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From these experiences, a series of short of NHS films will be created which aim to educate and empower individuals and to inspire more inclusive employment.

Essex was able to see first-hand some of the work done to try and protect the UK from illegal drugs

Here are the three highest‑rated hotels in Essex that combine comfort, charm, and pet‑friendly hospitality.

Dear Bel, I'm being bullied at work by someone senior to me and it's making me so unhappy. The job I loved has become something I dread each day and it's getting worse...

The hairdresser from Wiltshire said he tried every 'fad diet' under the sun, including drinking one protein shake a day and downing fat loss capsules - but nothing worked.

For seven years Sam Crook gave the mole on his back very little thought. The freckle, no bigger than his little finger nail, was on his right shoulder blade.

My mother Betty is 96 years old, lives on her own, is as sharp as ever, belly-laughs with friends and never forgets a birthday. Family and neighbours love being around her.

The Daily Mail spoke to two women who dreamt of a better life in Italy. Their views on €1 houses in the country could not be more different.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, 61, has quashed Westminster rumours that his relentless schedule is taking a toll on his health. 

US President Donald Trump originally did not say where the submarines were deployed but tensions notched up another level as he admitted they were getting closer to Russia.

Trump tariff mayhem has not gone away. It will be years before the full impact of a fragmented trading system is known.

Martyn Latchman, 38, passed away earlier this week following the procedure and authorities in Turkey have opened an investigation into 'reckless homicide'.

Available exclusively as a long-wheel base model, the car - mine was in a sparkling Geneva Silver - has passenger comfort firmly in mind.

Community content site aims to profit from real conversation

Reddit has found that trafficking in human-authored content pays well in the AI era.…

A Rutgers-led study using advanced computational modeling reveals that expanding solar power by just 15% could reduce U.S. carbon emissions by over 8.5 million metric tons annually, with the greatest benefits concentrated in specific regions like California, Texas, and the Southwest. The study has been published in Science Advances. From the report: The study quantified both immediate and delayed emissions reductions resulting from added solar generation. For example, the researchers found that in California, a 15% increase in solar power at noon was associated with a reduction of 147.18 metric tons of CO2 in the region in the first hour and 16.08 metric tons eight hours later. The researchers said their methods provide a more nuanced understanding of system-level impacts from solar expansion than previous studies, pinpointing where the benefits of increased solar energy adoption could best be realized. In some areas, such as California, Florida, the mid-Atlantic, the Midwest, Texas and the Southwest, small increases in solar were estimated to deliver large CO2 reductions, while in others, such as New England, the central U.S., and Tennessee, impacts were found to be minimal -- even at much larger increases in solar generation. In addition, the researchers said their study demonstrates the significant spillover effects solar adoption has on neighboring regions, highlighting the value of coordinated clean energy efforts. For example, a 15% increase in solar capacity in California was associated with a reduction of 913 and 1,942 metric tons of CO2 emissions per day in the northwest and southwest regions, respectively. "It was rewarding to see how advanced computational modeling can uncover not just the immediate, but also the delayed and far-reaching spillover effects of solar energy adoption," said the lead author Arpita Biswas, an assistant professor with the Department of Computer Science at the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences. "From a computer science perspective, this study demonstrates the power of harnessing large-scale, high-resolution energy data to generate actionable insights. For policymakers and investors, it offers a roadmap for targeting solar investments where emissions reductions are most impactful and where solar energy infrastructure can yield the highest returns."

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The couple met when Graham worked as a security guard for Myleene's pop group Hear'Say, marrying in 2011 and divorcing two years later.

Anne Hathaway returns as Andrea Sachs and Meryl Streep as the ever-iconic Miranda Priestly, alongside Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci.

Seasoned female solo traveller, Camille Esteve, has revealed six ways to dine, sleep, shop and travel around the world's richest country without breaking the bank.

The Irish presenter, 39, and former Made in Chelsea star hubby, 36, were all smiles as they got cosy under a sun umbrella on the beach.

It's not uncommon for passengers to be offered items to help boost their comfort on medium or long-haul flights. But a travel expert has warned holidaymakers to avoid one common plane freebie