Officer accused of taking photos of explicit images on police phone
A former Essex Police officer is due to face a misconduct hearing next week over allegations of using a police phone to take sexually explicit images.
From difficult beginnings to teacher and a life rebuilt through determination
A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.
From difficult beginnings to teacher and a life rebuilt through determination
A man who experienced housing instability during his teenage years has spoken about the positive impact a youth charity had on his journey to independence.
Village People lead singer and founding member Victor Willis dies at the age of 75 after a 'short but aggressive illness'
The singer was one of the founding members of the legendary band, and provided one of the iconic voices of their hit YMCA.
Millions set to leave work early to cheer England on against DR Congo in first World Cup knockout match while sinking 3.5m GALLONS of beer
The descent of millions of supporters to a TV screen is predicted to see 3.5 million gallons of beer, or 28 million pints, consumed from the 5pm kick-off.
Tiles tycoon who bought his 'favourite' grandson a house and paid for his luxury wedding loses £850K court fight after he sued to try and get the money back
Businessman Robert Stokes is the fourth generation of family decorating supplies firm Stokes Tiles in Sheffield, which he turned into a 'substantial company' through his hard work.
House prices dip in June - but are still almost £6,000 higher than a year ago, says Nationwide
House prices edged down in June, according to the latest figures from Nationwide Building Society.
Major maternity investigations spark backlash by referring to 'birthing people' and 'birthing population' rather than simply women
Campaigners said only women can get pregnant and give birth and 'unscientific jargon' that pretends otherwise adds 'insult to injury' for the families affected by care scandals.
Will I get in trouble if I fill a paddling pool after a hosepipe ban was announced? DEAN DUNHAM KC replies
My water provider has put in place a hosepipe ban starting officially on July 3. However, it has asked users to comply straight away.
A12 disruption expected all day after gas repairs and resurfacing
It comes after the A12 was shut in the same place yesterday for the same reason
Forest Green Rovers - owned by eco tycoon Dale Vince - SCRAP their women's team to 'concentrate their resources' on the men's side
Forest Green Rovers have scrapped their women's team to concentrate on the men. The club, owned by eco tycoon Dale Vince and managed by Robbie Savage, are in the National League
Why are holidays in the UK so expensive? From higher tax rates to food costs, these are pushing up the cost of a Great British getaway - and what can be done
The Daily Mail has spoken to UK tourism experts to uncover the true cause of the cost of UK travel - and what needs to be done to fix it.
Notoriously strict Samuel Smith's brewery boss who banned mobile phones, music and swearing in his pubs dies aged 81
Humphrey Smith, one of the most controversial figures in the British pub trade, is reported to have died aged 81.
Drinking coffee can slash the risk of deadly liver disease: Scientists pinpoint how many daily cups can protect you... and it's good news for decaf drinkers too
Coffee drinkers are significantly less likely to develop liver cancer or die from the disease, a new study has found.
Hundreds without power due to 'potentially dangerous situation'
Hundreds of homes are without power near Halstead due to a "potentially dangerous situation".
Hundreds without power due to 'potentially dangerous situation'
Hundreds of homes are without power near Halstead due to a "potentially dangerous situation".
Woman who posed as sex worker admits manslaughter of two men she drugged
She posed as a sex worker and drugged men unconscious to steal from them
Ukrainian oligarch's wife speaks out and says she is NOT the woman 'whose limbs were blown off in Monaco bomb attack' - as 'police probe tycoon's alleged links to €100m scam'
The attack left Vadym Yermolaiev, 56, fighting for his life, and reports first suggested that his wife Anna, 56, was also in a critical condition, having had her feet blown off.
DAN HODGES: The PM had just two things in mind - saving his tarnished legacy and throwing a spanner in Burnham's works
Yesterday's speech was not about defending the realm. It was about massaging Keir Starmer's bruised ego...
The long overdue military blueprint: How ground troops and manned tanks will make way for drones and crewless submarines...
Traditional methods of defence, such as ground troops and manned tanks, will make way for crewless systems that have proved to be devastatingly effective in Ukraine.