Officer who appeared on Channel 5's Police Interceptors 'went dogging with female colleague after they swapped steamy messages while on duty'
Ben Sutcliffe, a police constable and former acting sergeant with Cleveland Police in North East England, appeared in two seasons of the hit Channel 5 show in 2017 and 2018.
Tiger zoo to reopen after visitor was mauled to death as bosses ask public to be 'understanding and respectful' to staff
William Chapman, 24, died on Saturday after climbing into a big cat's enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, where he was attacked by a 200kg Siberian tiger named Altai.
Murder investigation launched following death of man at Essex caravan park
A man in his 40s has died at Clacton’s Valley Road Caravan Park. Essex Police arrested a 39-year-old on suspicion of murder after the October 14 incident.
Murder investigation launched following death of man at Essex caravan park
A man in his 40s has died at Clacton’s Valley Road Caravan Park. Essex Police arrested a 39-year-old on suspicion of murder after the October 14 incident.
Pictured: The 'fraudster' civil servant who 'earned £280,000 juggling FIVE government jobs at the same time'
Kashim Chowdhury, 55, left his home in east London before putting on a face mask and heading to court where he is accused of fraudulently holding down multiple government jobs at the same time.
Sir Cliff Richard turns 86: Iconic pop singer celebrates his big day with a 'Number One-themed' afternoon tea for fans as he drinks wine, eats cake and gets swarmed by balloons
Sir Cliff Richard celebrated his 86th birthday in style on Wednesday as he enjoyed cake and wine on his big day.
'I'm an architect and you're just a hostess': Hunt for drunk passenger who assaulted attendant and accused her of racism
Simone de Gale, 44, screamed 'I'm an architect and you're just a f***ing air hostess' when she was told not to disturb the infant on a Virgin Atlantic flight, Ealing Magistrates' Court heard.
Amazon Launches New Bee 'Personal AI' Devices That Listen to Conversations
Amazon has unveiled two new Bee "personal AI" devices designed to continuously record, transcribe, and analyze conversations: the $75 wearable Bee Frontier and the $100 phone-mounted Bee Eclipse. Amazon says the devices can generate conversation summaries, surface recurring themes, and recommend actions or purchases, while claiming audio itself is never stored and users can delete transcripts and summaries. CNBC reports: The Bee Frontier is an upgraded version of Amazon's existing wearable that can either be worn on a wrist or clipped to clothing. Similar to earlier generations, the Bee Frontier has up to seven days of battery life, but it's also more expensive, costing $75 compared with its $50 predecessor.
Amazon acquired Bee, a San Francisco startup known for its always-listening bracelet, in July 2025 for an undisclosed amount. Bee bracelets are equipped with artificial intelligence and microphones that can record, transcribe and analyze conversations. The dual mics on the Bee Frontier have upgraded noise filtering, "so it can take note of what matters and ignore what doesn't, even in noisy environments like a crowded restaurant or open office," Amazon said in a blog post.
Amazon also debuted the $100 Bee Eclipse, which functions like other Bee devices, but instead of being worn, the credit card-sized gadget magnetically snaps on to the back of a smartphone. The Bee Frontier is available Thursday, while the Bee Eclipse "will be available soon," the company said.
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Meghan just stepped out in a very Princess Kate coded burgundy outfit - and it's set to be this season's biggest trend
The Duchess of Sussex greeted crowds in Nottingham today wearing burgundy head-to-toe including a £1,495 coat.
Meghan leaves her crown jewels at home! Duchess wears Princess Diana's watch and trendy fitness tracker but not her engagement ring on visit to Nottingham
Although the Duchess of Sussex, 45, has not been pictured wearing the ring in almost nine months, one may have expected her to bring the diamond sparkler out for today's royal-style outing in Nottingham
Police have now arrested 50 people in crackdown on gang violence in Middlesbrough following A66 crash - seizing three shotguns, two handguns and large sums of drugs and cash
Police have arrested 50 people and seized weapons, drugs and money in the aftermath of the A66 crash, after the tragedy sparked a widespread crackdown on gang violence.
YouTuber built 30-frame-per-second grayscale Game Boy, then open sourced it for all e-paper displays
Not afraid of custom waveforms frying your e-paper? Download it from GitHub and give it a shot on your stock screen today
Schoolboy, 11, died five months after being pulled from blaze caused by e-bike battery explosion, inquest hears
Cole Leighton-Taylor suffered severe burns and was forced to undergo 70 operations following the blaze at his home near Chorley in Lancashire on January 6.
Stunning Essex restaurant only open for 3 years already among world’s best
Its gained international recognition
Where to stash cash in your house: As fears grow that AI could spark a global banking meltdown, experts reveal how to keep your money safe
International Monetary Fund (IMF) MD Kristalina Georgieva this week said she feared 'we may end up with lots of people with shoeboxes under their beds' as fears over digital banking security grow.
Smartphone shipments plummet as memory crisis pumps up prices
AI's appetite for components hammers budget handsets, with analysts seeing little relief before 2028
Gareth Gates shares sweet picture of his daughter Missy, 17, as he praises her for passing her driving test
The former Pop Idol star, 42, shared a snap with his daughter while saying he was 'super proud' of her.
Greens have left British Jews 'feeling vulnerable' says equalities watchdog as it probes 'Zionism is racism' motion - while Labour threatens to scrap local deals with Zack Polanski's party
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has written to Zack Polanski's party to demand more information over the policy motion backed by Green members.
Jenni was told she'd 'get used' to her crippling pain. Now she's in a wheelchair and unable to have children. These are the treatments that could have prevented her needless suffering from endometriosis
Every month since her periods started at the age of 14, Jenni Johnson would suffer such severe pain she would cry out. The pain would also shoot down her leg, leaving her struggling to walk.
Workday wants a slice of customers' labour budget that its AI agents could replace
CEO eyes usage-based billing as automation pushes HR software vendor beyond traditional IT spending