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Charlotte Tetley, 33, (pictured) deliberately sat on train tracks until she was fatally hit after battling a 'complex longstanding mental health history', an inquest heard.

An obstruction in the road on the A12 is causing traffic delays heading Colchester bound from junction 22, Witham North.

Ashley Parker, 63, allegedly bribed his 64-year-old brother, Jugal Sharma, while serving as housing director at Brighton and Hove City Council between 2004 and 2014.

The body of Leah Bedford, 16, was recovered from the River Ouse in York on September 28, 2023. Two weeks before her death, she had accused Kristian John Franks, 35, of sexually assaulting her.

It sounds like something from the latest science fiction blockbuster. But scientists have revealed the terrifyingly high odds a black hole will explode in the next 10 years.

It's also spinning twice as fast than thought, making a tricky rendezvous even trickier

Japan's Hayabusa2 probe faces a tougher mission after new measurements revealed its target asteroid is nearly three times smaller and spinning about twice as fast as originally estimated.…

The Judge described him as being "deeply and fundamentally selfish"

The march of Gail's, Britain's fastest growing chain of cafes, has now reached UK airports, with its first bakery opening at Gatwick's South Terminal.

A passenger on board an easyJet flight to Lanzarote has died mid-flight after crew members did everything they could to help them. 

alternative_right writes: Austria's armed forces have switched from Microsoft's Office programs to the open-source LibreOffice package. The reason for this is not to save on software license fees for around 16,000 workstations. "It was very important for us to show that we are doing this primarily (...) to strengthen our digital sovereignty, to maintain our independence in terms of ICT infrastructure and (...) to ensure that data is only processed in-house," emphasizes Michael Hillebrand from the Austrian Armed Forces' Directorate 6 ICT and Cyber. This is because processing data in external clouds is out of the question for the Austrian Armed Forces, as Hillebrand explained on ORF radio station O1. It was already apparent five years ago that Microsoft Office would move to the cloud. Back then, in 2020, the decision-making process for the switch began and was completed in 2021.

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The area has an unusual history too

A Virginia preschool teacher's assistant was fired after she was allegedly caught tying up a toddler in the classroom of a private school.

Fashion royalty rubbed shoulders with aristocracy on Thursday as a host of A-Listers partied at Chiltern Firehouse. 

The second migrant was successfully deported to France as part of the agreement this morning - only for hundreds more to set off in dinghies from a beach near Calais.

The Eritrean man said he was an 'alleged trafficking victim' and his barristers asked for an 'interim relief' because deportation would risk multiple human rights breaches.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were snapped enjoying a sumo wrestling match on day one of their visit to Japan .

Despite an apparent risk of torture and persecution, an Afghan source said that many Afghan migrants are happy to return to the country on holiday.

The hitmaker is being remembered for his array of successful tracks, including Carrie Underwood's Jesus, Take The Wheel.

It is a 'priceless' local landmark which saw the likes of The Bay City Rollers perform in the 60s

Outside experts say the vulnerability has probably already been exploited

Budding ransomware crooks have another shot at exploiting Fortra's GoAnywhere MFT product now that a new 10/10 severity vulnerability needs patching.…