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Five people have been killed on the road between Chelmsford and Harlow in the last year

Known as Sol Pelicanos Ocas, the hotel was the staple filming location during the ITV show's 10 year duration.

In a TikTok video Lucille, who is from Paris but lives in London, talks about the differences in fashion between the two countries.

Air stewardess Henny Lim shared a video on social media platform TikTok explaining why flight attendants sit with their hands tucked under their legs for take off and landing.

Sarah was one of a vanishing breed - a virgin bride - having made the decision early on that she wanted to save herself for her husband. But she was unaware she had THIS congenital anomaly.

Baldoni has been locked in a bitter legal war with Lively and Reynolds since December 2024 after the actress accused him of sexual harassment on set of their film It Ends With Us.

Anna Wintour (main and inset with Radhika Jones), the artistic director at Condé Nast and editor-in-chief of Vogue, stunned staff members during a meeting on Thursday.

The popular tourist attraction has been closed after the latest vandalism attack

Retiring early meant I got valuable quality time with my husband before he died three weeks ago. But to anyone wrestling with the decision as we did, let our story be a warning.

At Holland Haven Country Park, photographer Mike O’Hanon captured an image of a rare male Ring Ouzel.

At Holland Haven Country Park, photographer Mike O’Hanon captured an image of a rare male Ring Ouzel.

The chief executive of Braintree District Council is being paid almost £200,000 a year, an annual “rich list” report has found.

A day of Easter fun at Prested Hall, Feering, is inspired by and raising funds for a ten-year-old boy with cancer.

Upcoming closures from April 4 to 6 on the M25, Dartford Crossing and A12 may affect some drivers across Essex this weekend.

It is set to be one of the cutest and most educational things to do over the school holidays

Upcoming closures from April 4 to 6 on the M25, Dartford Crossing and A12 may affect some drivers across Essex this weekend.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: [...] The study, led by researchers at Brown University, found that the wealthiest Americans lived shorter lives than the wealthiest Europeans. In fact, wealthy Northern and Western Europeans had death rates 35 percent lower than the wealthiest Americans, whose lifespans were more like the poorest in Northern and Western Europe -- which includes countries such as France, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. "The findings are a stark reminder that even the wealthiest Americans are not shielded from the systemic issues in the US contributing to lower life expectancy, such as economic inequality or risk factors like stress, diet or environmental hazards," lead study author Irene Papanicolas, a professor of health services, policy and practice at Brown, said in a news release. The study looked at health and wealth data of more than 73,000 adults across the US and Europe who were 50 to 85 years old in 2010. There were more than 19,000 from the US, nearly 27,000 from Northern and Western Europe, nearly 19,000 from Eastern Europe, and nearly 9,000 from Southern Europe. For each region, participants were divided into wealth quartiles, with the first being the poorest and the fourth being the richest. The researchers then followed participants until 2022, tracking deaths. The US had the largest gap in survival between the poorest and wealthiest quartiles compared to European countries. America's poorest quartile also had the lowest survival rate of all groups, including the poorest quartiles in all three European regions. While less access to health care and weaker social structures can explain the gap between the wealthy and poor in the US, it doesn't explain the differences between the wealthy in the US and the wealthy in Europe, the researchers note. There may be other systemic factors at play that make Americans uniquely short-lived, such as diet, environment, behaviors, and cultural and social differences. "If we want to improve health in the US, we need to better understand the underlying factors that contribute to these differences -- particularly amongst similar socioeconomic groups -- and why they translate to different health outcomes across nations," Papanicolas said. The findings have been published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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President Trump held up what his administration is calling 'The Trump Card' gold card - a way for rich foreigners to pay $5 million to earn a visa and path to citizenship.

The stabbing happened close to a university for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Richard Woods drove 1.1 miles in the wrong direction on the fast lane of the M6 near Tenby in Cumbria for at least 57 seconds as motorists had to serve to avoid him on October 15, 2024.