Winners revealed at BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair at Audley End
Thousands of gardening fans flocked to Audley End House and Gardens in Saffron Walden for the BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair.
Major airline bringing back popular route from Stansted Airport next month
The second-largest airline group in Europe is bringing back its seasonal Oktoberfest flights from Stansted Airport to Munich.
Major airline bringing back popular route from Stansted Airport next month
The second-largest airline group in Europe is bringing back its seasonal Oktoberfest flights from Stansted Airport to Munich.
Head of UK's space force is suspended amid investigation into alleged serious sexual offence
Air Vice-Marshal Jamie Thompson (pictured) was appointed to the key role in June - only to be suspended two months later.
Swedish celebs campaign for public rudeness ... to prevent cyber scams
The campaign follows a highly profitable year for crooks targeting the over-60s
Second Essex Reform UK councillor suspended in 6 days amid 'several serious' allegations
The councillor has been suspended amid "several serious and well-documented allegations of misconduct"
Nigella Lawson put Paul Hollywood back in his cake box as the Mistress of Meringue makes her delicious Bake Off debut: JAN MOIR shares her review from the sofa
Only those hiding under a rock bun could be unaware that the domestic goddess is the new Bake Off judge, having signed on to give her views alongside Paul Hollywood.
The three things stirring on Russia's border that make me believe Putin is on the brink of a catastrophic move: MARK ALMOND
Vladimir Putin is on the brink of his own catastrophic miscalculation - one that could trigger Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty and tip Europe towards World War III.
David Beckham and his sons Cruz and Romeo pose with the Prince and Princess of Wales at star-studded premiere for Tom Cruise's new film Digger
David Beckham was rubbing shoulders with royalty yet again as he and his sons posed with the Prince and Princess of Wales at the star-studded premiere of Tom Cruise's new film Digger.
Revealed: The holiday hotspots hitting solo travellers hardest - with Spanish spots charging a whopping 84% more
Solo travellers often have to pay more than couples for the pleasure of exploring the world. Here we reveal the most expensive destinations to go to alone - as well as those easier on the wallet.
Why buy-to-let is dead unless you can hit this rental yield
Buy-to-let investors are spoilt for choice for properties they can get at bargain prices as the market remains in the doldrums.
Lee Mack reveals the secrets of Not Going Out - from nearly marrying Catherine Tate to co-star fallouts and the 'upsetting' Bobby Ball episode he yanked off air - as Britain's longest-running sitcom turns 20
To mark the milestone, the cast and crew opened up about the show's behind-the-scenes secrets in a one-off documentary, 20 Years Of Not Going Out.
SARAH VINE: My message to the four-times married colossal cad Earl Spencer: People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
What to make of the war of the Charleses? On the one hand, Charles the King. On the other, Charles Spencer, an aristocrat whose ancestry stretches back to James I.
Andy Burnham sets up new unit dubbed the 'Ministry of Truth' as he blames Putin for exploiting Brexit to sow division in Britain
In recent days, the PM has suggested that unnamed 'outside actors' had manipulated opinion during the 2016 referendum.
ANDREW GRIFFITH: Burnham would rather tax us all to death than take hard decisions
Senior financiers and chief executives in the City warned Andy Burnham that his rumoured plans to hike capital gain tax from 24 per cent to 45 per cent would be a huge drag on the success of investment.
'Sumptuous' Nigella Lawson wins unanimous praise for bringing a 'new lease of life to Bake Off' on show debut - but viewers are left furious over 'cop out' first episode twist
Nigella Lawson rose to the occasion as she made her debut as the new judge on The Great British Bake Off on Tuesday night.
Hypocrisy of the highest order! Green Party council leader flies 3,500 miles to New York five days after his authority banned airline adverts to tackle 'polluting sectors'
Tony Dyer, the Green Party leader of Bristol City Council, joined New York's Zohran Mamdani at the Urban20 Mayors Summit in Manhattan, which saw representatives speak about Net Zero action.
Drugs deaths rise again in the SNP's Scotland - as country retains worst rate in Europe - with cocaine involved in more than half of fatalities
New figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS) showed there were 1,133 drug use deaths in Scotland in 2025 - an increase of 116 deaths compared with 2024.
Andy Burnham gives his big speech to sparse UN chamber in New York as he urges the world to unite over AI risks
Andy Burnham made his debut at the general assembly session in New York last night, backing coordinated regulation of the emerging technology.
Police release image of man they need to identify after attempted e-bike robbery
Police are appealing for help to identify a man following an attempted e-bike robbery involving a teenage boy in Harlow.