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UK city could become the first to charge higher parking fees for SUVs and 4x4s
A report found that larger vehicles are ‘more polluting and dangerous’
Thousands sue Johnson & Johnson in UK over baby powder cancer claims
The pharmaceutical company has been accused of ‘concealing’ the risk to the public for decades
‘You’re in spy territory now’: Bombshell evidence exposes new details of China spy allegations
The newly published witness statements shed fresh light on the case, alleging communication between Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry
UK banker bonuses to be paid faster under shake-up of rules
The amount of time that bankers must wait before receiving the full amount of their bonus will be cut in half from eight years to four years.
British teenager missing in Thai jungle found alive after surviving for 10 days eating insects
Thai authorities launched a search to find 19 year-old Lawrence Stallard Honour after he disappeared
Ricky Hatton’s son vows to keep talking about mental health
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Plug-in hybrids cause almost as much pollution as petrol cars, study finds
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles pump out nearly five times the amount of ‘real-world’ pollution than lab tests have shown
Crypto worth £67m found hidden in Bitcoin fraudster’s trousers
Zhimin Qian pleaded guilty to acquiring and possessing criminal property last month
Labour bank spying bill will bring ‘unprecedented surveillance,’ charities warn
Exclusive: Government warned new counter-fraud powers risk ‘recreating Horizon-scale scandal’