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The Layer Marney estate has been under the care of the Charrington family since 1959.

Some closures from January 17 to 19 on the M25, A12 and Dartford Crossing may affect some Essex drivers this weekend.

Some closures from January 17 to 19 on the M25, A12 and Dartford Crossing may affect some Essex drivers this weekend.

She is one of hundreds in Basildon to have been living in temporary accommodation

Detectives are zeroing in on the perpetrator who leaked nude photos of socialite pop singer Rebekah Behbahani as AFL launches separate probe into footy club boss's naked pic scandal.

Melania Trump expects the White House move will be easier this time around, suggesting that is partly because she does not need to rely on her predecessors for help.

Aged 55 and a long-time follower of a healthy diet, Dawn was suffering excruciating inflammation in her joints, a dull complexion and low energy. Then it changed.

Senior coroner Katy Skerrett raised concerns last week over whether there is 'adequate communication' regarding the risks of suicide with the drugs sertraline and citalopram

Videos of Micah LeRoy provoked outrage when they were shared on conservative social media. Now, speaking exclusively with DailyMail.com, Micah says he wanted to 'blow up the internet.'

This month, six planets will align in the sky in what's known as a 'planet parade.' Here's how the rare celestial event may impact you.

Devastating footage from the night of the fires captures the moment transit drivers drove head-on into the inferno in an effort to save elderly people living in a retirement village.

Aimee Betro (inset), from Wisconsin, had been internationally-wanted since an attempted hit in September 2019 on Sikander Ali outside a house in Birmingham.

Lead researcher Alice Paver said the findings focused on the 'disadvantage that speakers of some accents may still face in the criminal justice system'.

Melbourne woman Katie Tangey had acted as bridesmaid at her brother's wedding just weeks before she was burned alive in a shocking arson attack. 

German neo-Nazi Sven Liebich has changed gender in an attempt to be transferred to a female prison

Megan Hellerer, a career coach and founder of Coaching for Underfulfilled Overachievers, offers an alternative to the relentless "hustle culture" and "destinational living" mindsets, which often emphasize long-term goals at the expense of present happiness. "There's another way and I call it directional living," writes Hellerer. "Here's the catch: I can't find fulfilment for you. The good news is that it's all up to you..." An anonymous Slashdot reader shares an excerpt from the report published by The Guardian: Directional living is like the scientific method but for life. You begin with a hypothesis -- your best guess as to the direction of a loose "something bigger". You conduct tests and collect data through your experiences, refining your life hypothesis as you go. If you have a hypothesis that involves living on the beach, you may test that by renting a house on the coast for one month and collecting data on how right, or not, that is for you. The goal is not to permanently relocate but to find out whether you want to continue exploring that path. Success is in finding what's true, not in proving your original theory correct. I've found this idea speaks uniquely to UFOAs at this moment in time. [UFOA is a term Hellerer came up with that stands for "underfulfilled overachiever." This describes a constant striver who is living a great-on-paper life, yet feels disconnected from their work, life and self.] The closest thing I have to a personal motto is a quotation that's widely attributed to Carl Jung but that, as it turns out, he never actually said at all. "The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are." My greatest hope for you is that you get to live this privilege fully.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

This is the touching moment a Gemran shepherd puppy was reunited with her relieved owners three weeks after she was abducted from her home in Norfolk.

Jake Fahri (pictured) was given a life sentence in 2009 with a minimum term of 14 years for killing the schoolboy by throwing a glass oven dish at him inside a London bakery.

People are over the moon about the announcement

PC David Longden-Thurgood, 51, (pictured) had sex with the business owner despite her repeatedly telling him she didn't want to, a misconduct panel ruled.