How Essex universities and colleges are helping young people find work
Young people entering the job market face growing barriers as tougher requirements and fewer vacancies make it harder to find work.
Prints signed by world-famous East Anglian artist up for auction next week
SIGNED pictures by a world-famous artist will go under the hammer next week.
Moment two RAF pilots eject from Hawk jet caught in spectacular video footage
Witnesses said they saw 'flames coming from' the Hawk T2 training aircraft at RAF Valley before it came down near the village of Rhosneigr.
Braintree Foyer team takes on 30 teams in Salvation Army homelessness tournament
A Braintree team played in an annual football tournament to raise awareness of homelessness.
An Epyc trip to Venice: Everything we do and don't know about AMD's 256-core monster chip
16 channels of DDR5, 5 GHz clock speeds, and support for CXL 3.1 memory god boxes? What's not to like?
What happened to the child stars of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory? How the actors fared five decades on - as Gene Wilder's voice is resurrected for Netflix series The Golden Ticket
It's been 55 years since Gene graced screens as the eccentric and complex Willy Wonka, esteemed candymaker and owner of a magical chocolate factory.
Moment balaclava-clad robber threatens shopkeeper with an eight-inch knife and demands money from till during terrifying late-night raid
The terrifying ordeal occurred just moments before Go Local Extra in the quaint village of Shiney Row, Tyne and Wear, was due to shut last Thursday night.
Ofcom data shows GB News is more trusted by its viewers than the BBC
New figures show 74 per cent of GB News viewers find the station trustworthy, compared with 71 per cent for Sky and just 66 per cent who trust the Beeb.
Migrant hotel manager with no legal right to work in Britain wins £5,000 after suing for discrimination
'Well-educated' hotel manager Erin Ong has been awarded the £5,497 payout for for race, sex, and disability discrimination while working at the Fisherbeck Hotel in Cumbria.
Melania gives guarded verdict on Trump's second term and admits he 'doesn't want to hear' the truth
Melania Trump has admitted her husband sometimes 'doesn't want to hear' what she tells him when she delivers her private verdict on his public performances.
Is Athens the new Dubai? How state-of-the-art living, luxury shopping and tax incentives are transforming the ancient city into a mecca for expats
With Dubai on the decline, British expats may be seeking new shores to find a better quality of life. Could the Greek capital be the answer?
Oasis announce two new UK dates and extra European gigs for 2027 tour after 'phenomenal demand' from fans
Following the 'phenomenal demand' from fans, the band have now added extra UK dates at Knebworth (September 25 and 26).
Streeting admits Chagos 'surrender' deal is dead without US backing - after Trump condemns terms as 'terrible and ridiculous' during first meet with Burnham
Donald Trump rounded on the 'terrible and ridiculous' handover of territory to Mauritius during his first face-to-face meeting with Andy Burnham last night.
Chaos in the Channel: 'Danny Tommo' slashes migrant dinghy with rescuer onboard as French escort boat to UK
The anti-migrant campaigner had been filming himself tracking two dinghies carrying asylum seekers from France to the UK.
Duke of Northumberland, whose Alnwick estate appeared in Harry Potter films, sees plans to build cottages on historic farmland rejected by council in victory for furious locals
Ralph Percy, 69, had initially made plans to build three properties on the outskirts of Alnwick, a charming market town with a population of just under 8,500.
Travellers build illegal camp in just 48 hours as their 'military invasion' moves into quaint village minutes after council offices close for the weekend
The group waited until 4.45pm on a Friday - just as the council offices were closing - to begin work on their new home the North Yorkshire village of Hillam.
BBC begin 'systematic dismantling of TV sports news' in brutal new cost-slashing with top journalists told their jobs are at risk and furious staff considering strikes
BBC Sport staff have been told that their jobs are at risk with seven journalists' jobs to be cut - including four senior roles - as part of cost-cutting across the corporation.
Animal right activists accused of stealing King's lambs tell court monarch was targeted because 'he's an environmentalist and an animal lover'
Rosa Sharkey, 26, added the monarch was picked because sheep were not his 'primary source of income' and she and her co-defendants wanted to provoke a 'discussion'.
Earl Spencer's wife, Professor Cat Jarman, praises him for facing 'utterly heartbreaking' memories of Diana in new book, saying: 'I am incredibly proud of you'
The Norwegian-born professor, 43, who became Countess Spencer after marrying the Earl in May, took to Instagram as his new book, serialised by the Daily Mail, was published.
Why are the UK's energy costs so high? Report reveals why electricity bills have rocketed 147% since 2010
This is Money examines why UK energy bills are so high compared to other countries, and what measures could help bring bills down for households.