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1991: So-called Highway of Death in Iraq after coalition planes repeatedly bombed it during Operation Desert Storm

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Slow worm friendly housing scheme near Chelmsford gets green light

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Land partly owned by Chelmsford City Council has been given the go ahead for the development of 42 homes. Land south

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Police appeal after driver dies following collision in Bicknacre

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