How working as a high-flying female executive in TV turned ME into a monster quick to sabotage other women: As a female BBC star is accused of bullying, a brutal confession from SAMANTHA BRICK
Closing the glass door of my office, I told my assistant to sit down. She had just made a mess of my weekend away and I was about to let her have it with both barrels.
The giant illegal waste tip in Essex that catches fire every time temperatures rise... spewing foul-smelling smoke that locals blame for their sky-high cancer rates. And it's just one of 117 across England...
'You wake up to the taste of rubbish in your mouth,' says 60-year-old Michelle Joyce. 'And the smoke is thick across the main road. I'm amazed there hasn't been an accident, but that'll be the next thing.'
This is what I did on a toxic middle-class school mums' camping trip to Cornwall that got me banned from the friendship group - and why I don't regret it
Once you hit your 50s, you find friendship groups dwindling. School-gate cliques diminish as children get older while university pals either cement their place as BFFs or lose touch.
From opening the door to Jeremy Corbyn, to his stance on Syria and Net Zero, Ed Miliband's political record has been marked by abject failure. If Burnham makes him Chancellor, he will sink his own government: STEPHEN POLLARD
Critics point to Miliband's Net Zero fanaticism as reason enough to keep him away from No 11. But that misses the bigger picture.
Shabana Mahmood is being cowed into a lunatic new asylum policy by Burnham - and this is why it could help revive Reform's fortunes: STEPHEN GLOVER
More than any Labour Cabinet minister in living memory, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood understands the dangers of uncontrolled immigration.
Davinia Taylor launches into furious rant at 'horrible and inhuman' staff and declares 'I hope their mothers are embarrassed' as she claims they denied her entry to the train despite arriving three minutes early
The actress, 48, has shared a furious social media rant where she blasted workers at London Euston for 'sniggering' at her after stating she was too late to board her train to Birmingham.
Kelvedon and Feering scouts to climb Snowdon after £500 donation
Scouts in Kelvedon and Feering will climb Snowdon thanks to a £500 donation from Chelmsford housebuilder Barratt and David Wilson Homes.
Illegal use of 'Reta' weight-loss drug is a 'huge, unregulated human experiment', warn doctors - as jab is linked to liver damage
Retatrutide, known as 'Reta', is an appetite-suppressing medication like Mounjaro and Ozempic. But it is still undergoing clinical trials, meaning it has not been greenlit by health officials.
Cristiano Ronaldo's fiancée Georgina Rodriguez shows off her bombshell curves in a black bikini as she hits the beach with friends in Miami during the World Cup
Georgina Rodriguez enjoyed the perks of being a World Cup WAG as she hit the beach in Miami on Sunday.
POLL OF THE DAY: Will Britain go in a 'new direction' under Andy Burnham, as he promises?
Prospective prime minister Andy Burnham has promised to give the UK a 'new direction', vowing to end 'politics as usual' and rescue a country which is 'stuck in a rut'.
BT and Verizon spin off international networking arms into $4B joint venture
Enterprise networking gets another consolidation play as firms pool their overseas operations
David and Victoria Beckham risk the wrath of their Cotswolds neighbours as they submit 44th planning application in 10 years after being accused of 'bringing suburbia to the countryside'
David and Victoria Beckham are risking the wrath of their neighbours at their Cotswolds estate by submitting their 44th planning application in a decade.
Catch me if you can! Inside NASA's daring plan to save a space telescope from plunging back to Earth
NASA is preparing to launch a daring mission to save a precious space telescope from plunging back to Earth.
Cruise ship evacuated in France after fire breaks out
The fire began at around 3.30am in the galley of the MS Boticelli, which was sailing on the Seine River between Paris and Normandy.
The great parenting divide: Sons and daughters ARE treated differently by their parents, study reveals
Parents may insist that they treat all their children equally, but a new study suggests that sons and daughters are raised in strikingly different ways.
Now scientists are trying to make the sausage roll healthier!
It is the latest treat to fall foul with the health police. And now Scots scientists are trying to create a less artery bursting version of sausage roll without compromising its flavour or texture.
Nissan says Oracle PeopleSoft break-in may have spilled payroll records, SSNs
Carmaker points finger at an 'unknown' flaw as customer fallout continues
'If you were here today you would have been so proud': Dame Deborah James's family shares touching tribute to late cancer campaigner four years after her death
After being diagnosed with bowel cancer, Dame Deborah became an online sensation, thanks to her social media content which showed her living with 'rebellious hope'.
Crufts winner is banned from owning dogs for ten years after 77 pets were found starving and seriously unwell - with some having to be put down
Lynda Cooper, whose gun dog won six awards at the world's largest dog show in 2016, admitted to 11 welfare offences at Cardiff Crown Court.
Major Chelmsford housing plan for 3,500 homes set to be agreed
The application is set to make up more than half of the total planned across three zones of the Chelmsford Garden Community