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Colchester murder investigation: Police launch probe after woman's death
Microsoft updates Dev Channel Windows 10, breaks Arm x64 emulation
In brief Build 21292 of Windows 10 arrived for Dev Channel Windows Insiders last week and while there was little of interest, the team was delighted to note that it had continued to work on the x64 emulation in the Arm edition of the operating system.…
Matt Hancock to lead press conference amid vaccine rollout
Lorry crash leaves woman trapped in car on busy roundabout
Venice, Italy Plans to Watch Every Move of Its 30 Million Tourists
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4 key dates that will impact decision on when lockdown ends
Back to the office with you: 'Perhaps 5 days is too much family time' – Workday CEO
To some of us, the work-from-home revolution provides a welcome opportunity to spend time with family members, even though working and studying shoulder-to-shoulder might not be a frictionless process.…
Our trip down memory lane features Clacton and Walton pubs
Colchester Hospital administers 'more Covid jabs than ever' at weekend
Holland-on-Sea GP surgery shut due to coronavirus cases
US gov sets up the National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office at the last minute before Trump's presidency ends
In brief Just days before President Trump is due to leave office, the White House created its National Artificial Intelligence Initiative Office, which will sit under the Office of Science and Technology Policy.…
Essex set for 27 hours of heavy rain as flood warning issued
TOWIE's Lauren Goodger announces she is pregnant with first child
Covid: The latest infection rates for north and mid Essex
Covid rule-breaker drove from Colchester to Norwich to deliver present
Video shows huge illegal car meet as police hand out dozens of fines
The hour grows late, the enemy are at the gates... but could Intel's exiled heir apparent ride to the rescue?
Column Intel has been many things. It has been a struggling startup, surfing the sudden successes and near-death experiences of 1970s Silicon Valley. It's been a relentless powerhouse, ruthlessly exploiting its dominance as personal computing rode Moore's Law to commercial and social revolution. Now it's in danger of seeing its supremacy crumble as rivals grab markets and mindshare with better manufacturing and marketing as Moore's Law itself turns to sand.…
Fire leaves 3 families homeless after building erupts in flames
Ask Slashdot: How Should User-Generated Content Be Moderated?
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Coronavirus: Lockdown 'won't be eased until at least March'
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