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Alongside Dave Huzzey and Joe Dunne, they were brought in on an interim basis in the middle of January and guided the U’s to a mid-table finish in League Two. That success has led to this permanent appointment for all three.

One of the largest road infrastructure projects in Essex, is set to get the creation of a new motorway junction on the M11

Labour in Southend deny a change of leadership is a hard left takeover.

Liz Truss will wrap up the Conservative Party conference by defending her approach and pledging a "new Britain for the new era" - after a week of U-turns and infighting.

In power for just 28 days - and for 10 of them politics was paused following the death of the Queen - it has been the worst possible start for Liz Truss.

Officers will attend "all at home burglaries" for the first time, police chiefs from across the country have pledged.

Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay Coleen Rooney's legal costs following their Wagatha Christie libel trial - and the bill could reach about £1.5m.

Country music star Loretta Lynn has died at the age of 90.

Comedian Lee Mack is certainly no wannabe Pavarotti.

Two fishermen appear to have been caught hook, line and sinker after allegedly putting weights in their catch to try and cheat in a fishing tournament.

At a small independent record store tucked away in a neat courtyard of shops next to St Albans' famous cathedral, a vinyl record that one band is hoping could become the most expensive ever sold in the UK is about to be released.

Rush hour trains were delayed for about an hour on Monday morning after a swan was spotted on the railway line.

Elon Musk is planning to buy Twitter for his original offer price - and he's hinted at his plans for social media.

More than 6,000 miles of debris is trailing behind an asteroid that was deliberately hit by a NASA spacecraft.

The European Parliament has voted to introduce an EU standard charging port for mobile phones.

Motorists are being denied a further 10p cut in petrol prices because retailers have hiked their profit margins, according to the RAC.

Elon Musk is planning to buy Twitter for his original offer price - and he's hinted at his plans for social media.

The chief executive of Shell has called on the government to tax oil and gas companies in order to protect the poorest people in society from soaring energy costs.

United States captain Becky Sauerbrunn has called for the removal of individuals at the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and US Soccer who failed to protect players from abuse, after an inquiry found widespread misconduct in the professional league.

When it comes to Rugby World Cup glory, no one knows the highs and lows as well as Maggie Alphonsi, and for the England legend there is only one team to beat this year: the Red Roses.

Former international rugby players are at a much higher risk of developing neurodegenerative disease, a major study into lifelong health led by the University of Glasgow has found.

Liz Truss will wrap up the Conservative Party conference by defending her approach and pledging a "new Britain for the new era" - after a week of U-turns and infighting.

In power for just 28 days - and for 10 of them politics was paused following the death of the Queen - it has been the worst possible start for Liz Truss.

The government's economic policies could be causing "many more deaths" than the COVID-19 pandemic, an academic has warned.

Vladimir Putin's mounting problems in Ukraine make Russia's use of a tactical nuclear weapon more likely, a senior US expert has told Sky News.

Success on the battlefield translates into a very different language for the residents of Lyman - and has come at a significant cost to the civilians.

A US aircraft carrier is to be redeployed to South Korea's east coast, following Tuesday's ballistic missile test by Pyongyang.