Colombia Toll Booth Pile-Up Kills Two, Injures 19
A milk truck crash at a Colombian toll booth caused a 12-vehicle pile-up, killing two and injuring 19.
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England vs Mexico: Pubs Can Stay Open Past 1am Under Emergency Law
Pubs in England and Wales can stay open until 5am for England vs Mexico World Cup clash after PM Starmer reverses earlier decision, using emergency powers to extend licensing hours.
United Plane Clips Tail of Another Aircraft at Chicago O'Hare
United Airlines plane clips tail of another aircraft at Chicago O'Hare; no injuries reported, passengers safe.
Nearly 19 Million Car Journeys Expected Over Bank Holiday Weekend
Nearly 19m car journeys expected over bank holiday weekend amid hot weather, border delays at Dover, and rail disruptions.
Electric car tax roadmap unveiled for UK drivers
Readers respond to chancellor's pay-per-mile electric car tax proposal, suggesting road tolls and progressive charging.
Easyjet Shares Drop 9% After French Strikes and Germanwings Crash Hit Profits
Easyjet shares drop 9% as French strikes and Germanwings crash impact profits, despite a £7m half-year profit.
Leeds Station Chaos as Signal Fault Prompts 'Do Not Travel' Warning
Leeds station chaos as signalling fault halts trains, with 'do not travel' warnings issued by operators including TransPennine Express and Northern.
Newcastle Road Closures for Great North 10K
13,000 runners will take on the Great North 10K in Newcastle on Sunday, with phased road closures from 4am to 3pm. Organizers advise public transport and advance journey planning.
Starmer's road cuts hit East Midlands drivers hard
Keir Starmer's government cuts £700m from road budgets, axing A38 Derby Junctions and A46 Newark Bypass schemes, sparking fury in the East Midlands.
Greater Manchester Roadworks: Full List of Affected Roads
Roadworks are causing disruptions on key A and B roads across Greater Manchester, with some projects lasting until 2027. Here is the full list of affected routes.
1am Kick-Off: Pubs Open Till 5am, Schools Adapt
England's World Cup round of 16 match against Mexico kicks off at 1am BST. Pubs can open until 5am, schools have discretion on late arrivals, and police warn of safety risks.
Network Rail Update on Manchester Victoria Train Disruption
Network Rail has issued an update after days of disruption on Manchester Victoria trains. Works at Brewery Junction for a new turnback aim to improve reliability by 2025.
King Edward VII Bridge Opened 120 Years Ago in Newcastle
The King Edward VII Bridge, opened by King Edward VII in July 1906, marked a pivotal moment for Newcastle's rail infrastructure, with thousands lining the streets to witness the historic event.
UK Caravan Owners Warned: New Parking Rule Hits July 6
Motorhomes and caravans face new parking restrictions in Saltburn from July 6 under a trial scheme by Redcar and Cleveland Council, limiting stays to four hours on Marine Parade.
Welsh Villagers Unhappy After Landslip Road Reopens
A road in Wales has reopened after a major landslip left two villages cut off for months, but residents say the temporary fix is inadequate and they still await promised permanent repairs.
M11 Crash Causes Hour-Long Delays Near Stansted Airport
A serious crash on the M11 near Stansted Airport causes hour-long delays with lane closures expected most of the day.
A1(M) Shut After Lorry Fire Causes Major Delays in South Yorkshire
A lorry fire on the A1(M) in South Yorkshire caused severe delays during rush hour, with the motorway closed both ways between junctions 34 and 35.
UK's £3.3bn Northolt Tunnel: 8.4-mile HS2 Link Nears Completion
The 8.4-mile Northolt Tunnel, part of HS2's scaled-down project, will speed trains between London and Birmingham. Its excavation finished in 2025, with £20bn economic benefits already delivered.
Delta Airlines to Pay $79M Settlement Over 2020 Fuel Dump Incident
Delta Air Lines settles $79M class-action lawsuit after 2020 fuel dump over Los Angeles schools and homes.
Summer Driving Mistakes That Could Cost UK Motorists £14,000
UK drivers risk £14,000 in fines for summer driving mistakes like tyre issues, phone use, tiredness, blocked view, and towing errors.
The hidden way potholes could influence your next car purchase
Potholes are influencing car design and purchases, with comfort-focused models like the Citroen C5 Aircross offering better pothole protection through larger tyres and supple suspension.
Father Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter After Son Killed on M62
Father pleads guilty to manslaughter after his 12-year-old autistic son was killed on the M62 following a drink-driving crash.
UK Drivers Warned of Tyre Blowout Risk as 34C Heatwave
As the UK braces for a 34C heatwave, motoring experts warn drivers of increased tyre blowout risks and vehicle strain. Expert James Harding advises checking tyre pressure, fluids, and AC.
Heroic Pilot Saves 55 in Somalia Plane Crash Landing
Pilot crash-lands faulty Somali passenger plane into sea, saving all 55 on board near Mogadishu airport.
UK Drivers Warned of Increased Risk as 34C Heatwave Hits
UK drivers face increased risk of tyre blowouts and breakdowns as a 34C heatwave looms. Expert James Harding of Blackcircles.com advises six key checks to ensure vehicle safety.
Ryanair Offers 4-Hour Early Check-In at 3 UK Airports
Ryanair introduces a twilight bag drop service at Manchester, Birmingham, and Edinburgh airports, allowing passengers with early morning flights to check in and drop bags up to four hours early the evening before, free of charge.
Lorry Bursts into Flames on M8 Near Glasgow, Closed 9 Hours
A lorry trailer burst into flames on the M8 near Glasgow at midnight, closing the motorway for nine hours. Emergency services attended; no injuries confirmed yet.
UK Driving Theory Test Turns 30 as Failure Rates Soar
Only one-third of candidates pass the driving theory test at Dudley, the worst-performing centre in the West Midlands, as the exam marks 30 years.
M62 Crash Near Rochdale Stops Traffic on Westbound
Traffic on the M62 westbound near Rochdale has been halted following a collision at junction 21 for Milnrow. The eastbound carriageway has reopened, but delays persist.
Drivers Face New Roadside Eyesight Tests and Bans Under UK Plan
UK police will conduct more roadside eyesight tests under new government guidance. Drivers who fail risk having their licence revoked by the DVLA, as part of a broader road safety strategy.
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