2,500 Rental E-Bikes Removed from London Streets
Over 2,500 abandoned rental e-bikes have been seized in Kensington and Chelsea since 2025, with fines exceeding £210,000. Council warns operators to comply.
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Vape in Hand Luggage: Jet2, Ryanair, easyJet, BA Rules
UK airlines allow vapes only in hand luggage due to lithium battery rules. E-liquids must be under 100ml. Vaping is banned on all flights.
Call for New M5 Junction 7a to Ease Congestion
A new M5 junction 7a is being proposed to tackle congestion and improve access for businesses and residents in the Birmingham area, with local leaders urging government support.
Virgin Media O2 Warns Dozens of Mobile Sites May Be Switched Off
Virgin Media O2 warns it may be forced to switch off dozens of mobile sites in London due to outdated planning rules, causing coverage gaps and weak signals.
UK Warns Tourists on South Africa Taxis
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel advice for South Africa, warning tourists about e-hailing taxi scams, violence between drivers, and safety risks in Kruger National Park.
245 Bank Branches to Close by End of 2024
Nearly 250 UK bank branches are closing by December, with Lloyds, Santander, and NatWest leading the closures. The South East is hardest hit, and LINK is setting up shared banking spaces.
Sardinia Beach Umbrella Ban: Ages 10-65 Hit UK Tourists
UK tourists aged 10-65 face a new ban on umbrellas at Punta Molentis beach in Sardinia, Italy. The rule aims to protect the environment, with exceptions for children under 10 and those over 65.
Foreign Office Warns Brits of Mexico Airport Protests
The Foreign Office has issued a travel update for Mexico, warning of protests at Mexico City International Airport on June 10 that could disrupt access.
M6 taxi passenger dies after Mercedes crash
A woman in her 60s died after the taxi she was in collided with a black Mercedes on the M6 slip road at junction 3 in Warwickshire. Police appeal for dashcam footage.
WH Smith Rolls Out Electronic Shelf Labels in UK Stores
WH Smith is introducing electronic shelf labels (ESL) in its Heathrow flagship stores, enabling instant price updates and promotions. The move aims to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.
Pay-Per-Mile Tax: Check If Your Car Is Affected
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' pay-per-mile tax, rolling out in 2028, targets electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Petrol and diesel cars are exempt. Learn costs and motorist reactions.
UK Warns Tourists of Kosovo Tensions, Advises Vigilance
The UK Foreign Office updated travel advice for Kosovo, warning of heightened tensions and urging tourists to remain vigilant amid sporadic unrest in northern regions.
Man Shot Dead on Barcelona Street in Broad Daylight
A man was fatally shot in the head on a busy Barcelona street near a police office. The gunman fled, and Catalan police are investigating. The incident occurs as the city prepares for a papal visit.
RAC Proposes Renaming Private Parking Charge Notices
The RAC suggests renaming private Parking Charge Notices (PCNs) to avoid confusion with council fines. Half of drivers unaware of differences, survey shows.
DVLA Cancels Licences for Over-70s with Medical Conditions
Thousands of over-70 drivers have had licences revoked by the DVLA due to eyesight conditions. The government plans mandatory tests to improve road safety.
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Major Signalling Fault Disrupts Midlands Rail Network
A major signalling fault caused extensive delays and cancellations across the Midlands rail network and beyond, affecting thousands of passengers.
Govt Review of EV Charging Costs Could Save Drivers £650
The UK government launches a Cost of Charging Review to address rising public EV charging prices, potentially saving drivers £650 a year. The review will report findings in autumn 2026.
UK Foreign Office Warns Tourists About New Indonesia Form
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel guidance for Indonesia, warning tourists about a new mandatory form and increasing visa scams.
UK Updates Ecuador Travel Advice After Emergency Ends
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Ecuador after a 60-day state of emergency was lifted on June 10, 2026. The decree had suspended constitutional protections in nine provinces to combat organized crime.
New Overhead Locker Rule Could Be Enforced on UK Flights
Airlines may be required to lock overhead bins to prevent passengers from grabbing luggage during emergencies, as Iata warns of 'draconian' measures to improve evacuation safety.
Digbeth Tram Rides Not Expected Until 2028
Despite ongoing track works in Digbeth, tram services from Birmingham city centre won't start until the HS2 Curzon Street section is complete, likely 2028.
Dudley Leader Demands Sackings Over Metro Delays
Dudley Council's leader demands resignations after further delays to the Midland Metro extension, now over two years late and missing its August 2026 deadline.
Eryri Campervan Ban May Be Scrapped Tomorrow
A controversial overnight parking ban on campervans and motorhomes in 11 Eryri car parks may be overturned after local and visitor concerns.
Safari Park Delays Due to Roadworks
Visitors to a popular safari park are being advised to allow extra travel time due to temporary roadworks causing significant delays on nearby routes.
DVSA Tightens Driving Test Rules from June 9
New DVSA rules from June 9 restrict test swaps to three nearest centres, aiming to reduce no-shows and long wait times for learner drivers.
Trespasser Causes Rail Disruption Near Wolverhampton
Train services were disrupted for hours after a trespasser was reported on the railway lines near Wolverhampton, causing delays and cancellations.
Major M6 Delays After Multi-Vehicle Crash Causes Oil Spill
A multi-vehicle crash on the M6 in the Black Country has caused a large oil spill, leading to six miles of tailbacks and 70-minute delays between junctions 9 and 10.
UK Driverless Taxis Launch This Summer with Wayve and Uber
Wayve and Uber announce the first paying passengers can book driverless taxis in London within months, starting with a human supervisor behind the wheel.
Child Assessed After Two-Car Crash in Oldbury
A child was assessed by medics after a two-car crash in Oldbury on Monday morning. The youngster suffered minor injuries but did not require hospital treatment.
Free Bus Pass Age Change Hits Millions in England
The Department for Transport has confirmed that the free bus pass age in England will increase to match the state pension age, affecting millions of passengers from June.
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