Now Piddington's sister village battles super-warehouse hell: Outrage as council 'abandons' residents fighting off 13 'mega-sheds'
Villagers fighting to stop the construction of a series of 'XXL' warehouses near their homes say they have been 'abandoned' by their local council.
I predicted in my sci-fi novels how AI would destroy humanity. And guess what? It's coming true: LOU GILMOND
In late September 2029, after a summer marred by confusion and unexplained terror attacks, Britain became the first nation to fall to AI.
Search launched as police 'worried about' missing man
Man missing from Basildon. Essex Police appeal to find the 5ft 10ins man, believed to be wearing black clothing and carrying a backpack.
Search launched as police 'worried about' missing man
Man missing from Basildon. Essex Police appeal to find the 5ft 10ins man, believed to be wearing black clothing and carrying a backpack.
KEMI BADENOCH: Of course the captains of industry and wealth creators are quitting Britain when Labour treats them as cows to be milked
KEMI BADENOCH: There can be no doubt: under Andy Burnham, Britain is becoming a hostile environment for the very people we need to create jobs and prosperity.
Warning over popular cold and flu medication after healthy student ends up on life support because he took it with paracetamol
It's the most common over-the-counter medication in the UK - a drug taken by millions of Britons every day. But many are unaware of the deadly risks that come with taking too much.
Former Premier League star jokes Stoke away 'wasn't so bad after all' after being RUN OVER by a pitch rolling machine at half-time during match in Thailand
The ex-England man-turned pundit, 35, is plying his trade in the Far East, having joined PT Prachuap in the summer transfer window, and was dealt a brutal blow while warming up on Saturday.
More than £100,000 raised for family of boy, 3, who died after going missing
More than £104,000 raised for Noah Woods’ family after three-year-old died following disappearance from Brantham playground in Suffolk on September 15.
More than £100,000 raised for family of boy, 3, who died after going missing
More than £104,000 raised for Noah Woods’ family after three-year-old died following disappearance from Brantham playground in Suffolk on September 15.
Time to call it quits? Hapless career of 'world's worst bullfighter' who has been gored in the backside, crushed against a wall, trampled, lanced in the leg and tossed around like a rag doll
Last week, a bullfighter dubbed the 'Messi of matadors' was tossed around by a bull after he became trapped between the animal's horns.
How to tell if someone is lying to you, according to a psychologist - and why avoiding your gaze does NOT mean they're bluffing
If you think you can spot a liar from a mile away, you're probably getting it wrong.
Why September is the perfect month to visit this overlooked corner of Essex
As summer fades and autumn arrives, Dedham Vale, on the Essex and Suffolk border is at its best.
Why September is the perfect month to visit this overlooked corner of Essex
As summer fades and autumn arrives, Dedham Vale, on the Essex and Suffolk border is at its best.
'Not one small part of this has been left to chance': Insiders reveal ambitious Amol Rajan's masterplan to become a YouTube megastar through a stint on Traitors and getting fans to pay £999 to join his new club!
Rajan, 43, made no bones about his talent. He had interviewed 'countless icons' during his career he said and knew 'what it takes to succeed, not just in today's world but in tomorrow's'.
SARAH VINE: First grief... then it's the humiliating labyrinth of online forms
My father died a few months ago, and as a family we are all still adjusting to life without him. For me there is sadness and a sense of regret: we had a complicated relationship.
I make £250 in a day helping neighbours with odd jobs. How you can side-hustle using apps
It's a grey Friday morning as Alison Goldsmith walks down the road. In one hand is her phone, the map open with directions, and in the other a large bucket filled with bin bags, gloves and garden tools.
My manor, a drunk thieving priest, and me
Ian Mortimer charts the history of England as seen through the windows of his own new home.
Andy Burnham's past social media rants about Donald Trump are 'no bar to having a strong relationship' insists Cabinet minister ahead of PM's first meeting with US President
The Prime Minister is set to hold his first face-to-face meeting with the US President at the United Nations general assembly in New York on Tuesday.
How I cut down to only drinking one bottle of booze a day and eating red meat just seven times a week
In his laugh out loud new book, Louis de Bernieres collects 9 years of Facebook musings into one seriously enjoyable read.
Ed Sheeran 'so sorry' for tour controversy as singer breaks down on stage during gig
Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has apologised to fans for "mistakes" made during his US tour amid a free speech controversy.