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The site - previously labelled the worst illegal waste dump in Britain - contains more than 25,000 tonnes of rotting rubbish and sits just yards from primary schools and residential homes.

Declan Sealy, 45, got drunk at Chester Races and bit a bouncer on the thumb, a discliplinary hearing was told. He then assaulted two police officers after they sprayed him with tear gas.

Sophie Ward, 20, from London, died 'bleeding from her eyes' after medics misdiagnosed her with the flu and sent her home, despite her showing ten classic symptoms of the deadly infection.

Top bars and pubs in London shunned Margot's £40 Papa Salt Coastal Gin over fears of a 'fatal' reaction to shellfish because it uses oyster shells as a botanical.

There's a certain logic most people follow when renovating: yes it's costly now, but in the long run your house will be more attractive to buyers. Surprisingly, it often doesn't work out like that.

Air France passenger Ameera Jauniaux, from Canada, captured the moment a woman reacted aggressively by punching and shoving her seat in response to it being reclined.

Customers are invited to enjoy delicious food and great tunes for Red Nose Day.

Essex Police have confirmed four teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a three-storey building blaze in Saffron Walden.

Essex Police have confirmed four teenage boys have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a three-storey building blaze in Saffron Walden.

An inmate died after a drug-related incident at the prison

Up to 15 sites across the borough could be used to build 1,100 new homes

Experts warn it could trigger food shortages, grounded flights and panic-buying as countries risk running out of fuel and energy if key shipping routes remain shut.

As the row over his comments deepened, Reform leader Nigel Farage vowed to ban groups of Muslims from praying in public at historic British sites.

The Home Office confirmed Martin Hewitt would leave the post of border security commander after 18 months in the job.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Fan Xinquan, a retired electronics worker in Beijing, has recently started raising a "lobster," hoping that the AI agent he has been training can help organize his specialized industry knowledge better than chatbots like DeepSeek. "OpenClaw can actually help you accomplish many practical things," the 60-year-old said at a recent event hosted by AI startup Zhipu to teach people how to use and train the AI agent, which has gone viral in China, with its various local versions earning the "lobster" nickname. In the past month, OpenClaw, which can connect several hardware and software tools and learn from the data produced with much less human intervention than a chatbot, has captured the imaginations of many in China, from retirees looking for side income to AI firms hoping to generate new revenue streams. [...] Huang Rongsheng, chief architect at Baidu's smart device unit Xiaodu, said at an event on Tuesday that parent group chats for his daughter's primary school class have become overwhelmed by OpenClaw discussions. "My daughter came to me and asked: Dad, I see you raising a lobster every day," he said. "Can I have one too?" Bai Yiyun, another attendee at the Zhipu event, said she hopes to use the agent to start a side hustle during her retirement. "If DeepSeek marked a milestone for open-source large language models, then OpenClaw represents a similar turning point for open-source "agents," said Wei Sun, chief AI analyst at Counterpoint Research.

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Almost 1,000 residents have signed the petition for the new health centre at the 500-home development

While it might regularly find itself at the butt of many jokes thanks to its most famous fictional resident - Alan Partridge - Norwich managed to beat 72 other locations to win the top prize.

Sewing influencer Abida Jenkins (pictured), who is of Indian-Pakistani descent, lashed out after receiving an invite to join the organisation's inclusivity team from her boss Wayne Carter.

Pressure has mounted on the Vice President in recent days as Donald Trump's war with Iran spirals out of control.

Joanne Maxwell, 44, her son Liam Donlin, 25, and daughter Amie Clegg, 22, must serve minimum terms of 23 years, 26 years and 20 years respectively.