time of the alleged offences on 16 July last year.
The Thursday Murder Club viewers hail 'exceptional' film as 'a masterpiece' as it finally hits Netflix - and are already begging for sequels
The Netflix film, which is based on the novel by Richard Osman, stars Dame Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, Sir Ben Kinsley and Celia Imrie as 'geriatric sleuths.'
World-famous sports stars are flocking to OnlyFans - I've seen the staggering reason why they're joining a seedy site best known for porn, the shocking content they post... and why footballers are next
The athlete is discussing his hope to paddle a canoe for Team GB at the Olympics. But he's also chatting about the other way he spends his time - and left him wealthy and suspended from his sport.
Revealed: Girl, 17, stabbed to death by migrant in Netherlands was highly intelligent, middle-class student - as detectives admit they DON'T KNOW the identity of the suspect they have in custody
Known only by her first name Lisa, the 17-year-old had been enjoying a night out in Amsterdam with her friends when she decided to ride her electric bike home to the small village of Abcoude.
Jacob Rees-Mogg turns investigator to probe rumours that illegal migrants are being put up at Somerset country hotel
The former Brexit minister swapped his top hat for a deerstalker after setting out to investigate whether a secluded hotel in his local area was housing migrants.
New DVLA rule change affecting UK drivers set to kick in from September
Millions of drivers are going to be affected by the new rule from September
DWP lists 23 health conditions that could get you £362 a month
It's worth checking to see if you're eligible
Apple Warns UK Against Introducing Tougher Tech Regulation
Apple has warned that "EU-style rules" proposed by the UK competition watchdog "are bad for users and bad for developers." From a report: It says EU laws -- which have sought to make it easier for smaller firms to compete with big tech -- have resulted in some Apple features and enhancements being delayed for European users. It argues the UK risks similar hold-ups if the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) pushes ahead with plans designed to open up markets the regulator says is too dominated by Apple and Google.
[...] The CMA wants UK app makers to be able to use and exchange data with Apple's mobile technology -- something called "interoperability." Without it, app makers cannot create the full range of innovative products and services, it argues. Apple claims under EU interoperability rules it has received over 100 requests -- some from big tech rivals -- demanding access to sensitive user data, including sensitive information Apple itself cannot access. It argues the rules are effectively allowing other firms to demand its data and intellectual property for free.
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