Radio Essex

Radio Essex is a local radio station that plays contemporary hit music, serving the Essex area in England. It broadcasts through DAB and FM frequencies in Mid and South Essex. The station operates from its studios located in The Icon Building on Southend Seafront and is part of the Adventure Radio Group.

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'She's a goner': Dominic Cummings says Kemi Badenoch will be ousted within a year

1 week ago | radioessex.com | Liz Bates

The former Number 10 aide also claimed the Conservative Party "might be dead". Listen to the full interview at 5pm on the Sky News Daily podcast - tap here to followHis remarks came in a wide-ranging interview with Sky News, in which the controversial figure, who served as Boris Johnson's chief adviser from 2019 to 2020, said Nigel Farage could "definitely" become the next prime minister.
'She's a goner': Dominic Cummings says Kemi Badenoch will be ousted this year

1 week ago | radioessex.com | Liz Bates

The former Number 10 aide also claimed the Conservative Party "might be dead". Listen to the full interview at 5pm on the Sky News Daily podcast - tap here to followHis remarks came in a wide-ranging interview with Sky News, in which the controversial figure, who served as Boris Johnson's chief adviser from 2019 to 2020, also said Nigel Farage could "definitely" become the next prime minister. On Tory leader Ms Badenoch, Mr Cummings said: "Kemi is going to go, probably this year.
UK-EU trade deal: What is in the Brexit reset agreement?

2 weeks ago | radioessex.com | Alix Culbertson

Following six months of talks after Sir Keir Starmer promised a fresh deal when he became prime minister last July, the two sides have come to an agreement. Politics latest: Starmer says 'Britain is back'Here are the details:eGatesBritish passport holders will be able to use more eGates in Europe to avoid the long border control queues that have become the norm since Brexit in many EU countries.
French actor Gerard Depardieu found guilty of sexually assaulting two women

3 weeks ago | radioessex.com | Adam Parsons

Depardieu, 76, was convicted by a court in Paris of groping the women during the filming of the 2021 movie Les Volets Verts (The Green Shutters). Both victims had been working on the film in behind-the-scenes roles. Following his convictions, Depardieu was fined €29,040 (about £24,000) and the court requested that he is registered in the national sex offender database. His lawyer Jeremie Assous said the star, who denied assault and did not attend Tuesday's hearing, will appeal against the verdict.
Nottingham attacks survivor wishes killer Valdo Calocane 'had taken me instead'

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Emma Birchley

Sharon Miller and Wayne Birkett were among three people who survived when Valdo Calocane ploughed into them with a van he'd stolen from 65-year-old Ian Coates, after stabbing him to death. Calocane had already killed Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber as they walked home in June 2023. They were just 19. "I thought I was dying. I just wish he had taken me instead of the students," said Sharon of the teenagers, who had "their whole lives ahead of them".
Schoolchildren asking for 'advice on strangulation during sex'

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Ashna Hurynag

Warning: This article contains references to strangulation, domestic abuse and distressing images. It comes as a woman whose former partner almost strangled her to death in a rage has advised anyone in an abusive relationships to seek help and leave. Bernie Ryan, chief executive of the Institute for Addressing Strangulation, has been running the charity since its inception in 2022 after non-fatal strangulation became a standalone offence. "It's the ultimate form of control," she said.
Why Ukraine's European allies will be nervously watching VE Day events in Red Square

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Dominic Waghorn |in Kyiv

He will be looking on with envy as Vladimir Putin parades both in Moscow today, with Chinese leader Xi Jinping flying in to join Victory Day events in Red Square. European allies of Ukraine will be watching nervously, wary of anything that could upturn the delicate quest for peace. President Trump's patience with peddling his much vaunted "peace deal" has been wearing thin and allies had feared Ukraine could be punished for it. That would have been grotesquely unfair, of course.
Brave Bison strikes latest deal with £20m move on Centaur Media arm

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Mark Kleinman

Sky News has learnt that Brave Bison was on Thursday evening finalising a deal to buy MiniMBA, an e-learning and training business serving marketing and technology professionals, founded by Professor Mark Ritson. The deal, which is expected to be funded from a combination of bank debt, cash and a small equity raise backed by existing Brave Bison shareholders, may be announced as early as Friday morning.
Putin's welcome to Xi Jinping seems to show China is on Russia's side

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Ivor Bennett

"Together with our Chinese friends, we... counteract modern manifestations of neo-Nazism and militarism," the Kremlin leader said. It was a thinly veiled reference to Russia's war in Ukraine, which Moscow characterises as an existential struggle against modern-day Nazis. China insists it's neutral on the war, but Kyiv disputes that. Last month, Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Beijing of supplying weapons and gunpowder to Russia directly.
M&S 'had no plan' for cyber attacks, insider claims, with 'staff left sleeping in the office amid paranoia and chaos'

1 month ago | radioessex.com | Tom Cheshire

Hackers have been holding the High Street brand to ransom for more than a week now, forcing it to suspend online orders and halt recruitment. An employee at M&S's head office, who spoke to Sky News on condition of anonymity, said that last week had been "just pure chaos". "We didn't have any business continuity plan [for this], we didn't have a cyber attack plan," the source said. "In general, it's lots of stress.