New York governor has 'lost faith' in Cornell rape probe, appoints Letitia James to oversee investigation
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has said she 'lost faith' in the local probe into the Cornell rape case as she announced that she appointed a special prosecutor.
Saturday Kitchen star James Martin's flagship restaurant in Manchester closes after 14 years
Manchester235 has now ceased trading, with casino operator Metropolitan Gaming confirming the partnership with the TV chef had come to an end.
Farleigh Hospice calls for funding support during Hospice Care Week
Farleigh Hospice is calling for greater support during Hospice Care Week from October 5 to 11.
I'm a bowel cancer doctor on the front lines of the crisis and I'm so frustrated. Thousands unknowingly carry an inherited gene fault that dramatically raises their risk... and aspirin could help protect them
Delivering a cancer diagnosis to a patient is never easy. But it's particularly dreadful when the news is especially shocking given a previous clean bill of health.
Has a gift from Meghan to Eugenie ended up on eBay? Mystery as 'deeply personal' copy of duchess's book The Bench with heartfelt handwritten note to 'Eug and Jack' emerges for sale for £20K
The seller claims the first edition was given as a personal gift to Prince Harry's cousin and her husband following the birth of their first child.
The VMware exit is a protection upgrade
PARTNER CONTENT: VergeIO says an exit is also an opportunity
OpenAI's wandering AI agents earn it a California subpoena
Plus: Attorneys-general say investigators should have direct access to AI companies' records when things go wrong
Watch the dramatic moment armed officers arrest knife-wielding teenager in Chelmsford housing estate
Police had rushed to the estate after reports of young people being threatened with a knife
What's healthier, tea or coffee? As study finds a black Americano could raise cancer risk, experts reveal the hot drink that's best for heart, brain and waistline
Both have, at some time or other, been hailed for their benefits for preveting dementia, heart problems, and even for accelerating weight loss.
Saffron Walden locals told to keep windows shut due to nearby workshop fire
The cause of the fire is yet to be determined
My sister-in-law and I breastfeed each other's children. People may think it's 'disgusting' but it's only strengthened our family's bond: HOLLY STEVENS
Sitting in the corner of a cafe beside a buggy, I look like any other mother breastfeeding her baby. Except that the child in my arms is not my own.
Met urge students to call off October 7 protests - and vow to take robust stance on 'a day of mourning and reflection' - but can't find the organisers involved
The Met has urged students to call off a planned anti-Israel protest on third anniversary of October 7 attacks. A similar event was attended by hundreds in London on the second anniversary.
Christa Pike was injected with seven needles during botched execution including one that bent while being removed, as lawyer claims he doesn't know hospitalized killer's prognosis
Christa Pike is in critical condition and receiving lifesaving care after she was injected with at least seven needles during her botched execution, her lawyers say.
The Office Star Lucy Davis, 53, makes heartfelt plea to Andy Burnham to make King's Guard caps fur-free in her lifetime after being diagnosed with incurable cancer
Lucy Davis has sent a letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, asking him to urgently instruct the Ministry of Defence to replace the real bear fur used for the King's Guard's caps with faux fur.
Moment October 7 survivor whose husband died jumping on a grenade to protect his sons is booed off stage during protest at anti-IDF film premiere
An October 7 survivor was booed off stage during a protest at an anti-IDF film premiere as crowd members shouted it is 'too bad the Germans didn't finish you off'.
The sleepy Essex village home to ‘one of the greatest singers of all time’ before tragedy struck
Emergency services were told the frontman was still in the property during the blaze
East of England ambulance charity wins patient care award after raising £700,000
The East of England Ambulance Service Charity has been honoured at the Stars of EEAST awards for its outstanding contribution to patient care.
East of England ambulance charity wins patient care award after raising £700,000
The East of England Ambulance Service Charity has been honoured at the Stars of EEAST awards for its outstanding contribution to patient care.
No iced coffee, AirPods in the waiting room or reading notes off your phone: Experts reveal the modern-day habits that are costing you your dream job
In today's workplace, it seems there could be a whole new set of habits and behaviours that might sway a hiring manager's opinion in seconds - and it all starts with what you're drinking.
Large flames seen as fire crews tackle blaze in village
Fire crews tackle workshop blaze on Little Walden Road, Essex, as six engines and a water bowser attend. Residents urged to shut windows and doors on October 2.