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Celtic Nights, celebrating the sounds of Scotland and featuring the MacDonald Brothers, is heading to The Institute in Braintree.

The FTSE 100 has shrugged off fears of a resumption of hostilities in the Middle East, as a spike in oil prices sent energy and defensive stocks higher.

The quake, which was recorded as a 7.8 magnitude, struck at a depth of 10km on Monday morning, according to the German ​Research Centre ​for Geosciences (GFZ).

Zuckercorp says surveillance-for-hire vendor was still running phishing operations after federal court told it to knock it off

I've predicted Spain to be the winners of this summer's World Cup, but their route to the final is not quite what I expected.

A highly endangered cherry-crowned Mangabey has been born at Colchester Zoo.

A highly endangered cherry-crowned Mangabey has been born at Colchester Zoo.

'Vital works' will be carried out

Hopkins Homes have unveiled plans for a new development of around 160 homes in Rayne.

Many of the fashion industry's most famous faces have undergone some serious transformations over the years - from Adriana Lima to Heidi Klum to Behati Prinsloo.

The British state is dysfunctional when it comes to keeping out muggers, rapists and terrorists. But, oh boy, does it come down hard on purveyors of unfashionable opinions.

Three children's healthy eating projects in Essex are in the running for a share of funding from Tesco in Braintree.

A consultation on screen use by under-16s will consider whether parents should be given advice on the appropriate age for children to be allowed to use a phone.

The 'extremely dangerous' turtle, which has been named Sheila, was spotted last week in the Penllergare Valley Woods in Swansea.

Thousands of patient records were compromised in a cyber attack linked to a major NHS data breach, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has confirmed.

Thousands of patient records were compromised in a cyber attack linked to a major NHS data breach, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has confirmed.

Most supply-chain attacks using Ruby's package hosting site "exploit a narrow window," according to a new blog post form Ruby core maintainer Hiroshi Shibata. So its packaging-managing Bundler tool now offers a filter that blocks new version until it's been public "for at least N days. Releases too new to have been scrutinized are passed over in favor of ones that have aged past the window." The feature was designed in the open, drawing on how other ecosystems approach the same problem. It is opt-in, and complements rather than replaces existing defenses like mandatory 2FA and trusted publishing... Cooldown is unset by default, so a project without it keeps resolving to the newest versions.... Passing 0 disables cooldown for the run... Cooldown is most useful as one part of the wider security investment happening on rubygems.org. The registry now validates gem contents at push time and checks logins against Have I Been Pwned so that compromised passwords cannot be reused, work described in Protecting rubygems.org from the outside in. A dedicated team is running AI-assisted vulnerability scanning against the most critical gems, backed by Alpha Omega and Anthropic, and the direction of all of this is tracked on a public roadmap. Trusted publishing and mandatory 2FA already raise the bar for who can push a release in the first place.

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The Clarkson's Farm frontman had previously founded a choir formed of those in the rural community, which stormed to victory in the Britain's Got Talent final last week.

Police were called to reports of an incident on Troost Avenue in Kansas City at around 4 a.m on Saturday, launching a major emergency response to the area.

Pugh is serving a seven years and six months prison sentence for stealing money from 238 investors he targeted through social media adverts.