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The following day on Wednesday, his loved ones broke their silence saying that the celebrity blogger was still being treated in hospital in the wake of the alarming incident.

Nicola Peltz channelled her estranged mother-in-law Victoria Beckham's style in a headscarf and denim jeans amid their ongoing family feud.

Ted Lasso series four has squashed fan fears that the show had run out of steam as viewers branded the comeback a success in online reviews on Wednesday.

'Lab-grown' is a phrase that puts many people off. But what if you could enjoy meat that had been grown inside plants?

An FOI has revealed Essex County Council received zero complaints about the promotion of Pride within its libraries before it told staff “not to promote Pride”.

More than a dozen Essex pubs have been named among the best 500 across the UK by national newspaper, The Telegraph.

Felsted's historic railway station has finally been freed from mountains of dumped rubbish after a major clean-up.

An FOI has revealed Essex County Council received zero complaints about the promotion of Pride within its libraries before it told staff “not to promote Pride”.

More than a dozen Essex pubs have been named among the best 500 across the UK by national newspaper, The Telegraph.

A Braintree man who faces charges of sexual activity with children will be seen at Chelmsford Crown Court due to the serious nature of the offences.

Felsted's historic railway station has finally been freed from mountains of dumped rubbish after a major clean-up.

The first houses are already being built

Two top aviation agencies are investigating whether the president's helicopter flew too close to a commercial flight on Tuesday.

Donald Trump Jr and his then-fiancée Kimberley Guilfoyle bought the six-bedroom waterfront digs in Jupiter, Florida for $9.7 million back in 2021.

VMware competitor aiming for the AI datacenter

It's a question that crosses many parents' minds as they consider missing out on their little ones' milestones while sat in an office.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Associated Press: Scientists have captured images of the sun's surface in the finest detail yet, revealing a strange and dynamic facade. It's dangerous to look directly at the sun without proper eye protection. But researchers were able to peek at its scorching surface with the help of the National Science Foundation's Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, located on the island of Maui in Hawaii. Scientists originally took the images for a different reason: to fine-tune and test the limits of the telescope. But when they looked at the results, they realized they'd photographed the sun's bright outer shell at higher resolution than ever before. What's more, they saw strange feathery patterns rippling across the surface. "That reminds me of famous paintings, like the swirling skies in Van Gogh's Starry Night," said solar physicist Ruizhu Chen with Stanford University, who was not involved with the new research. Researchers saw ripples of instability on the sun's surface caused by bits of magnetized plasma moving past each other at different speeds -- similar to waves that stir when a gust of wind blows over water. It's a well-known phenomenon that guides how fluids move. This has been glimpsed on Earth and other planets like Jupiter and Saturn, but "it has not been observed ever at that level on the solar surface," according to study co-author Friedrich Woger with the National Solar Observatory. The findings were published Wednesday in the journal Nature.

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It requires no great understanding of how artificial intelligence works to realise that the risk of catastrophe is growing by the day