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National Highways said the proportion of drivers who comply with the red X signs is ‘more than 90%’, suggesting nearly 10% do not.

Labour said the warning underlines the need for a ‘more productive’ relationship with Brussels following Britain’s withdrawal from the EU.

Andrew Innes, 52, admits killing Bennylyn Burke, 25, and her daughter Jellica, two, but denies murdering them.

The volume of work was described as being at ‘an enormous scale’.

Charles sent a message of condolence to the country’s president on Thursday.

An NHS double-decker bus will travel to five sites in England to help raise awareness of early cancer symptoms.

He died in the line of duty while tackling a blaze at the former Jenners department store in Edinburgh last week.

The 21-year-old originally faced further charges of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault.

The mother-of-two had been walking her dog, Willow, when she disappeared.

Former cabinet ministers Nadine Dorries and Jacob Rees-Mogg are both set to front new talk shows.

The regulator said the energy firm’s performance on call waiting times and abandoned call rates was ‘very poor’.

Nurse Lucy Letby, originally from Hereford, denies murdering seven babies and attempting to murder 10 others at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

Hesketh-Harvey was the brother of journalist and former editor of the Evening Standard Sarah Sands, who is the ex-wife of actor Julian Sands.

David Jonathan Holden was sentenced to three years at Belfast Crown Court, but the judge suspended the term for three years.

Flights are being restarted following a relaxation of China’s travel restrictions.

The draft 2023/24 budget proposes an increase of around £570m for councils – but they have warned they need more.

Some cells at HMP Eastwood Park were described as ‘appalling, dilapidated and covered in graffiti’.

Training a pilot to fly one of the RAF’s jets takes years and the Government is focused on support it can provide now, Number 10 said.

The Queen Consort helped stamp books set for export to Rwanda as she visited Book Aid International.

Chairman Ieuan Evans and acting chief executive Nigel Walker were grilled by the Senedd’s sports and culture committee.