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Page 9 · 5 Sep 2025 to 23 Jul 2025
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New EU biometric border checks will record British short stay visitors while Colin explains why six plug adaptors count as essential travel equipment.
A GPS rail ticket app promises the best daily fare, provided passengers can keep their phones alive through the journey.
The Electric Car Grant now covers 28 models, inviting Britain to classify six new electric cars before accepting their discount.
The three pound bus fare cap helps families reach summer attractions, while fictional officials turn the route into an escape room.
Border checks were suspended while Britain and the EU negotiate whether a cheese sandwich can cross the Irish Sea without legal counsel.
Secret Love Boat owners faced nearly £1,800 in court costs after an unregistered Thames vessel ran into formal commitment.
University Bus operators are invited to link Kingston campuses and residences from 2026, using routes rather than vague academic instinct.
Electric Car Grant discounts now cover thirteen more models, offering £1,500 before the showroom finds the accessory list.
Scottish Campervans were asked to stay sheltered during Storm Floris after dangerous winds overturned vehicles on the A87.
Ford Export Guarantee support reaches £1 billion for electric power units and cleaner engines, while the Treasury checks the mileage.
Holiday Ham is asked to stay abroad, leaving British border rules, livestock and the suitcase picnic in better shape.
Germany Train plans promise a direct route, once a joint taskforce has visited every possible platform and meeting room.
