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M1 crash LIVE updates after vehicle 'falls into ditch'

Traffic is moving very slowly on the northbound near Rotherham

Celtic mad owner of Thai Hoops bar teams up with Seville legend in new partnership

"When he came, he phoned (Lubomir) Moravcik and said, 'You need to see this bar, it's unbelievable'."

Political opinion with Josh Babarinde MP: Brighton homeless meeting with minister secured

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"Nightmare" Dumbarton roadworks prompts call for rethink amid delay hell

The works, which are being carried out by Scottish Water between Dalreoch Train Station and Renton Road, are set to last until December 7.

Tom Meighan brings the original voice of Kasabian to Airdrie Town Hall

Expect stripped-back performances of Kasabian anthems including Fire, Underdog, Empire, Shoot the Runner and Club Foot, alongside songs from Tom’s critically acclaimed solo albums.

Edinburgh Airport passengers could face delays due to UK air traffic control issue

'This may result in some delays to flights at Edinburgh'

Council makes pledge on Raynesway tip traffic issues as problems continue

But Derby City Council says the congestion problems should soon ease up

HGV driver arrested after motorcyclist suffers life-changing injuries in crash

A HGV driver has been arrested after a 62-year-old motorcyclist suffered serious, potentially life-changing injuries in a crash in East Yorkshire.

Group of friends set for 50km hiking and workout challenge on South Downs in memory of two Heathfield girls

A group of 12 friends is preparing for a huge hiking challenge across the South Downs in memory of two girls from Heathfield.

Assembly clashes over housing as minister accused of a ‘deeply concerning’ record

JLR's 4,000 redundancies: Government urged to act as supply chain sounds alarm

Industry leaders and politicians are calling on the Government to take urgent action to protect jobs and the UK automotive supply chain after JLR confirmed it is cutting 4,000 roles worldwide.

Glasgow woman finds dead kittens at beauty spot turned waste dump after chasing down fly-tippers

"The kittens had absolutely been alive when they were dumped because two of their mouths were open and they had crawled"

Ministers urged to bring £2 bus price cap to Stirling after Strathclyde rollout

The price cap was one of the eye-catching announcements in the Scottish Government’s recently-announced Programme for Government - but will not yet apply here.

DUP Communities Minister Gordon lyons urged to commit to funding for second Belfast Fleadh

Sinn Féin MLA Caral Ni Chuilin expressed disappointment at the lack of direct funding for the Fleadh, and urged the minister to commit to financial support for next year

Blind Huddersfield man drove 150 miles at night after 'sharing four bottles of wine with partner'

Huddersfield man took partner's car and was heading to Scotland when he was stopped in Cumbria

Birmingham flags injunction live with city council in court bid to stop them

Birmingham's civil courts will be the scene of a high profile injunction application by the council today to try to halt the unauthorised flagging of the city.

Co Down farmer goes on trial accused of causing unnecessary suffering and neglect to animals

Warning: Contains graphic descriptions of animals in distress which were heard in court

Co Down farmer on trial accused of causing unnecessary suffering and neglect to cows and sheep

UNIQLO Leeds opening delayed as fashion chain releases statement

“Due to an unforeseen delay, our new store in Leeds will open later than originally expected”

Man found dead with multiple injuries named as murder suspect bailed

A 41-year-old man found dead with multiple injuries at a Barnsley property has been named as Russell Baxter as investigations into his death continue.

Nottingham Forest City Ground expansion might have to wait until new Trent bridge built

Discussions continue about the best way of accommodating a potential 20,000 extra fans

Green area planned for huge new Cardiff housing development scrapped

It is part of a wider scheme to build more than 7,000 houses

Wealden District Council appeals for identity of walker after video shows dogs fouling on Cuckoo Trail near Heathfield

Wealden District Council (WDC) is seeking to identity a man in a video clip, saying that a dog owner did not clean up after several dogs fouled on the Cuckoo Trail.

Tiny Welsh pie shop with massive reputation to expand business outside Cardiff

The business was set up two years ago by Gareth Owens and Harri Rees