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A forensic psychologist traces Harold Shipman's journey from charming Princess Anne in prison to his 'arrogant' courtroom downfall.

This is an 'undoubtedly difficult' time for her family

He would've been sacked had he not already quit the force

The Duchess of Edinburgh was impeccably dressed for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, opting for a cosy jumper paired with a tiered maxi skirt from Lexy London.

It's no secret that marrying into the Royal Family can be a difficult adjustment for many brides and grooms alike.

Pui Man is a bridal designer from Essex and its the county's home for a local winner

Nadeen Ayoub, 27, will be the competition's first Miss Palestine - a title she gained in 2022 and has promised to carry 'the voice of a people who refuse to be silenced' into the contest.

The deadline is fast approaching

India Dispatch: The strongest case for India is not merely that it is young, but that it still has time, and it may be the only continental-scale economy that still has it in abundance. India won't cross the demographic threshold for an "old" country -- a median age of 41 -- until the late 2050s, while China reaches that point now. India requires 10.4% sustained GDP growth over 35 years to become rich before aging, compared to China's needed 32% annual growth rate. India's working-age population will increase from 67.5% in 2021 to 69.2% by 2031, with the median age remaining at 34.5 in 2036. The report adds: China's compressed dilemma mirrors what is gripping the developed world, where Europe's share of population over 65 is on track to hit 30% by 2050, up from 8% in 1950. Raising retirement ages -- what economists describe as the closest thing to a silver bullet -- faces older voting blocs, who now make up roughly 40% of those who turn up at the polls in European elections. In the U.S., what J.P. Morgan analysts term a "Social Security cliff" looms by 2033, when the system's trust funds are projected to be exhausted, and hopes that productivity miracles (powered by, hopefully AI) will quietly square this circle look optimistic, leaving much of the rich world and North Asia out of time.

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Produces advice in a single day instead of two weeks – without job losses

The Australian arm of consultancy firm KPMG wrote a 100-page prompt to create an agentic system that prepares tax advice far faster than humans.…

The decision followed a months-long investigation into a video - recorded by a female student who identifies as male - that captured the boys expressing discomfort over the 'girl' being there.

A recent photo of Elle Macpherson has confirmed a long-standing rumour about the model's hair.

A MAN has launched a luxury gym near Braintree after starting the business from his home five years ago.

A website has been launched to support a major reorganisation of councils in Greater Essex.

The school says its current buildings are 'no longer fit for purpose' and 'increasingly difficult to maintain'

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem revealed the project was a specific request from President Donald Trump.

Lawmakers in Congress expect to begin receiving Department of Justice files on Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case this week.

Meghan Markle is sending a clear message in the trailer to her new Netflix series. Can you spot it?

The couple have faced their share of family drama thanks to a brewing feud with Brooklyn's parents David and Victoria, with the tensions seeming to offer inspiration for the actress' new part.

Days after his election, the Pope announced he would live in the luxurious Papal apartments in Rome's Apostolic Palace, unlike his predecessor Pope Francis.