Braintree Institute to stage History of Rock
A stage show celebrating the history of rock music is heading to Braintree.
5 Essex farm shops that could rival Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat
Are you a fan of Diddly Squat? Here are five Essex farm shops that could rival Jeremy Clarkson's popular attraction.
Inside the popular family-run farm shop and garden centre that has it all
Tom's Farm Shop in Tiptree is the sort of place you head to for a bag of carrots and leave with materials for an entire garden makeover.
Essex Libraries launch new app to encourage reading for pleasure
Essex Libraries have launched the new Read On app to help people build positive reading habits.
Music fans react to Alice Cooper and Johnny Depp's Hollywood Vampires gig
THOUSANDS of music lovers turned out to catch a glimpse of a legendary ensemble of musicians and a Hollywood star in Essex.
Festival venue wants bigger events but locals feel 'plagued by disruption'
Locals say they already feel "plagued" by the disruption that events already cause
Over 1 Million People Have Clicked LinkedIn's AI Slop Button
According to a post from chief product officer Hari Srinivasan, "over a million people" have clicked on LinkedIn's new "Seems like AI slop" button, which launched after one analysis found 41% of the platform's longform posts were fully AI-generated. The Verge reports: In Thursday's post, Srinivasan said that users are overall "now experiencing 40% less views on what we classify as AI slop from just a few weeks ago." LinkedIn is also adding a new message that will tell users who make a post if "Some members told us this post seems like AI." "We approached this assuming good intent; I know I'm increasingly conscious on how to not sound like AI & the goal is to provide helpful feedback," Srinivasan said.
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Gianni Infantino caught up in bizarre clash with reporter as embattled FIFA president breaks cover after abandoned plot to sell off the World Cup: 'See you at the hairdressers!'
The embattled FIFA president was in no mood to face serious scrutiny even though weeks have passed since his clandestine plot to sell off stakes in the World Cup.
Date Essex trains will return to normal after derailment confirmed by bosses
Passengers using one of Essex’s busiest rail routes have been given a new indication of when services could return to normal following last week’s derailment.
Date Essex trains will return to normal after derailment confirmed by bosses
Passengers using one of Essex’s busiest rail routes have been given a new indication of when services could return to normal following last week’s derailment.
What will happen to Meghan and Harry's dogs when they return to the UK? Duchess has already had to leave one beloved pet behind after moving from Toronto to London
The couple have two pets - a black labrador called Pula, which they adopted after their wedding in 2018, and Mamma Mia, a rescue beagle which joined them in 2022.
Meghan Markle in talks to star as 'ultimate temptress in Guy Ritchie's hit Netflix show The Gentlemen' when she and Harry return to the UK
The Duchess of Sussex is rumoured to be making a return to showbusiness after it was revealed she and Prince Harry will be moving back to the UK later this month.
Prince Harry's secret visit to Trump's backyard days before UK return with Meghan was revealed
Under the radar and out of the spotlight, Prince Harry quietly executed a series of meaningful engagements in the United States prior to his return back home to the United Kingdom.
The 'Lucky Dip Gang' causing carnage for clicks: After five thugs were killed speeding in the wrong direction on a motorway, GUY ADAMS investigates a sick new trend... and why police aren't even allowed to pursue them
One was there to mourn Alex McCarthy, a 16-year-old member of a Traveller family, who was one of five young men killed in a car crash in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Is there an Albanian cannabis farm on YOUR street? Our six-month investigation identified HUNDREDS of illicit sites across the country... and most are in residential homes. This is how they do it
On a spring evening four years ago, the peace of a Bristol cul-de-sac was shattered by what a judge would later describe as 'shouts and screams of a horrifying nature'.
Are YOU at risk of dementia? Answer these 14 simple questions to find out... AND learn how you could slash your odds of being struck down with the cruel disease
SPONSORED BY ALZHEIMER'S SOCIETY: Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, claiming 76,000 lives per year and affecting around a million people in Britain.
'Black community-only' days and bans for non-German speakers: How swimming pools have become Germany's new cultural battlegrounds
As temperatures have soared, tensions have also boiled over. In Germany this has resulted in the politics around pools blowing up into a heated national debate.
TikTok to pay $400m in US to end children's online privacy case in one of largest settlements agreed by Big Tech
The video app agreed to one of the largest ever big tech settlements in a similar case yesterday after being accused of illegally harvesting the details of millions of users aged under 13 in the US.
Mutiny at Match Of The Day: Explosive feud between Alan Shearer and his boss revealed as insiders tell KATIE HIND about 'whining' remark that left him furious, why fellow pundits are stepping back... and Gary Lineker's 'meddling'
There was a notable lack of food for the hard-working BBC sport production staff in their shiny new studio at their Salford HQ during the World Cup this summer.
The brave Essex Police officer fatally shot while trying to stop armed robber
Saturday (August 22) marks the anniversary of the shooting more than 40 years ago