Man in court for death by dangerous driving after A12 crash near Kelvedon
A young man will appear in Chelmsford Crown Court for charges of causing death by dangerous driving on the A12.
Man in court for death by dangerous driving after A12 crash near Kelvedon
A young man will appear in Chelmsford Crown Court for charges of causing death by dangerous driving on the A12.
Woman who slept next to her partner's dead body for three weeks after he died of a heart attack is jailed for preventing a lawful and decent burial
Sally Smithson, 61, of Clare, near Thame in Oxfordshire, pleaded guilty to one charge of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a body.
Fresh chaos on Chagos as Labour minister says handover deal is being 'paused' as Starmer scrambles to win back Trump's support - but officials insist it HASN'T been halted
Hamish Falconer, a Foreign Office minister, informed the House of Commons of a temporary halt on the handover of the strategically-vital archipelago to Mauritius.
Emperor penguins are on the pathway to EXTINCTION: Satellite images reveal how shrinking sea ice is forcing birds into crowded groups - with potentially 'catastrophic' consequences
The dramatic images reveal how shrinking sea ice is forcing the birds into smaller, increasingly crowded groups.
Mad fer it! Why first-time buyers are flocking to Manchester... and Worcester
Manchester has been dubbed the most popular location in England for first-time buyers outside London. The market for first-timers in Worcester is also heating up rapidly.
Met Police will halve size of its famous mounted branch to save £3m as bosses face rising costs for policing London protests
The Met's mounted branch of police officers on horseback will be cut next month as part of plans to find savings, as Scotland Yard battles with staffing an increasing number of protests in London.
The popular Essex seaside area trying to shake off county's ‘crime capital’ status
Millions of people visit the coastal spot each year
Microsoft Japan Raided Over Suspected Violation of Anti-Monopoly Law
An anonymous reader shares a report: Japan's Fair Trade Commission raided Microsoft Japan's offices on Wednesday as part of an investigation into whether it improperly restricted customers of its Azure platform from using rival cloud services, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
The source said Japan's antitrust authorities would also be seeking clarification from Microsoft's parent company in the United States. Microsoft Japan is suspected of setting conditions that effectively shut out other services by limiting access to popular services on other cloud platforms, the source said.
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Four Essex councillors join Reform UK
One council is now left with no overall control
Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha left open-mouthed after withering blow about her sex life from Frankie Bridge
The 61-year-old returned to the panel alongside Christine Lampard, 47, Gloria Hunniford, 85, and Penny Lancaster, 54, to chat about the latest news and headlines.
Latest Green Party farce: Controversial plans to demolish 'landmark' building passed after two councillors leave meeting early
Plans to replace the former Debenhams in Norwich with flats was refused - but the vote was overturned when Green councillors Jenny Knight, top left, and Charlie Caine left for prior appointments.
Man dies after being hit by car outside Clacton One Stop Store
The man was taken to hospital after sustaining serious injuries, where he sadly died
Iran's hypocritical elite who send their children to live in US and UK and escape the brutal repression THEY help enforce
Opposition campaigners claim the top figures are using the country's wealth to fund their adult children's lives in places such as the US, UK and Canada.
Foolhardy father carrying young child in backpack risks their lives by ignoring warning sign to get clifftop view
The man walked straight past the red sign that states 'No Access' and warns of unstable cliffs at the beauty spot of Old Harry Rocks, near Swanage, Dorset.
Bill Gates admits he had affairs with two Russian women but insists they were not 'Epstein victims' and he 'did nothing illicit' in apology to his employees
A spokesperson for the philanthropic organisation confirmed that the Microsoft founder 'took responsibility for his actions', following a Wall Street Journal report detailing his remarks.
Essex Police officer banned after leaving man unconscious by punching him in head
The disgraced cop resigned from Essex Police last month ahead of a two-day disciplinary hearing which concluded yesterday
Criminal lawyer who raped and abused vulnerable clients as young as 14 jailed for 13 years
Jailing him on Wednesday, Judge Angela Morris told Alan Harris him 'there is no further fall from grace'.
Female teacher, 52, at £30,000-a-year boarding school, who was caught on video in sexual activity with boy after they drank alcohol together is struck off for life
Beverley Jane Dunnage, who the Boarding Housemistress for Upper Sixth at St George's School, drank alcohol with a boy before later encouraging him to engage in sexual activity
Police call in counter terror officers after man was arrested for 'carrying axe and knife' into Manchester mosque - as manhunt continues for second suspect
Officers are questioning the suspect who allegedly entered Manchester Central Mosque with a bag containing an axe and a knife during Ramadan prayers last night.