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DVLA Warning: Don't Ignore This Brown Envelope

Millions of UK drivers are being urged to watch for an important brown envelope from the DVLA that could save them from hefty fines and legal trouble when updating their photocard licence.

BBC Chief Demands Tougher TV Licence Enforcement

BBC Director-General Tim Davie takes a hardline stance on TV licence enforcement, warning that the current system needs tougher measures to tackle evasion as public trust in the broadcaster faces unprecedented challenges.

DVLA warning for drivers born before 1970

Millions of UK drivers with older-style paper licences must act now or risk fines up to £1,000. Our essential guide explains the critical September 2024 deadline.

Reeves: Wealthy must pay fair tax share

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils Labour's bold plan to crack down on wealthy tax avoiders and close loopholes costing Britain billions. Exclusive interview reveals tough new stance on tax fairness.

UK student joins Russian army to avoid drug charges

Astonishing story of a UK university student who allegedly fled to Russia and enlisted in their military forces to escape serious drug-related charges back home, as his desperate mother speaks out.

DVLA Photo Rule: £1,000 Fine & Licence Loss Risk

UK motorists face shocking penalties including fines up to £1,000 and licence revocation if they fail to update their driving licence photograph every 10 years. Discover the crucial deadline that could save your driving privileges.

Marquess of Ailesbury fined for driving without a licence

Lord Ailesbury, a hereditary peer, has been convicted and fined for driving without a valid licence after being caught speeding. The 71-year-old aristocrat failed to produce his documents following a speeding offence in his Mercedes.

14 Fare Dodgers Storm London Tube Barriers in Shocking Raid

Exclusive footage reveals a mob of 14 fare evaders brazenly pushing past ticket barriers at a busy London Underground station, while Transport for London staff appear powerless to intervene, raising serious concerns about revenue loss and passenger safety

What If Politicians Actually Answered The Question?

A radical thought experiment imagines a political landscape where evasion is replaced by direct answers. Discover the transformative potential of truth-telling in Westminster and how it could reshape public trust, policy, and democracy itself.

BBC Radio 1's Greg James Salary Shock Revealed

BBC Radio 1's flagship breakfast show host Greg James sees his salary figures made public in the latest annual report, sparking debate over broadcaster pay and licence fee value.

Tim Jeffries: Britain's 'Eligible' Bachelor Pursued by Taxman

The tumultuous life of Tim Jeffries, once dubbed Britain's most eligible man, is unravelling. From high-profile romances with Kylie Minogue and Prince Andrew's ex to a dramatic fall from grace with HMRC, we investigate the man behind the headlines.

DVLA Rule Change: Can You Tow a Caravan Now?

A major DVLA rule change means many drivers who passed their test after 1997 can now tow a caravan or trailer without an additional test. Here's what you need to know.

Lords' War Over Assisted Dying: Ex-PM May Accused

The House of Lords witnessed a fiery debate on assisted dying, with former PM Theresa May accused of causing 'distress' to the terminally ill. Peers clash over the ethical and legal ramifications of the proposed bill.

DVLA Warning: Sleep Apnoea Risks £1k Fine & Driving Ban

UK drivers with untreated sleep apnoea face severe penalties, including unlimited fines and immediate licence revocation, under strict DVLA medical rules. Experts urge compliance with reporting and treatment protocols.

ULEZ evaders owe £230m in unpaid fines to TFL

Transport for London faces a massive £230 million in unpaid ULEZ fines as non-payers exploit legal loopholes. Discover the enforcement crisis and new measures to recover debts.

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