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She met a group of residents in Epping today

Earlier this year, Nelly Furtado spoke out about her looks - professing her 'self-love and genuine confidence' following changes to her image. 

British Transport Police (BTP) believe the naked man, who has since been detained under the mental health act, was assaulted on the District line in east London.

Essex County Council have announced the county will be without e-scooters as the current contract is coming to an end.

Essex County Council have announced the county will be without e-scooters as the current contract is coming to an end.

The Ramsay clan were out in force this weekend as they competed in a gruelling a triathlon challenge. 

Brendan McMillan, 27, and his father Terry, 58, were allegedly murdered by Hassan Cevik, 31, at the Trademark Homes in Bermondsey on July 28.

Clive Freeman (pictured right) has spent 37 years in jail for the murder of alcoholic vagrant Alexander Hardie in London - but is due to have his case re-examined by the Court of Appeal.

In 2013, the singer was charged with being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs, with her trial being held the following year at Southwark Crown Court.

The ban was supported by Spain's conservative People's Party (PP), who said it sought to 'promote and preserve the traditional value' of the area.

With temperatures expected to soar in the coming days, you might think your dog is 'grinning as they enjoy a run around the park. But experts have warned that a 'smiling' dog isn't always a happy one.

The England international was near-pitch perfect from the spot, saving two penalties from Mariona Caldentey and two-time Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmati.

The rising star, 18, has landed her very own fly-on-the-wall show on ITV2 , which follows Princess as she becomes a celebrity in her own right.

If there's one thing Brits are unwilling to compromise on, it's a cup of tea. So it's frustrating that a cuppa brewed abroad never tastes quite the same as it does at home.

A symphony of screeching come to an end! Parent Yahoo! confirms!

From the department of "Want to feel old?" comes news that AOL is finally pulling the plug on dial-up Internet access.…

Those looking to indulge themselves in comfort may be pleased to find a UK hotel has been named one of the most glamorous places to stay in the world.

The operator of Wikipedia on Monday lost a legal challenge to parts of Britain's Online Safety Act, which sets tough new requirements for online platforms and has been criticized for potentially curtailing free speech. From a report: The Wikimedia Foundation took legal action at London's High Court over regulations made under the law, which it said could impose the most stringent category of duties on Wikipedia. The foundation said if it was subject to so-called Category 1 duties -- which would require Wikipedia's users and contributors' identities to be verified -- it would need to drastically reduce the number of British users who can access the site. Judge Jeremy Johnson dismissed its case on Monday, but said the Wikimedia Foundation could bring a further challenge if regulator Ofcom "(impermissibly) concludes that Wikipedia is a Category 1 service".

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The councillor for Dartford has appeared in court today accused of encouraging violent disorder after taking part in a counter-protest in Hoe Street, Walthamstow, on August 7 last year.

In a TV interview, Nicola Sturgeon admitted she was 'partly responsible' for a loss of 'rationality' in the debate over trans rights.

Temperatures across Essex are expected to soar as the summer turns up the heat again.