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Council leaders and church officials in Essex have addressed residents in an open letter following a terror attack which killed two people.

Council leaders and church officials in Essex have addressed residents in an open letter following a terror attack which killed two people.

Snapchat will start charging users who exceed 5GB of saved Memories, with paid plans starting at $1.99/month for 100GB. "If your memories exceed this limit, you'll need to subscribe to one of its new Memories Storage plans," reports TechCrunch. From the report: The company told TechCrunch in an email that the introductory storage plan offers up to 100GB of storage for $1.99 per month. Snapchat+ users will get up to 250GB of storage as part of their $3.99 monthly subscription, while Snapchat Platinum users will get 5TB as part of their $15.99 monthly subscription. Snapchat explains that when it first launched Memories, it didn't expect it to grow to what it has today, as users have saved more than 1 trillion Memories on the platform. Snapchat will provide 12 months of temporary Memories storage for any Memories that exceed the 5GB storage limit. The company notes that users can download Memories directly to their devices. If you're over the limit, but don't sign up for a plan, your oldest Snaps will be saved, while the most recent ones that are over the storage limit will be deleted. Snapchat says the change won't affect most users, as the vast majority have under 5GB of Memories. It will mainly impact those with "thousands of Snaps," the company notes. "It's never easy to transition from receiving a service for free to paying for it, but we hope the value we provide with Memories is worth the cost," Snapchat wrote in a blog post. "These changes will allow us to continue to invest in making Memories better for our entire community."

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Lord Walney, who was previously the independent adviser on political violence and disruption, called on Labour to 'stand up' to claims that Israel is 'uniquely evil'.

Retail crime nationally is said to be at it's highest level on record

Police will scale back the search for missing four-year-old boy Gus after admitting they still have not found any trace of him.

The TV star, opened up on feeling 'ashamed' to talk about what was going on at home, which led her to 'disappearing' from public life.

Luxembourg is set to install a new head of state on Friday, with Grand Duke Henri, 70, abdicating the throne and his son Guillaume, 43, taking his place.

Former Conservative MP John Howell received threatening emails in 2012 over his position on Israel, after he spoke about the nation's right to defend itself against rocket fire.

Known for its Super Dry beer, Nikka Whisky as well as non-alcoholic beverages, Asahi suspended operations in Japan on Monday.

Rhiannon Dunn, 32, headed to Antalya in Turkey with seven-year-old Carlson Turner on September 1 after buying the trip for his birthday.

ESSEX county council has spent 60 per cent of its £72million funding on pothole repairs this year.

ESSEX county council has spent 60 per cent of its £72million funding on pothole repairs this year.

Mercedes Gleitze was given the waterproof, pre-patent 'Oyster' wristwatch by Rolex's co-founder just days after she set her incredible record on October 9, 1927.

The singer's 12th studio album marks a departure from her previous projects both visually and in the recording booth.

The Newcastle United star's locks have caused quite the stir after eagle-eyed social media users noted that they seemed to resemble the late Princess of Wales.

Dr George Sik, a workplace behaviour expert with over 25 years' experience, revealed your outfit could be silently slashing your chances of success.

Kate, 43, yesterday made a solo visit to the Lincolnshire base , where she met personnel, showed off her skills on a flight simulator and was even given the opportunity to look inside a Typhoon.

Names, numbers, and reg plates exposed in latest auto industry cyber-shunt

Renault UK customers are being warned their personal data may be in criminal hands after one of its supplier was hacked.…

UK Power Networks trials Thermify's HeatHub boilers, swapping gas flames for clustered compute

Reusing heat from servers has gained momentum recent years, but UK Power Networks (UKPN) is taking an unusual approach: installing mini datacenters powered by Raspberry Pi hardware in customers homes to provide heating for families struggling with energy costs.…