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Nottingham Forest score two late goals to beat Ipswich and end their run of six matches without a victory.

Cardiff City regain their advantage in the Championship automatic spots after securing a late win at Carrow Road.

Rory Cellan-Jones explores what Mark Zuckerberg failed to answer in front of the US Congress.

A man drove his car over the Felixstowe to Ipswich line despite lights warning of an approaching train.

Britain's only native venomous snake, the adder, is starting to wake up from hibernation.

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A wet outfield meant no play was possible on day one of the Championship match between Yorkshire and last season's champions Essex.

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The whole morning session was wiped out and umpires Ian Gould and Richard Illingworth agreed to inspect in the afternoon at 13:40 BST.

Heavy rain at Headingley had left the outfield saturated and the decision was taken to call play off for the day.

Play is set to resume at 11:00 BST on Saturday.

Ash Hall had both his legs amputated after standing on a bomb in Afghanistan in 2010.

Commuter Seph Pochin successfully sued Greater Anglia over its "appalling" service.

Jack Laugher claims his third gold of the Games as Tom Daley and Dan Goodfellow also triumph

About 550 riders were due to take part in the cycle event which sold out in nine days.

A wet outfield means no play is possible on day one between Yorkshire and last season's county champions Essex.

Police say they've found what is believed to be one of the biggest cannabis factories in Norfolk in recent years.

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Up to 4,000 cannabis plants and hydroponic equipment were found at an outbuilding on Holt Road in Felthorpe, north of Norwich, on Wednesday.

Ch Insp Wes Hornigold said: "We are at the early stages of our inquiries and the factory is very large, therefore, CSI teams will be there all weekend to gather evidence before the set-up is dismantled next week."

The academic at the centre of Facebook's data scandal also rejected criticism from Mark Zuckerberg.

A man has been jailed for four years after 226 cannabis plants worth up to £189,000 were found growing in a loft.

The discovery was made during a police raid at a top-floor flat in Westborough Road, Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex, in September 2016.

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Christopher Tame, 40 of Wallace Street, Shoeburyness, was arrested there and officers later found £21,000 in cash, which belonged to him, at another property.

He admitted production of cannabis and was found guilty of abstracting electricity and various criminal property offences.

The flat's tenant, Roy Laidlaw, 49, admitted cannabis production and abstracting electricity in June, and was given a 20-month suspended jail sentence.

Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow has the worst A&E waiting times in the country, according to the latest figures.

In the last 12 months, 70.9% of patients were seen within four hours, compared to the NHS target of 95%.

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A difficult winter period means the health service overall has recorded its worst-ever annual performance - at 88.4% - since records began in 2004.

Last month, Princess Alexandra was moved out of special measures following a visit by inspectors, which a hospital spokesman said reflected "positive changes".

The specific rating for emergency services there was upgraded from "inadequate" to "requires improvement".

Police say a man was found with cuts to his head and arms, and bruising to his back.

A proposed Oxford to Cambridge route poses "serious threats" to bats and butterflies, the RSPB says.

The technology means patients' stays are shorter due to the precision of the surgery.