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Donald Trump indicted over attempts to overturn 2020 election result Donald Trump has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges relating to his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election.The former US President has been charged with conspiracy to defraud the US, witness tampering, and conspiracy against the rights of citizens in an effort to overturn 2020 election result.The indictment is the third criminal case brought against the former president as he seeks to reclaim the White House in 2024.
DVLA launches new online account for motoristsDVLA are asking motorists to test a new service that allows them to view their driving licence and vehicle details in one place.From today (2 August 2023), motorists can opt for digital vehicle tax reminders rather than having to wait for a paper reminder to drop through their letter box. The change comes as part of DVLA’s new Driver and vehicles account service, which launches on GOV.UK today.The new service, which allows motorists to easily access their driver and vehicle information in one place, has been launched as a public beta and DVLA are asking motorists to provide feedback to help develop the service.The Driver and vehicles account is easy-to-use, secure, and it only takes around 5 minutes to sign up. Once an account has been set up, motorists can simply sign in using their email and password, and will be able to: view their driving licence information, including endorsements and penalty points view vehicles that are registered to them including tax and MOT status change their contact preferences set up vehicle tax reminders by email and for the first time by SMS text choose to stop getting vehicle tax reminders by post
Greece offers free vacation on Rhodes to tourists affected by wildfiresGreece will offer a free week of vacation on the island of Rhodes in the eastern Aegean to those tourists who were forced to interrupt their stay due to the recent wildfires, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday.
Rats cut off town's internet by chewing through broadband cablesResidents in parts of Hertfordshire and Buckingham were offline for as long as three daysNesting rats chewed through the ducting, outer casing and multiple cables, equipment so tough it would typically require a drill to penetrate, according to Openreach.It is not yet known how many premises or areas were impacted, with the company estimating this to be “in the thousands”.
End of the Volvo Estate: Classic cars axed in the UK as firm goes SUV-onlyFalling popularity prompts Swedish company to end sales of famous vehicle as SUVs become family car of choice