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City region allocated just £12m government bus funding after bidding for £667m

The bus funding is said to be a key part of the Government's plan to level up transport outside London

Liverpool Echo

Cornwall, Liverpool and Norfolk among winners of new bus funding

Improvements include making services more frequent, better reliability, cheaper fares and greener buses.

The Independent UK

Gridlock at Dover as ferry shortages and bad weather cause huge queues of traffic

Post-Brexit traffic system reintroduced after P&O services suspended over mass-sacking

The Independent UK

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Private jet linked to Russian oligarchs grounded in UK so Putin’s allies ‘won’t live lives in peace’

Order issued to prevent aircraft from taking off from London Luton Airport

The Independent UK

'Avalanche' of fines set to hit drivers as councils get new yellow box powers

Councils will be able to fine drivers for smaller offences like breaching yellow box junctions and dodgy turns

Manchester Evening News

Drivers warned to expect 'avalanche' of fines as councils get new yellow box powers

Councils across England will soon be able to enforce fines for smaller offences such as yellow box junctions and performing bad turns - but the RAC warns drivers could be unfairly targeted

Daily Mirror

Drivers set to face an 'avalanche' of fines as councils get powers to make new rules

The RAC claimed many motorists will be unfairly punished unless the Government improves its design

Liverpool Echo

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Drivers warned to expect 'avalanche' of fines as councils get new powers today

The new rules come into force from June 1 and the RAC says drivers will be 'unfairly punished'

Wales Online

UK seizes superyacht of unknown Russian businessman docked in London

The superyacht, known as Phi, was boarded by UK authorities in Canary Wharf

Evening Standard

UK detains £38m superyacht owned by Russian businessman and docked in London’s Canary Wharf

The luxury vessel was in London for a superyacht awards ceremony

The Independent UK

Mystery Russian superyacht worth £38m seized in London in 'warning to Putin'

UK officials boarded Phi - owned by a Russian businessman - in Canary Wharf, east London, on Tuesday and detained it under sanctions imposed after the invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Get on your bike? Not if some Tory councils have their way

Local authorities still see ‘the car as king’ and have been abandoning government plans for cycle lanes and pedestrian areas

The Guardian - UK

Go-Ahead retains UK's largest rail contract despite "appalling breach of trust"

The Government has decided that Go-Ahead's Govia joint venture will continue to operate the Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern rail services

Birmingham Post

Govia wins Thameslink contract despite £24m Southeastern fine

The business could be handed more than £30 million a year for running the line.

The Independent UK

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UK government vows 10-fold increase in electric car chargers by 2030

New target comes after criticism of infrastructure rollout for failing to match surging vehicle sales

Manchester Evening News

P&O Ferries boss reveals new crew paid just £5.50 an hour as he admits law was broken

The firm replaced 800 seafarers with cheaper agency staff last week

Insider UK

P&O admits breaking the law over sackings

Chief executive is due to be grilled by MSPs next week, after a first round today in Westminster

Wales Online

P&O Ferries admits breaking law over mass sackings

The workers were dismissed without notice

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The Independent UK

P&O admits breaking law over sackings

The company replaced its crews with cheaper agency workers last week.

The Independent UK

P&O admits paying new ferry workers below UK minimum wage

Chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite said the average pay of the new crew is only £5.15 per hour.

Daily Mirror

P&O Ferries boss admits firm broke law - and claims they warned Tories last YEAR

Chief Executive Peter Hebbelthwaite claimed the firm warned Transport Secretary Grant Shapps last year that P&O would be "needing to make changes to our business this year”

Chronicle Live

Council chiefs refuse to commit to Tyne Bridge being restored in time for its 100th birthday

Concerns were aired on Monday night that the iconic North East landmark may be in an even worse state that transport bosses realise, after two decades without major repairs

Manchester Evening News

Government finally unveils £150m national funding pot for buses and trams - but is it enough to save our services?

"It's a drop in the ocean, that's going to do nothing."

Wales Online

Cuts to bus services avoided after Department for Transport unveils £150m new funding

The funding will keep services running despite a reduction of passengers due to the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

Cuts to bus services avoided after £150m new funding announced

Fears were raised that bus routes would be axed after existing emergency funding ended next month.

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