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Lincolnshire Police[1] has named one of two people who died in a collision on the A16. A spokesperson for the force confirmed that Graham Ross, 34, died when his grey Transit van collided with a second vehicle near North Thoresby[2] on Monday, April 24…
Hundreds of polling stations have been set up in time for the local elections on Thursday.
Most voters will cast their ballots in the usual locations, like schools, community centres, or temporary polling huts.
For some, however, the venue will be a li…
Graeme Souness is leaving Sky Sports at the end of the season, it has been announced.
The Liverpool great has been heavily involved in media work since his final managerial post as Newcastle United manager in 2006 and leaves after over a decade with th…
A motorist who was hit with fines of more than £1,000 for failing to pay a £32 Clean Air Zone (CAZ) fee has blamed the driving licence agency for an “address mix-up”.
CAZs have been rolled out across the UK in an attempt to reduce air pollution. But Ne…
Both Kanto and 3rd Party Ltd are owned by Thomas Borwick – digital strategist for Vote Leave and the Conservative Party as well as being the chair of the Cities of London and Westminster Conservatives[1]. Borwick has since been accused of using 3rd Par…
Electric cars are now a common sight on UK roads, but a goods vehicle powered by electricity is a far rarer beast. Stephen Holmes visits Tevva, a start-up looking to extend the capabilities of electrified trucks with the help of hydrogen[1]
There are o…
Like transporting coals to Newcastle, India has now started supplying indigenously built “green ships” to shipbuilding nations like Norway, the US, and Germany, boosting its aim to emerge as a global shipping hub.
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NEW DELHI : India has started supplying ‘green ships’ to traditional shipbuilding nations Norway, Germany and the US, like carrying coals to Newcastle and boosting its ambition to become a global shipping hub.
The move comes ami…
The public have been assured they can “simply swipe away” a test of a new public alert system when it emits a loud alarm on millions of phones on Sunday, but the AA has warned doing so while driving could land you with a £200 fine. Oliver Dowden, the n…
Network Rail has applied to Gateshead Council to undertake repairs of an iconic Grade I listed bridge, which connects Gateshead[1] and Newcastle.
The 173-year-old High-Level Bridge, according to Network Rail, requires several updates and repairs. If ap…