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A Premier League linesman has reportedly been suspended after being accused of inappropriate behaviour with a woman.

The NHS will soon invite eligible residents in Essex to take part in a free at-home HPV self-test to help prevent cervical cancer.

The NHS will soon invite eligible residents in Essex to take part in a free at-home HPV self-test to help prevent cervical cancer.

'You get looked after brilliantly, the food is amazing'

The coastguard also received reports there was a possible person in the sea

Christopher Hart discovers the incredible impact animals had in key moments of the first World War.

Polling finds two-thirds don't trust this government, or any future one, with access to their encrypted chats

The chiefs were notified about the elevated threats they and their staff face from the Kremlin during a roundtable between senior government officials and CEOs earlier in the summer.

Donald Turrell, a Second World War veteran who lived in Frinton, has died aged 101.

Donald Turrell, a Second World War veteran who lived in Frinton, has died aged 101.

Trains are having to run at reduced speeds

In the latest installment of 'Gary Barlow's Food and Wine Tour', the Take That star is joined by comedian Jason Manford for a journey through New Zealand.

A stocky, battle-scarred man who lived through one of the most dramatic periods in English history has been brought back to life nearly 1,000 years after his death.

Both series have a strong following and rave reviews. The only problem is, they're going head-to-head, and are both airing at 9pm tonight and Monday.

From summarising boring documents to helping you plan a holiday, artificial intelligence (AI) is already taking over some jobs once reserved for humans.

BMW is about to release their most screen-dependent vehicles ever, reports Car and Driver: Step into the BMW iX3, and you'll notice something is missing: real buttons. The climate controls are fettered to the center screen, as is nearly every other feature, save for a handful located in the center console — at least the window switches are still on the doors... But don't blame a desire for larger profit margins; BMW's move away from physical switchgear and toward touchscreen dependence is the fault of younger buyers, according to one executive. In an interview with CarExpert, Vikram Pawah, the CEO of BMW Group Australia, said that young buyers prefer the newer controls... According to the executive, younger customers are less patient with their technology. "They want things done quickly, and they're multitasking," Pawah said. "And we have to keep that in mind. That's how customers are evolving. They are multitasking...." Tesla has always forced functions to its center screen; newer players such as Rivian do the same. And in recent years, established brands like Mazda and Mercedes-Benz have moved more and more functions to touchscreens. BMW's iX3 also includes a new safety feature — a side-radar that detects if a cyclist or vehicle is approaching, and delays the release of the electronic door lock "until the danger passes."

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Greater Anglia services to and from Clacton and Colchester are expected to be disrupted for several hours after thieves stole signalling cables.

A senior adviser to Vladimir Putin warned the 'highest levels of the Russian government' were considering a 'hybrid attack', such as sabotage or arson, rather than an 'outright military strike'.

Is Russia about to attack the UK? Following the decision to hand over blueprints for our Storm Shadow missiles to Ukraine, senior Kremlin sources have issued chilling warnings to Britain.

While nails are key to most people's beauty routines, knowing which type of manicure to opt for isn't always straightforward - especially for the more health-conscious among us.