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Braintree Council workers took on the Public Sector Challenge in the Peak District for Cancer Resarch UK and the British Heart Foundation.

Dramatic video footage shows palm trees snapping in half in Alicante and roads turning to rivers in Majorca as the Med braces for 'hazardous' thunderstorms and 'extreme' flooding.

I have about £8,000 in bitcoin that I hold on an investing and trading app that offers crypto. A friend told me that I should hold it in a crypto wallet instead.

Decorating your home involves a lot of decision-making, with endless paint swatches plastered over every wall and numerous trips back and forth to furniture shops (or three-hour IKEA hikes) to pick the perfect furniture. But one thing I've always found particularly tricky is rugs.

An image posted on Reddit shows grey bricks met with green lines that intersect to create a grid - but weirdly the lines appear to be moving.

The works could be completed before the end of the year

Myleene Klass broke down in tears in an Instagram video on Tuesday as she prepares to send her daughter Ava off to University.

Pictures shared on social media appeared to show large trucks, often associated with film crews, parked in the car park

Kial Robinson, 29, and Piran Ezra Wilkinson, 48, both from Chichester, in West Sussex, were photographed at a press conference today at the National Narcotics Agency office in Denpasar.

Parents in mid and south Essex are being urged to get their children vaccinated as flu season approaches.

A Channel 5 boss has been revealed as the CEO of William and Kate's Royal Foundation. At the helm of the Prince and Princess of Wales's organisation is Sarah Rose,

His England teammates have been hard at work in training as they prepare to face Serbia on Tuesday night in a tense clash. 

Towering over most, Brazilian influencer Elisane da Cruz Silva has always been one of the tallest people in the room - being well above the nation's average for both men and women.

Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok, writing in a blog post There are fewer public companies to invest in, and firms that decide to do an IPO are getting older and older. In 1999, the median age of IPOs was five years. In 2022, it was eight years, and today, the median age of IPOs has increased to 14 years. The rise in the age of companies going public is not only a result of the Fed raising interest rates in 2022, but also the consequence of more companies wanting to stay private for longer to avoid the burdens of being public. Combined with the domination of passive investing, failure of active managers and high correlation in public markets, and high concentration in a few stocks, the reality is that there is no alpha left in public markets.

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Boss Thomas Tuchel had 24 players at his disposal but, as per UEFA rules, he could only name 23 and the Arsenal full back has been omitted.

The council is going to keep an eye on the figures

Can a wide-leg cut trousers suit all shapes? Believe it, say tall and curvy Sophie Dearden-Howell and perfectly petite Jessica Carroll, who bring you their top tips and picks.

The huge project would take more than two years to build

It's been claimed a 'black market' for driving tests has emerged - with some slots sold for "up to £400"

John Cleese has lashed out at the BBC in a candid new interview, raging: 'British people deserve better' than the channel.