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Comedian Sir Lenny Henry has shone a spotlight on racial inequality with his latest intervention being a claim that black Britons should all receive salary reparation payments.

Independent technical governance will hope to unite fractured ecosystem

Meta will contribute React, React Native, and JSX (JavaScript XML) to a new React Foundation, part of the Linux Foundation, and said that "it is important that no single company or organization is overrepresented."…

New laws restrict goods that are manufactured outside of China

China is hitting back at US export restrictions with some of its own, tightening its control on so-called rare earth minerals and introducing laws that require companies to get licenses before they can ship goods containing rare earths, even those made outside of the country.…

Audley End will once again hold an exciting programme of outdoor concerts next year

Two new stores are expected to be coming to Essex soon

After Alex Donaldson fell backwards from a chair and hit her head with force - what she describes as a 'good bash' - doctors feared she had injured her neck, but she had a different concern.

A petition against digital ID signed by almost three million people has been dismissed by ministers who vowed to press ahead with imposing them before the election.

The actor, 35, was accused of bullying by an ex co-star in a resurfaced social media post.

With Apple CEO Tim Cook's 65th birthday less than a month away, rumours have begun to swirl that the long-time leader might be preparing to step down.

It's something that millions of households squabble over every year - when is it finally time to turn your heating on? Now, experts claim to have settled the debate once and for all.

The Prime Minister brushed aside a question about Sir Tony today saying he was focused mainly on getting the deal signed and acted on.

The Princess of Wales rewore her Victoria Beckham suit for a royal engagement in Oxford, after debuting the 70s-inspired design at the British Fashion Council event in May.

An anonymous reader shares a report: A website set up by an unknown Dane over the course of one weekend in August is giving a massive headache to those trying to pass a European bill aimed at stopping child sexual abuse material from spreading online. The website, called Fight Chat Control, was set up by Joachim, a 30-year-old software engineer living in Aalborg, Denmark. He made it after learning of a new attempt to approve a European Union proposal to fight child sexual abuse material (CSAM) -- a bill seen by privacy activists as breaking encryption and leading to mass surveillance. The site lets visitors compile a mass email warning about the bill and send it to national government officials, members of the European Parliament and others with ease. Since launching, it has broken the inboxes of MEPs and caused a stir in Brussels' corridors of power. "We are getting hundreds per day about it," said Evin Incir, a Swedish Socialists and Democrats MEP, of the email deluge.

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Rejina Pyo happens to be one of the most sought after tickets at London Fashion Week - and now you might find her designs in your local John Lewis.

For many people, an airport pint is an essential part of any trip. Whatever time your flight may be, you might be keen to head to the airport's pub for a drink before your holiday.

It is a marked deterioration from 2006 to 2008, when it took just 38 years of wages to be wealthy.

The Daily Mail's postcode search tool - hailed by NHS insiders and leading experts - utilises monthly performance figures to showcase how your hospital is faring.

Basildon Borough Council has said that the behaviour 'will not be tolerated'

A source explains that Dormer isn't the lead - that's Mia McKenna Bruce who plays Jane Andrews, Fergie's one time dresser who was jailed for murdering her boyfriend Thomas Cressman.

Daily Mail takes a look at how the iconic 90s girls group manages to defy time.