'Why should we be banned?' - Naked cyclist who was punched off bike tells all
Robert Brown was taking part in the World Naked Bike Ride in Colchester when motorcyclist Lee Turnage punched him off his bicycle in Hythe Hill.
Festival boss praises Scouting For Girls as they are set to return for next year
ALB Festival will return to Lower Castle Park on September 12 and September 13 in 2026 with Scouting For Girls.
When is Lakeside open over Christmas? Full list of all the opening times in 2025
Lakeside Shopping Centre is popular all year round and even more so over the festive period. Here is when it is open during the 2025 festive season.
The underrated Essex street where you can buy a detached home for £65k
It's not just really cheap homes they have here - residents love its strong community feel where people 'look out for each other'
British widow conned out of £500k by fake Jason Momoa who used AI videos to convince her he was building their dream home in Hawaii
The widow started the relationship after the star seemingly replied back to her on a post on a fan page for the actor.
IPSO upholds complaint against dailymail.co.uk for invasion of privacy and intrusion into grief or shock
Julie Goodfellow complained to IPSO that the conduct of a reporter acting on behalf of dailymail.co.uk breached Clauses 2 and 4 of the Editors' Code of Practice.
Most expensive home ever sold in the Hamptons is bought by Ukrainian-born billionaire for $115m
The most expensive home ever sold in the Hamptons went for $115 million. The Amagansett mansion has 8.5 acres of land and was bought by Len Blavatnik, who is now a duel British-American citizen.
Scientists Think They've Solved Why One of History's Most Advanced Civilizations Vanished
A new study published in Communications Earth & Environment has reconstructed the climate conditions of the ancient Indus River Valley civilization between 3000 and 1000 B.C., finding that four intense droughts -- each lasting more than 85 years -- likely drove the gradual decline of one of the world's earliest advanced societies.
The research team, led by Hiren Solanki at the Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar, combined paleoclimate data from cave formations and lake records with computer models to determine that the region shifted from wetter-than-present monsoon conditions to prolonged dry spells as the tropical Pacific Ocean warmed. The third drought, peaking around 1733 B.C., proved the most severe: it lasted 164 years, reduced annual rainfall by 13%, and affected nearly the entire region.
Overall temperatures rose by 0.5 degrees Celsius and rainfall dropped between 10 and 20%. These changes shrank lakes and rivers, dried soils, and made agriculture increasingly difficult in areas away from major waterways. Harappan settlements progressively relocated eastward toward the Indus River over roughly 2,000 years. The civilization's long survival under repeated climate stress -- through crop switching, trade diversification, and settlement relocation -- offers lessons for modern communities facing environmental pressures, the researchers said.
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Secondary school removes all mirrors from bathrooms as pupils can't stop looking into them
Wey Valley Academy in Weymouth, Dorset, took the drastic action after the 'congestion' made the space less comfortable for other children.
England footballer Morgan Rogers, 23, is dating Love Island star Leah Taylor, 29, as they enjoy a romantic weekend together in the Cotswolds
England footballer Morgan Rogers has been on a string of dates with Love Island beauty Leah Taylor as she shared a sweet snap on Instagram on Friday.
Tom Read Wilson's father wasn't his mother's teacher at school: I'm A Celeb star's parents say their son was 'factually incorrect' about their relationship on 8 out of 10 Cats
I'm A Celebrity's Tom Read Wilson's parents have refuted his claims that they met while his father was a teacher at his mother's school when she was 18 years old.
Baikonur's only crew-capable pad busted after Soyuz flight
Roscosmos confirms 'damage' as images suggest repairs could stretch into 2027
The pad used by Russia to send Soyuz spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS) sustained damage during yesterday's crew launch, according to Roscosmos.…
Guess Who! Iconic Aussie rocker cuts a low-key figure in Sydney as he steps out for lunch with wife in the midst of Down Under tour
An Australian rock icon cut a very casual figure when he stepped out in Sydney this week.
I'm the real Mo Farah: Boy who was left behind in poverty in Somalia when Olympics hero assumed his identity to come to Britain speaks out in world exclusive interview
In the London Olympics, Mo Farah carried the hopes and dreams of every Somali in Eastleigh, Kenya. But one refugee was particularly captivated - a 29-year-old also called Mohamed Farah.
VMware isn’t budging in its pursuit of Siemens for alleged unpaid licenses
Fresh court filings try to keep the case about copyright, and in US courts
VMware has come out swinging in its case against Siemens over alleged unlicensed use of its software.…
Veteran News at Ten presenter Sandy Gall leaves behind huge sum to his children after death at 97
Gall, whose career spanned over 50 years, died at his home in Kent aged 97 in July this year.
Drug dealer spotted acting 'suspiciously' by eagle-eyed police officers
A drug dealer spotted by eagle-eyed police officers has been put behind bars.
Plans for new flats agreed as 'ridiculous' lack of affordable housing criticised
Questions have been raised over the need for affordable housing in the area
Princess Alexandra Hospital shares 'mission' to bring down 'anxiety provoking' waiting lists
'I am hopeful in a year's time people will see the improvements and have that confidence'
M25 crash causes 100 minute delays
Drivers faced delays of over an hour.