20 h. ago Northern Line 'do not travel' alert as fallen tree blocks Overground services

Northern Line 'do not travel' alert as fallen tree blocks Overground services - live  London Evening Standard

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26 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Northern Line 'do not travel' warning as fallen tree blocks Overground services into capital

Heavy winds caused by Storm Benjamin have brought a tree down onto a key Overground line into London Euston

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27 h. ago London travel news LIVE: Tree blocks Overground line between Watford Junction and Euston as Northern Line delays persist

Heavy winds caused by Storm Benjamin has caused major obstruction to some services this morning

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4 d. ago Driving expert's tip to fix one dashboard warning light 'without spending penny'

The tip could come in handy

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5 d. ago Can you cut a neighbour's tree that's blocking your light? We asked 4 experts and they agreed on one thing

Neighbourly relations can be tricky at the best of time. So, if someone next door has a tree that blocks your light, is there anything you can do?

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1 week ago 'Entitled neighbour demands I don't cut grass at 11am on Saturday for stupid reason'

A man has sparked a debate after sharing how his 'entitled' neighbour ordered him to stop mowing his lawn at a certain time on the weekend - and he now regrets giving in and not standing his ground

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2 w. ago 'Entitled neighbour made wild move after claiming my trees were blocking light'

A man has been urged to seek legal advice after his entitled neighbour sent a gardener round to his house to cut down an 'annoying' tree without his permission

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3 w. ago ‘A donkey cart out of El Fasher costs more than a new car’: how 500 days under siege is tearing the city apart

The ongoing attacks on North Darfur’s capital has left its people facing starvation, blockade and bombardment, with scant hope of reliefSpecial report: ‘We will never, ever escape’: inside the ever-tightening siege of the Sudanese city of El FasherFor 17 months, since May 2024, El Fasher, North Darfur’s capital, has been trapped in one of the longest urban sieges of modern warfare, a slow war of attrition that recalls the destruction of Stalingrad and the starvation of Leningrad, combining both cruelties in a single city.The siege, progressively tightened by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has transformed the city. Trenches cut through neighbourhoods. Civilians move block by block in search of safety, while self-defence groups fight alongside entrenched garrisons. Continue reading...

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