Will ex-commando Al Carns be action man or inaction man? Ex-minister poised to decide whether to run against Burnham and prevent his untested 'coronation' as Labour leader
Carns, a former Royal Marine commando, said yesterday he would make a decision after Burnham's economic speech in Manchester, calling for a clear plan for the next decade.
Microsoft keeps Windows Server 2022 hotpatching alive into 2027
In the Azure Edition, of course
Essex healthcare heroes named finalists in NHS Shine Awards
Healthcare workers and volunteers from mid and south Essex are among the latest finalists in the NHS Shine Awards.
Former Essex nurse struck off over 'lack of knowledge of English' and misconduct
A nurse who was suspended due to a lack of knowledge of English and several instances of misconduct has been struck off the register this month.
Former Essex nurse struck off over 'lack of knowledge of English' and misconduct
A nurse who was suspended due to a lack of knowledge of English and several instances of misconduct has been struck off the register this month.
Emma Raducanu needs to toughen up physically, says Tim Henman after British No 1's Wimbledon dream was left in tatters due to leg stress fracture
The British No1 did her best to push through the pain and make the start line at Wimbledon but a scan on Sunday night revealed the injury had developed into a stress fracture.
Arsenal and Germany star Kai Havertz suggests Gary Lineker is IRRELEVANT in slap back at Netflix World Cup show host, who called his team 'one of the weakest I've ever seen'
Lineker, who is out at the tournament hosting The Rest is Football podcast show on Netflix, was withering in his assessment of Germany.
Can a pasty office worker who's lost their job to AI in midlife really retrain as a bricklayer - and earn £90K? TOBY WALNE picks up his trowel to find out
Millions of jobs are at risk of being taken over by Artificial Intelligence but there are a handful of careers that are guaranteed to be safe - one of which is bricklaying.
Prince Harry has a mountain to climb to fix PR own goal as security row overshadows UK trip: No one knows who is coming, Palace accommodation offer remains 'not accepted'... and patience is pushed to its limits by 'tiresome' psychodrama
On Friday night they were definitely coming. All of them. By Saturday, maybe not. Yesterday, even those in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's camp were being told different stories.
Blue Origin insists New Glenn will rise from the ashes this year after explosion deleted launchpad
CEO says reconstruction has begun, though the timetable looks ambitious
Nigerian pilot who became first African to fly solo around the globe loses race discrimination case against Ryanair
Ademilola 'Lola' Odujinrin was sacked from the budget airline for failing to report serious safety failings which he tried to 'avoid being blamed for', an employment tribunal heard.
Korean riot police rush to airport to defend World Cup manager over threat to kill him on his return because the team flopped: 160 officers sent in
South Korean police are preparing huge security measures at the airport hosting the arrival of their World Cup football team - after the resigning manager faced a threat to his life.
Commuter terrified after spotting huge 'Beast of Essex' big cat on train platform
Big cat sightings have been reported across Essex for years, and an early morning encounter at Wivenhoe Station left a commuter stunned as they said it was "nothing like anything I had seen before"
Are strawberries as healthy as we think? Experts reveal the benefits of Wimbledon's favourite fruit - and who shouldn't overindulge
Nothing says British summer quite like strawberries and cream - preferably eaten courtside at Wimbledon.
My debilitating acne was so bad it stopped me leaving the house. I spent years trying every treatment until a specialist revealed the one thing that would help - now for the first time in a decade I finally have clear skin: CHLOE LANDYMORE
I have a recurring anxiety dream which wakes me up in tears night after night: it's my wedding day and I've paid a fortune for a make-up artist to try to hide the raised red acne covering my face.
How working as a high-flying female executive in TV turned ME into a monster quick to sabotage other women: As a female BBC star is accused of bullying, a brutal confession from SAMANTHA BRICK
Closing the glass door of my office, I told my assistant to sit down. She had just made a mess of my weekend away and I was about to let her have it with both barrels.
The giant illegal waste tip in Essex that catches fire every time temperatures rise... spewing foul-smelling smoke that locals blame for their sky-high cancer rates. And it's just one of 117 across England...
'You wake up to the taste of rubbish in your mouth,' says 60-year-old Michelle Joyce. 'And the smoke is thick across the main road. I'm amazed there hasn't been an accident, but that'll be the next thing.'
This is what I did on a toxic middle-class school mums' camping trip to Cornwall that got me banned from the friendship group - and why I don't regret it
Once you hit your 50s, you find friendship groups dwindling. School-gate cliques diminish as children get older while university pals either cement their place as BFFs or lose touch.
From opening the door to Jeremy Corbyn, to his stance on Syria and Net Zero, Ed Miliband's political record has been marked by abject failure. If Burnham makes him Chancellor, he will sink his own government: STEPHEN POLLARD
Critics point to Miliband's Net Zero fanaticism as reason enough to keep him away from No 11. But that misses the bigger picture.
Shabana Mahmood is being cowed into a lunatic new asylum policy by Burnham - and this is why it could help revive Reform's fortunes: STEPHEN GLOVER
More than any Labour Cabinet minister in living memory, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood understands the dangers of uncontrolled immigration.