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It's long been nicknamed a 'beer belly' - but scientists now warn the reality may be far more serious. A study has found that even one glass of wine a week is linked to a dangerous build-up of fat.

The property has been reclaimed by its owner after being found unsafe to live in

University of Essex staff to strike for a further nine days in March over job losses and Southend campus closure.

A woman says she feels like she is “drowning” after an electrical kitchen fire destroyed her home.

Paul O’Grady visited Whispers Wine Bar in Halstead’s High Street on August 24 last year.

University of Essex staff to strike for a further nine days in March over job losses and Southend campus closure.

The site is currently getting a big transformation and will reopen next month with a new sports bar called Hat-Tricks, and new indoor and outdoor activities.

Josie Gibson was seen filming at multiple locations across Burnham this week

Patient groups accused the BMA of being over-dramatic and said people are more likely to think of GPs as timid mice who 'scurry away whenever you try to book an appointment'.

This cosmopolitan city has not only fantastic everyday dining options, from small hole-in-the-wall eateries to street food, but also plenty of options for a high-end meal.

The Green Party's victory yesterday has left many decent people anxious and bewildered. They fear the old two-party system is collapsing and darker forces are moving in to fill the vacuum.

Christopher Trybus, of Swindon, Wiltshire, is accused of the manslaughter of Tarryn Baird, who took her own life aged 34 in November 2017.

William, 43, and Kate, 44, strayed from their planned itinerary for a visit to Powys ahead of St David's Day seven times, as they accepted daffodils and posed for innumerable selfies amid a downpour.

Benidorm creator Derren Litten shared his heartbreak over being forced to sell the Spanish home where he wrote his hit show.

Lawmakers won't be short of questions for the 42nd President of the United States - whose ties to Epstein stretch back decades.

An anonymous reader shares a report: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote in a memo to staff that he will draw the same red lines that sparked a high-stakes fight between rival Anthropic and the Pentagon: no AI for mass surveillance or autonomous lethal weapons. If other leading firms like Google follow suit, this could massively complicate the Pentagon's efforts to replace Anthropic's Claude, which was the first model integrated into the military's most sensitive work. It would also be the first time the nation's top AI leaders have taken a collective stand about how the U.S. government can and can't use their technology. Altman made clear he still wants to strike a deal with the Pentagon that would allow ChatGPT to be used for sensitive military contexts. Despite the show of solidarity, such a deal could see OpenAI replace Anthropic if the Pentagon follows through with its plan to declare the latter a "supply chain risk."

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Suzanne Shaw broke down in tears as she detailed her 'messy and unexpected' breakup from fiancé Sam Greenfield in an Instagram video on Friday.

A cherished 100 million year old dinosaur park that has the ancient animals' footprints on its land might soon be destroyed by an artificial intelligence data center, protesters say.

Who's to blame – the vibey platforms or the humans who ignore security warnings?

Vibe-coding platform Lovable has been accused of hosting apps riddled with vulnerabilities after saying users are responsible for addressing security issues flagged before publishing.…