Meet the Essex chef who wants to cook for Marco Pierre White
Stephen Bass is the executive chef at The Leather Bottle in Blackmore
It was meant to be the week Reform showed us they could govern... but even senior aides admit they've blown it: DAN HODGES
The senior Reform official didn't pull his punches. 'The point of this conference was to show the country we were ready for office. That we had a plan for our first 100 days. And we've blown it.'
A therapist's guide to surviving any setback: After battling cancer twice, a car accident and weathering years of financial hardship as a single mother, MARISA PEER is thriving today - and it's all thanks to this strategy
Therapist Marisa Peer shares her advice for surviving life's biggest setbacks, from career rejection and money worries to health crises, infertility and loss.
Couple reveal brutal reality of turning an English church into a home - after they snapped up Methodist chapel for £170,000
As congregations fall, more churches are up for sale than ever but, as one Lincolnshire couple is finding out, renovating an ex-ecclesiastical property into a home isn't easy.
How to navigate later-life care and choose the right home without draining your savings
If anyone should have been able to find a place in a care home for a loved one urgently, it was Will Flint.
Jonathan Ross' rarely seen son Harvey ties the knot with his long-term partner Muna Silver in a lavish wedding at London's Kew Gardens
Harvey, 32, the only son of presenter Jonathan, 65, tied the knot with photographer and producer Muna on Friday, more than a year after their engagement was revealed.
Police release images of two men wanted in connection to Harlow handbag theft
Police are asking the public to get in touch if they have any other information
My neighbour is turning their garage into a music studio and claims they don't need planning permission: Is this true?
They regularly teach music lessons, the husband drums and the wife sings. I'm worried about the noise.
Family-friendly restaurant chain to shut three Essex sites for good TOMORROW
Three Brewers Fayre restaurants are set to close permanently across Essex tomorrow ahead of Beefeater sites next week.
Family-friendly restaurant chain to shut three Essex sites for good TOMORROW
Three Brewers Fayre restaurants are set to close permanently across Essex tomorrow ahead of Beefeater sites next week.
Police hunt for wanted man amid Clacton sexual assault investigation
He has tattoos of a smiley face and a lion on his hand
Revealed: Antique Nazi handgun found by British tourist that could solve 14-year-old murder mystery of three Brits and passing cyclist who were gunned down in French countryside
The Luger handgun, which was retrieved from the bottom of Lake Annecy in France, could be a major breakthrough in the investigation into one of Europe's most baffling - and violent - murders.
SARAH VINE: Desperate Lindsay will spend every waking second haunted by the memory of that terrible night. She is already serving a life sentence
There are some things a healthy human mind simply cannot comprehend, and a mother who kills her children is one.
Kate Moss, 52, strips down to a sheer slip dress as she emerges from the sea before sporting a statement fur coat stunning Vogue Brasil cover shoot
Kate Moss posed in a racy beach shoot for Vogue Brasil's latest cover.
Controversial right-to-die campaigner dubbed 'Dr Death' speaks in London to promote his 'suicide collar' - but without the device over fears 'it would get stopped at customs'
MPs and campaigners had called on the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, to ban Dr Philip Nitschke from even being allowed to enter Britain. But, he freely spoke at an event on Saturday.
The truth behind the wellness industry's dubious promises: From the watch that could do you more harm than good to vitamin drips loved by celebrities, XAND VAN TULLEKEN exposes the products that simply prey on your health anxieties
There is a fundamental difficulty facing anyone who wants to increase human lifespan. It is that our bodies aren't built to last.
The 'Poundland X Factor': Eight years after it ended, how Simon Cowell's comeback show is plagued by briefing wars, battles with penny-pinching ITV... and the loss of 'national treasure' Cheryl
It was the iconic Saturday night singing contest that was as much about the drama as the thousands of hopefuls dreaming of instant stardom.
The desecration of Dovedale: How this Peak District jewel has been overtaken by the stench of cannabis, a picnic spot punch-up and Third World toilets... and become an unlikely flashpoint for racial tension that has left locals despairing
Oh to be in England's magical Peak District in summertime. Of the Derbyshire national park's bountiful delights, few surpass Dovedale, a limestone gorge dotted with sheep grazing.
Dead chickens and human crash test dummies...the bizarre world of test engineering
It was all very well for the Wright brothers to invent aeroplanes, but someone had to check that they were safe...
The pretty little village just a few miles from an airport full of expensive homes
It has no pub or shop but has plenty of things to love