England v Argentina semi-final: Pubs open until 1am
Pubs in England can stay open until 1am for the World Cup semi-final between England and Argentina on July 15, thanks to a government extension of licensing hours.
Category : Transport
Camden High Street May Go Car-Free Permanently
Camden Council proposes a permanent ban on motor traffic on part of Camden High Street, with a six-week consultation now underway. The trial pedestrianisation has improved air quality and safety.
BBC Move World Cup Coverage to Atlanta for England Semi-Final
The BBC will broadcast from Atlanta Stadium for England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina, moving from their Salford studio after viewer pressure.
RAC Warns of 'Saturday Summer Scramble' as 14.1M Drivers Hit Roads
The RAC predicts 14.1 million drivers will hit UK roads this weekend, the busiest summer getaway in four years, urging motorists to prepare for delays and breakdowns in the heat.
18 UK stations get new ticket barriers to stop fare dodgers
The UK government announces a £33.4m investment to install taller ticket gates at 18 train stations to combat fare evasion, which costs the railway up to £400m annually.
Newcastle's Transfer Window: Six Weeks to Strengthen Squad
Newcastle United have six weeks to add three or four players before the transfer deadline, with key targets choosing rivals and squad depth concerns emerging as pre-season begins.
60% of Knowsley's A Roads Deteriorating, Highest in Region
Three in five A roads in Knowsley are in deteriorating condition, the highest proportion in the Liverpool City Region. An estimated £115m is needed to bring all roads up to good condition, but the council's annual budget is only £3.1m.
Watch England vs Argentina on BBC Without a TV Licence
England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina airs on BBC One at 8pm. You can watch legally without a TV Licence by going to a pub, a friend's house, or using a student loophole.
Europe's Most Expensive Toll Roads: £60 One-Way Fee
A6/A7 from Paris to Marseille is Europe's priciest toll road at £60.50 one-way; Øresund Bridge costs £54.12. Over 8 million Brits drive to Europe annually, but many lack preparation.
New ticket gates at Liverpool Lime Street to tackle fare evasion
New ticket barriers will be installed at Liverpool Lime Street as part of a £33.4m DfT crackdown on fare evasion, affecting thousands daily from 2027.
Boat Capsizes Near Alcatraz: 1 Dead, 3 Missing
A boat carrying 20 people capsized and sank near Alcatraz island in San Francisco Bay, resulting in one death and three missing. Sixteen were rescued, and the cause is under investigation.
One dead, three missing after boat capsizes near Alcatraz
One person died, three are missing, and 16 were rescued after a pontoon boat carrying family members for a memorial service capsized near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
Taller Barriers at London Stations to Curb Fare Evasion
Taller ticket barriers will be installed at several London stations as part of a £33.4 million government crackdown on fare evasion, which costs rail revenue up to £400 million annually.
UK Airports: 2000ml Liquid Rule at Some Hubs This Summer
Several UK airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, and Birmingham now allow liquids up to 2 litres in hand luggage. Others still enforce the 100ml limit. Check your airport before travelling.
Mark Watkins Haulage Ltd Enters Liquidation
Mark Watkins Haulage Limited, a Cornwall-based freight firm founded in 2015, entered creditors' voluntary liquidation on July 13, 2026, as the UK haulage sector faces rising insolvencies amid higher costs and regulatory pressures.
£20m rail upgrade closes two London stations for 22 days
A £20 million upgrade will close London's Charing Cross and Waterloo East stations for 22 days from July 26 to August 16, affecting Southeastern services.
Gatwick Runway Closure Diverts Nine Flights
Nine flights bound for London Gatwick were diverted after a sudden runway closure on Wednesday, disrupting hundreds of passengers. A British Airways plane from Palma de Mallorca blocked the runway, causing emergency declarations.
Ealing Council Fined £6k Over B&B Housing for Disabled Mum
Ealing Council must pay £6,000 after a disabled pregnant mother and her child were housed in unsuitable bed and breakfast accommodation for 14 months, breaching legal limits.
35p Soap in Luggage May Cause Airport Security Stops
A 35p bar of soap, while allowed by all major airlines, can appear dense on X-ray scanners and lead to additional security checks, causing delays for travellers.
Gatwick Runway Closure Diverts 14 Flights
Gatwick Airport's runway was closed overnight due to a technical issue with a British Airways aircraft, forcing 14 flights to divert and nine to declare emergency code 7700, likely due to low fuel.
Manchester Airport Summer Travel Warning for Families
Manchester Airport expects 5.7m passengers this summer. Families warned: children's squishy toys may be confiscated as liquids. Tram disruption until Aug 2. New Terminal 2 features unveiled.
Wales Breaking News and Weather Traffic Updates Wednesday
Get the latest Wales breaking news, weather, and traffic updates for Wednesday, July 15. Stay informed with live coverage from across Wales and beyond.
Drivers demand safety changes at Manchester's dangerous junction
Nearly 90 people have signed a petition calling on Manchester council to fix the 'dangerous' junction at Princess Parkway and Wythenshawe Road after several accidents, including one serious collision, in 2024 and 2025.
BA technical fault causes Gatwick chaos
A British Airways flight with a 'technical fault' blocked Gatwick's runway, causing nine flights to declare emergencies and 14 diversions. BA confirmed the fault, and passengers disembarked safely.
Gatwick Chaos: BA Plane Blocks Runway, Nine Jets Declare Emergencies
A British Airways plane caused chaos at London Gatwick Airport, blocking the runway and leading nine flights to declare fuel emergencies with Squawk 7700 codes.
Gatwick Emergency: Nine Planes in Fuel Crisis, BA Blocks Runway
Nine planes at Gatwick Airport declared fuel emergencies after a British Airways aircraft blocked the runway, creating an unprecedented air disaster scenario.
Northumberland super school opening delayed by several weeks
The new Coquet Community School in Amble, Northumberland, will not open for the September term due to utility connection delays. Pupils will start term at the old site and move in late September.
Merseyrail Southport Line Disrupted Until 9:30pm
Merseyrail services on the Southport line face major disruption until 9:30pm due to signalling problems at Southport, with trains suspended between Hillside and Southport.
Manchester commuters face chaos on first day of Metrolink closures
Manchester Metrolink closures disrupt commutes as workers navigate rail replacement buses, with delays and confusion reported on the first day of three-week repair works.
Port of Dover Chief: 'Absolutely Everything' Done to Avoid Summer EES Chaos
Port of Dover CEO Doug Bannister says the port has done 'absolutely everything' to prepare for summer amid fears of delays from new EU Entry Exit System (EES) checks, but a £40m facility remains unused.
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