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Eastern Daily PressWhy did an Oman Royal Air Force plane circle over the Norfolk Broads?
Why did an Oman Royal Air Force Lockheed C-130J Hercules plane fly over the Norfolk Broads after taking off from Cambridge City Airport?
- Swindon Advertiser
Train station closes until further notice due to storm damage
A Wiltshire train station is closed until further notice after the station was damaged by Storm Darragh.
- The Telegraph
UK’s rarest cars: 1990 Rover 213 SX, the only one left
Strange as it may seem, the SD3-series Rover was once a controversial car – one that caused apoplexy among certain enthusiasts of the quintessentially British marque. Today, you are more likely to see a Rover 200 in a repeat of Keeping Up Appearances than on the road; indeed, Aaron Marrs’ 1990 213 SX is believed to be the sole roadworthy example.
- Wales Online
All the roads closed in Wales due to Storm Darragh
Parts of the M4, M48, A470 and other roads are closed on Saturday as a result of danger posed by Storm Darragh
- Swindon Advertiser
Photos show damage caused by Storm Darragh as station roof ripped off
Westbury train station is expected to be closed for the rest of the day after being damaged by the strong winds of Storm Darragh.
- Dorset Echo
Family's plea after driver jailed for killing a much-loved grandmother in crash
After the sentencing of Edgaras Kondratas, Mrs Bentley’s family made an impassioned plea to motorists. A statement from her daughter said: “I hope anyone reading this story is reminded when they are driving to always always take care, be constantly observant, and to allow for the unexpected."
- Swindon Advertiser
Second Wiltshire station closes due to Storm Darragh
A second train station in Wiltshire has been forced to close today as a result of Storm Darragh.
- Associated Press
Stellantis recalling more than 300,000 Ram trucks for braking system defect
Stellantis is recalling more than 300,000 Ram Heavy Duty pickup trucks because a faulty part could cause certain braking and tracking systems to fail. The Netherlands-based automaker said the hydraulic control unit on the trucks is prone to failure, which can cause the anti-lock brake, electronic stability control and traction control systems to not work properly. Stellantis said regular braking systems are not affected by the defective part and that it's unaware of any related injuries.
- The Argus
Man, 75, fighting for his life after being hit by a van on the A27
A man has suffered life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a van on the A27.
- ITN
£500 million deal to maintain hundreds of jobs
FirstGroup, Hitachi and Angel Trains have struck a deal to build 14 state-of-the-art trains to be used on rail lines across the UK, as part of a £500 million deal that will uplift the industrial heartlands, and boost rail services for passengers across the UK. It follows Prime Minister's 'Plan for Change' announced on Thursday.
- Evening Standard
Louise Redknapp banned from driving for six months after police mobile phone bust
Louise Redknapp has been banned from driving for six months after a run-in with police
- The Independent
Best small electric cars 2025: Top 10 affordable EVs to buy
Looking to go electric on a budget, or want the best small EV? These are the top small electric cars in the UK right now, rated and reviewed by our expert roadtesters
- Bradford Telegraph and Argus
Why a major road will be partially closed for six months
A road will be partially closed from the start of next year for six months.
- Manchester Evening News
Pregnant woman left 'shaken' after car rammed by hit and run driver on M60
Laura McKenzie, who is 14 weeks pregnant, was left at the side of the motorway alone and distressed after the crash
- Yahoo News
What it’s like to ride in a driverless Waymo One taxi for the first time
Over the last two years, more and more residents of this tech-friendly city have been testing out Waymo One’s driverless taxis. With each first ride, another story is born of those who have joined a future in which cars are guided by computers.
- Wales Online
New operator for key Welsh rail service to London
The route which will launch in 2027 will be operated by FirstGroup after acquiring the open access rights from Grand Union Trains
- The Packet - Falmouth
Major road in Truro to be closed until Monday as solar panels blow off building
Both lanes coming into the city are closed and traffic is restricted to one lane going out of Truro.
- Glasgow Times
Man who died following crash in Glasgow's East End named by police
A man who died following a crash in Glasgow's East End has been named by police.
- Sky News
The electric shock behind Europe's stuttering EV future - and how China has leapfrogged major car-exporting nations
Across Europe, car companies are cutting jobs and shutting factories - to the extent that some question their very existence. As the world shifts from petrol and diesel cars to their electric counterparts, a seismic shift is taking place in the global motor industry. The lines for the traditional car-making countries - Japan, Germany, South Korea - are more or less flat, save for the period around the pandemic.
- Bournemouth Echo UK
Bus involved in crash with VW van
A double decker bus was involved in a crash with a van.