UK New Cars to Have 'Spy' Cameras from July
All new cars sold in the UK will be fitted with AI driver monitoring cameras from July. Tampering could result in a £1,000 fine. The system detects drowsiness and distraction.
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Tesco Cuts Delivery Slot Prices to £1 for Two Days
Tesco is offering discounted delivery slots nationwide on May 12-13, with prices dropping as low as £1. The promotion includes all 1-hour, 4-hour, and flexi saver slots, available via Tesco.com and the app.
UK Tourists Urged to Apply by May 22 for Azerbaijan Visa
The FCDO updated travel guidance for Azerbaijan, introducing a free WUF13 Special Visa for UK tourists attending the World Urban Forum. Applications must be submitted by May 22, 2026.
Pedestrian killed by lorry on A38, man arrested
A pedestrian in his 60s died after being hit by a lorry on the A38 near Wychbold. A 47-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving.
Wolverhampton Derailment: Trains Resume Friday
Network Rail confirms trains between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury will resume Friday after a freight wagon derailment caused days of disruption and damage.
Transport Secretary: Summer Holidays Still On Despite Flight Cuts
Heidi Alexander confirms summer holidays are unaffected despite 120 flights axed and Middle East tensions, with less than 1% cancellations.
Lidl Self-Scanning Checkouts Expand to Seven New Stores
Lidl is expanding its self-scanning tool, Lidl & Go, to seven additional UK stores, allowing customers to scan items via the Lidl Plus app for faster, flexible shopping.
Rachel Reeves Confirms £120 Charge for 8,000 Miles a Year
New car tax changes from April 2028 will see a 3p per mile charge for EVs and 1.5p for hybrids, costing 8,000-mile drivers £240 or £120 respectively.
FCDO Warns UK Tourists: No Guarantee of Arrival in Bolivia
The Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Bolivia, warning of indefinite transport strikes and road blockades. Bus companies may not guarantee arrival, and all road travel on key routes is advised against.
Ryanair Beer Ban at Airports Slammed by UK Tourists
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary calls for a ban on early morning alcohol sales in airport departure lounges, sparking backlash from passengers who view pre-flight pints as a holiday tradition.
DWP Benefits Eligible for Discounted Rail Travel List
People on 9 DWP benefits can get a Disabled Persons Railcard for £20 a year, offering a third off rail travel and potential savings of £126.
Birmingham Sports Quarter: New Train Station and 2030 Plan
Birmingham City FC reveals new details on the Sports Quarter project, including a new train station, tram line, and a 2030 target for the Powerhouse stadium.
EasyJet-Approved Cabin Bag Gets Rave Reviews on Amazon
Shoppers are 'very happy' with this easyJet size-approved cabin bag, now on sale on Amazon. It fits underseat dimensions and has glowing reviews.
Easyjet Confirms Normal Summer Flights Amid Fuel Concerns
Easyjet reassures passengers with June, July, and August bookings that flights operate normally. No fuel disruption or cancellations expected this summer.
TUI Reassures Passengers on Jet Fuel Supply After May 25
TUI reassures passengers with flights after May 25 amid jet fuel fears from Strait of Hormuz closure. No flights cancelled, no fuel surcharges added.
Government Urged to Cut Speed Limits to 20mph and 60mph
The government has been told to reduce urban speed limits from 30mph to 20mph and motorway limits from 70mph to 60mph amid Iran war energy crisis.
UK Gov Urges Brits Not to Cancel Flights Amid Crisis
The UK Foreign Office, Department for Transport, and Department for Energy Security issued a joint statement urging travelers not to change plans despite flight cancellations due to the Middle East crisis and jet fuel shortages.
Birmingham Train Delays Continue After Freight Derailment
Train services to and from Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International remain disrupted after a freight wagon derailed in Wolverhampton, with no clear timeline for resolution.
New anti-terror barriers on Birmingham's New Street
Permanent hostile vehicle mitigation barriers have been installed on New Street as part of major public realm works to protect pedestrians from potential attacks.
Alton Towers May Guide: Bluey, Nemesis, Late Nights
Plan your May visit to Alton Towers with new Bluey coaster, Nemesis Reborn, extended evening hours, and family tips. Check ticket deals.
Rail Disruption After Derailment Between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury
A low-speed freight train derailment near Wolverhampton has caused service disruption on the Wolverhampton-Shrewsbury line, with delays and cancellations expected through Thursday.
Ryanair Boss Calls for UK Airport Alcohol Ban on Early Flights
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary urges UK airports to ban alcohol sales before early morning flights to curb disruptive passenger behavior, citing a rise in flight diversions.
Derailed Train in Wolverhampton Causes Rail Disruption
Network Rail has released an image of a derailed freight train in Wolverhampton, causing major disruption expected to last until Thursday. No injuries were reported.
Airlines Cancel 120 UK Flights Amid Jet Fuel Shortage Fears
Airlines have cancelled 120 flights from UK airports in May due to jet fuel price surges and supply fears, with further cuts expected amid the Middle East conflict.
UK Issues Travel Warning for Jamaica After Sexual Assaults
The Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Jamaica after British nationals reported rape and sexual assault incidents in tourist areas, including beach resorts.
Hantavirus Warning for UK Tourists in Three Islands
The Foreign Office issues a hantavirus warning for UK tourists who visited St Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha after deaths on a cruise ship.
40 Countries Turning Away UK Tourists Over Passport Rule
UK tourists risk being denied entry to 40 countries if their British passport does not have two blank pages. The list includes EU hotspots like Italy and Portugal.
Petrol Price Drop 'Not the End' as War Risks Loom
Petrol prices have fallen slightly but remain high due to the Iran conflict. Experts warn drivers not to be fooled by the drop, as risks of escalation could push prices to £2 per litre.
West Midlands Railway Update After Train Derailment
West Midlands Railway issues an update after a freight train derailment near Wolverhampton caused rail chaos, with delays and cancellations between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury.
CrossCountry Adds Services from Birmingham Starting 17 May
CrossCountry will introduce an updated timetable on 17 May, adding services between Reading, Birmingham, York, and Newcastle, plus new direct links to the New Forest.
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