Next's 'cosy and sturdy' £28 slippers are so stylish shoppers even wear them outside
'I've been getting these slippers for years as they are so comfortable'
Britain's Got Talent winner Richard Jones bringing music and magic in Essex show
Richard Jones, a Britain's Got Talent-winning magician, is excited to come back to Braintree for his mind-blowing tour.
Major roads may be redesigned to prevent suicide risk
Major roads across the UK are set to be redesigned with improved safety measures in an effort to prevent suicide.
In Pictures: This week's collection of Mid Essex Camera Club photos
It features incredible pictures of wildlife residing in the area as well as some unique landscapes and vehicles.
The $58 problem with Trump's Oval Office
In the past, the president has bragged about redecorating the Oval Office with '24 karat' gold spectacles, including gold medallions over the fireplace.
Lizzie Cundy battles the tube strikes to make her way to the NTAs in a dazzling red dress while Clarkson's farm star Harriet reveals her wardrobe meltdown
Lizzie Cundy was among the stars battling the London tube strikes in order to attend the National Television awards in the Capital on Wednesday evening.
An eighties icon resurrected: Ferrari's new 849 Testarossa sees the return of one of the most famous supercar names of all time
Ferrari is using its storied nameplate for the new 849 Testarossa - the Italian marque's most powerful series-production road car yet.
Man is charged with stealing £400k of clothes and equipment from Damien Hirst's studio but 'fails to spot artwork worth millions' - as his father faces jail for handling the goods
Former railway worker Leslie Gomm, 61, admitted handling stolen goods, while his son, Liam, 36, has been charged with burgling Damien Hirst's studio in Hammersmith, West London.
Jaguar Land Rover confirms 'some data has been affected' by recent cyber attack
The car maker had previously stated there had been 'no evidence any customer data has been stolen'.
Tory former home secretary Suella Braverman insists she ISN'T defecting to Reform UK despite appearing at event with Nigel Farage's deputy
Suella Braverman, the ex-home secretary, and Lord Frost, Britain's former chief Brexit negotiator, are set to join a press conference on Thursday with Richard Tice.
Urgent warning over smuggled MEAT thought to be behind surge in food poisoning outbreaks: 'Biggest food safety crisis since the horse meat scandal'
Last year alone, 235,000kg of potentially dangerous animal products entered the country, with gangs illegally importing through airports and sea ports.
Royal favourite label Cefinn launches summer sale with up to 40% off dresses and knitwear - as Samantha Cameron announces brand will close
Worn by the Princess of Wales and Queen Camilla, Cefinn is renowned for its timeless, elegant designs that stand in stark contrast to the throwaway culture of fast fashion.
The 11 chicest pairs of knee-high boots on the high street, starting from just £38
The mornings are getting crisper, our commutes are getting rainier and there's that unmistakable autumn bite in the air.
Scientists are finally learning what's inside mysterious 'halo' barrels submerged off US coast
Scientists are just beginning to learn what is inside thousands of mysterious 'halo' barrels submerged off the US coast.
Three finfluencers appear in court over social media posts
Charles Hunter, Kayan Kalipha and Luke Desmaris are alleged to have encouraged their social media followers to invest in foreign exchange via high-risk products.
Nvidia's context-optimized Rubin CPX GPUs were inevitable
Why strap pricey, power-hungry HBM to a job that doesn't benefit from the bandwidth?
Analysis Nvidia on Tuesday unveiled the Rubin CPX, a GPU designed specifically to accelerate extremely long-context AI workflows like those seen in code assistants such as Microsoft's GitHub Copilot, while simultaneously cutting back on pricey and power-hungry high-bandwidth memory (HBM).…
Millions of men could benefit from a faster 15-minute prostate cancer scan that paves the way to a national screening programme
The new MRI scan takes half the time of the current one and costs half as much but was just as accurate at diagnosing the disease in a landmark trial.
Horrific moment teen is repeatedly gored and tossed around by a rampaging bull during Spanish festival
The incident happened in the town of Mocejon, in the province of Toledo in central Spain , on Tuesday, 9th September, during festivities in honour of the Virgin of Angustias.
How Britain Built Some of the World's Safest Roads
Britain's road death rate has declined 22-fold per mile driven since 1950, dropping from 111 deaths per billion miles to approximately 5 today, according to new analysis from Our World in Data. Annual road fatalities fell from 5,000-7,000 deaths in the 1920s and 1930s to 1,700 in recent years despite a 16-fold increase in vehicles and 33-fold increase in miles driven.
The UK now ranks among the world's safest countries for road travel at 1.9 deaths per 100,000 people. Key interventions included mandatory breathalyzer tests in 1967 that reduced drunk-driving deaths by 82%, the introduction of motorways beginning in 1958, conversion to roundabouts that cut fatal accidents by two-thirds, and 20-mph speed zones around schools. If global road death rates matched Britain's current levels, approximately one million lives would be saved annually from the current 1.2 million road deaths worldwide.
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Strictly's Thomas Skinner forced to apologise for grabbing journalist's phone during meltdown and blames 'difficult times in his life' after BBC bosses insisted he can handle pressure of show
The former Apprentice star, 34, shocked journalists on Tuesday when he grabbed a female reporter's phone before storming out of the room during an interview.