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‘HE works on the night shift and is probably asleep,” says an elderly woman as she walks past us and opens the door to her ground-floor flat.

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The AA said it seems counter-intuitive for some car parks to refuse customers wanting to pay in cash, at a time when high streets are under strain.

Tens of thousands around Turkiye protested on Satuday evening against the arrest of Ekrem Imamoglu.

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The incidents largely involved respondents saying someone almost ran into the back of them, or they almost drove into the vehicle in front.

Despite the government pledging extra funds and one hole being filled every 18 seconds, motoring groups say situation looks ‘bleak’ for drivers

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres said Saturday the organisation is exploring the possibility of a humanitarian aid channel from Bangladesh to Myanmar.

The AA said most drivers are not ‘hostile’ to electric vehicles (EV) but more incentives are required to boost demand.