The three Government departments have settled the claim ahead of a High Court trial for an undisclosed sum.

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British-Ukrainian Aid is delivering vehicles which will help with evacuation and emergency medical work.

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Heather Watts and a group of anti-Ulez activists were trying to frustrate a mobile camera van on a quiet lane at Biggin Hill.

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Charlene White presents a special programme from the edge of the North Circular at the world-famous biker bar, the Ace Cafe in north west London.

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A group known as 'Blade Runners' have targeted enforcement cameras installed by Transport for London.

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Three Just Stop Oil protesters have denied invading Lord’s cricket ground to throw orange powder during the second Ashes Test.

Judit Murray, 69, Daniel Knorr, 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, are accused of running onto the pitch to disrupt the match between England and Australia on June 28.

They all pleaded not guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to aggravated trespass having been accused of obstructing or disrupting a person engaged in a lawful activity.

According to the charges, having allegedly trespassed on the venue, they entered a “redistricted pitch area” and interrupted the match “by throwing orange powder on the pitch” with the intention of “obstructing or disrupting that activity”.

The protesters dispute trespassing on the basis they wish to hear proof the property is private, the court heard.

They also believe it is possible for a person to enter a field of play without a match being disrupted, Hussain Hassan, defending, said.

Murray, of Plough Road, West Ewell, Surrey, Knorr, of Green Street, Oxford, and Bourne, of Moorland Road, Hyde Park, Leeds, were granted bail and will face trial at City of London Magistrates’ Court on September 28.

Their bail condition is not to enter the grounds of a sporting event.

Judit Murray, 69, Daniel Knorr, 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, are accused of running onto the pitch to disrupt the match between England and Australia on June 28.

Just Stop Oil protesters deny trespassing on Lord’s during Ashes Test

London is not the only city with measures to clean up its dirty air. Here are the other cities where drivers need to know the pollution rules.

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The London boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Harrow and Hillingdon along with Surrey County Council have asked the High Court to declare the plan unlawful.

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The mum said she feels the incident may have been carried out as a result of a group opposing ULEZ given previous reports of individuals vandalising cameras.

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The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan has triggered a ‘high’ air pollution alert 

City Hall issues alerts to Londoners, schools and local boroughs when moderate, high, or very high air pollution is forecast.

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Nick Steven ended up in hospital more two weeks after his toe turned black, developed and huge blister, filled with pus and caused his leg to swell up.

Sailor feared losing toe after dangling foot in River Thames

Reform UK London mayoral candidate Howard Cox (left) with party leader Richard Tice at the party's campaign launch in Westminster,

 Howard Cox, who founded fossil fuel campaign group FairFuelUK in 2010, launched his campaign as the Reform UK candidate in the 2024 mayoral race on Wednesday.

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Former minister Theresa Villiers urged MPs to back her law change, which would allow ministers to intervene on decisions about transport and air quality.

MPs discuss new law to give Westminster powers to overturn Ulez extension 

 The Ulez, which sees hundreds of thousands of motorists facing daily fees of £12.50, will cover the capital from 29 August 2023.

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ITV News London took a bike ride through the capital's new sewer - the width of three double decker buses and 25km long. 

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