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Campervan and motorhome drivers have been warned to check local parking rules before heading to the coast this summer ahead of the busy season.It comes after research revealed widely different rules for the larger vehicles across the UK, with some areas allowing motorhomes to stay overnight in selected car parks, while others ban the vehicles altogether.In some places, drivers can park and sleep overnight but are still banned from putting out chairs, tables, awnings or washing lines. The warning comes as thousands of families head to the coast during the summer holidays for day trips, weekends away and longer breaks.YourParkingSpace…
The Home Office said its new deal with France – signed in April – prevents these “perilous journeys by boosting enforcement action on beaches”. It added it would build on the more than 45,000 attempted crossings stopped since the 2024 election. Home Office figures show 366 people arrived in the UK on three boats on Thursday during warm, sunny weather and calm conditions at sea.Some 172 people made the journey on Wednesday, ending an 11-day hiatus due to wind in the Channel. According to Home Office figures, 13,007 arrivals have been recorded this year.This is 45% lower than the number…
Birmingham Phoenix score just 64 in their innings, allowing Trent Rockets to capitalise and complete a simple chase in The Hundred at Edgbaston reaching 68-1 in only 31 balls.READ MORE: Phoenix all out for 64 as Hundred batting slump continuesAvailable to UK users only.
Rochdale have signed goalkeeper Sam Waller on a one-year deal.The 22-year-old made 20 league appearances for Dale during a loan spell from Burnley in 2024-25.He spent the first half of last season on loan at Crewe and joined Harrogate on a short-term deal in February, but only made one appearance as they were relegated from League Two.”Having been here before, knowing a few of the lads and obviously the supporters, it was a very easy decision,” he told the club website., external
A woman in her 20s has been charged after an “extremely significant” car bomb was intercepted by police near the Irish border earlier today.Two people had been arrested after a vehicle was stopped on the N2 near Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, at about 3pm local time on Wednesday, including a woman in her 20s and a man in his 40s.The woman now charged is due to appear before a special sitting of Trim District Court in Co Meath later this evening.The bomb had been completed and was ready for use, Irish broadcaster RTÉ reported.Upon discovering the explosive, Garda requested the assistance…
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Andy Burnham must maximise the North Sea if he is serious about reviving British industry, the chemicals sector says. Carbon costs and high energy prices mean chemical firms are competing “with one hand tied behind their backs”, according to Steve Elliott, chief executive of the Chemical Industries Association. He urged Mr Burnham to fulfil his commitment to reindustrialise the UK, telling the new PM: “It can’t come quickly enough.” A “promising signal of intent” would be the development of North Sea oil and gas, Mr Elliott said. Chemical firms employ 135,000 people directly, with a further 500,000 roles dependent on…
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In a statement, a spokesperson for the Met Police said: “We understand five officers were injured and are receiving treatment.”We await an update on the extent of their injuries.”At this stage, we don’t believe any members of the public were involved or injured.”The circumstances of the incident will be thoroughly reviewed, but at this stage our priority is the wellbeing of the officers involved.”A Port of London Authority spokesperson said: “We are aware of an incident involving a police vessel at Westminster Bridge.”We are supporting the response and providing assistance where needed, working closely with the Metropolitan Police, HM Coastguard…