Southend hospital worker charged with sexually assaulting two people
The charges relate to alleged offences at Southend Hospital
Alcohol deaths in Scotland remain 'appallingly high' as SNP is warned minimum unit pricing drive has failed
Scotland continues to have the highest rate of alcohol specific deaths of any country in the UK.
So many middle-aged women suffer pain because they're too ashamed to talk about their intimate area. Now pharmacist LAURA DOWLING reveals the little-known condition that causes it - and the simple cure
Laura Dowling is a pharmacist, health advocate, and founder of fabÜ health supplements.
Southport killer's taxi driver 'waited 50 minutes' to call 999 despite hearing 'screaming' moments after dropping him off outside dance class, inquiry hears
Gary Poland, who picked Rudakubana up from his home in Banks, Lancashire, on July 29 last year, took nearly an hour to call 999 despite hearing children scream.
The top 30 state schools for Oxbridge success: New data reveals which taxpayer-funded institutions send the most pupils to Oxford and Cambridge. Did yours make the list?
We've obtained exclusive figures from Oxford and Cambridge showing which state schools and sixth form colleges sent the most pupils to each university last year.
Frank Sinatra's rage at the priest who sought forgiveness for his son's kidnappers... revealed in unearthed letter 60 years later
The legendary crooner's 19 year-old son Frank Sinatra Jr was abducted in December 1963. Sinatra paid a ransom of $240,000 for his release before the culprits were arrested.
'Ultimate' Christmas fair with festive food and rides comes to Essex estate
Tickets are expected to sell out fast
Police clamp down on dangerous driving and bad parking outside Essex school
One driver even had their car seized by the police
Suspected Iran-backed attackers targeting European aerospace sector with novel malware
Instead of job offers, victims get MiniJunk backdoor and MiniBrowse stealer
Suspected Iranian government-backed online attackers have expanded their European cyber ops with fake job portals and new malware targeting organizations in the defense, manufacturing, telecommunications, and aviation sectors.…
How autism could be beaten by a £2 pill you can get on the NHS. As Trump hails 'amazing' drug, doctor who championed it reveals breakthrough that let boy say 'I love you' for first time
It's one of the most pressing and controversial questions in modern medicine: just why are cases of autism skyrocketing?
Legendary reality show AXED after 13 years on screens as host announces huge career change and devastated fans complain 'it's the end of an era'
The outlet confirmed that MTV will not renew the show, though producers are free to shop the series to other networks, raising hopes it could yet be revived elsewhere.
I spent a day with the agent the CIA tried to silence. This is the brutal training he put me through, the truth he taught me about modern spying - and the huge mistake I made on a mission: FRED KELLY
I spy the target through a ground-floor window. He's exactly as intelligence suggested: in his 40s, male, 6ft. Two minutes to execution. Two minutes to the encounter with my target.
The woman who died after her cancer was dismissed by her GP 20 TIMES sparks NHS overhaul
It follows concerns that too many patients are having their symptoms repeatedly dismissed or overlooked until their disease is too advanced to treat.
UK.gov ditching 'Red' risk data sharing project after slashing £0.5B budget in half
Meanwhile Lotus Notes still lurks in some Office of National Statistics systems, for now
A flagship Office for National Statistics project to share data across the UK government appears to be ending several years before its time after failing to make enough progress, getting a "Red" risk rating two years in a row, and never appointing a program director.…
User group says SAP's licensing models make cloud migration harder
DSAG criticizes separate regimes for public, private cloud, says users need more time to upgrade in uncertain times
Updated SAP's German-speaking user group has warned that the enterprise software giant's current licensing regime is creating unwanted difficulties in launching cloud migration and upgrade projects.…
Ed Davey urges unhappy moderate Tories to 'come and join' the Lib Dems as party tries to position itself as main opposition to Reform
Sir Ed will reportedly use his keynote speech closing the party conference today to reach out to Conservatives unhappy with the party's move to the right under Kemi Badenoch .
Princess Martha Louise of Norway and Shaman Durek face backlash over 'racism' claims against the royal family in their Netflix documentary - as they're accused of breaching official agreement
Earlier this month, the couple - known for their alternative beliefs such as claiming they met in a past life in Egypt - fronted their much-anticipated exposé Rebel Royals: An Unlikely Love Story.
Conjoined twin Carmen Andrade reveals how she 'respects her sister's boundaries' since getting married
Conjoined twins Carmen and Lupita Andrade opened up to People about how they navigate boundaries- especially since Carmen tied the knot to Daniel McCormack
Linux's love-to-hate projects drop fresh versions: systemd 258 and GNOME 49
Init system update arrives behind schedule while desktop overhaul adds app and HDR polish
There are fresh new releases of two of the more controversial and divisive projects in the Linux world for everyone to argue about… and then adopt anyway.…
From the Queen of Stops to the Queen of Strops! Mary Earps looks VERY tense as she hands rival and teammate Ballon d'Or for best goalkeeper
Armchair body language experts were at the edge of their seats when the goalkeeper award was given out at the Ballon d'Or ceremony on Monday night.