BMW iX3 Wins WhatCar? Car of the Year Award
The BMW iX3 electric SUV has been named Car of the Year by WhatCar? magazine, praised for its 500-mile range and driving excellence, also securing Top Gear's 2026 award.
Category : Transport
HS2 to Serve 'Whole Country' Says Rail Minister
Rail Minister Lord Hendy pledges HS2 will connect across Britain, with Euston station designed for future expansion, despite project delays and cost overruns.
Newcastle Council Eyes Direct Norway Ferry Revival
Newcastle City Council is investigating ways to restore the direct ferry link to Bergen, Norway, which ceased operations in 2008 due to rising oil prices, as part of efforts to strengthen historic ties.
Airline Faces Backlash Over 15-Hour Delay and Cancellation
American Airlines passengers endured a 15-hour delay at Baton Rouge Airport during Winter Storm Fern, only for their flight to Washington DC to be cancelled after crew timed out.
London Tube Noise Exceeds Safe Health Limits
New analysis reveals London Tube commuters are regularly exposed to noise levels above 90 decibels on busy routes, with Victoria and Central lines identified as the loudest sections.
HS2 Euston Tunnel Work Starts Despite Funding Doubts
The first tunnelling machine for HS2's Euston route has launched, despite ongoing uncertainty over the central London station's development and funding.
DVLA Rules: Under-70s Pay Licence Fees, Over-70s Renew Free
The DVLA has clarified its driving licence renewal rules: drivers under 70 pay up to £21.50, while those 70 and over renew for free every three years, with strict medical checks required.
Network Rail Safety 'Ineffective' Before Fatal Derailment
A fatal accident inquiry hears Network Rail's safety information transfer with contractors was ineffective before the 2020 Aberdeenshire train crash that killed three people.
UK Drivers Risk Fines For Missing EU Stickers And Rules In 2026
British motorists planning European holidays in 2026 are warned about costly EU driving oversights, from missing ID stickers to emission permits, with fines reaching hundreds of pounds.
Emirates Flight Emergency Over UK Before Edinburgh Landing
An Emirates flight from Dubai declared a mid-air emergency over UK airspace, circling Newcastle before diverting safely to Edinburgh Airport. The Boeing 777 squawked emergency code 7700.
3 Driving Rules for Storm Chandra Safety
A driving instructor shares crucial safety tips for motorists facing Storm Chandra's 80mph winds, 290 flood alerts, and amber weather warnings across the UK.
Northern Ireland Confirms 2026 Driver Licensing Rules
Northern Ireland will implement graduated driver licensing in October 2026, introducing nighttime driving restrictions and passenger limits for new drivers under 24.
UK Airport Drop-Off Fees Highest Worldwide, Study Reveals
New research exposes the UK as the world's most expensive country for airport drop-off charges, with fees reaching £10 for ten minutes and generating £300 million yearly.
Geneva Airport Tech Fault Closes Runway, Delays Flights
A major technical fault at Geneva Airport caused temporary closure and severe disruption, diverting flights from UK cities and leading to significant delays for thousands of passengers.
Geneva Airport Closes Due to Radar Failure, Delays Thousands
Geneva Airport suspended operations due to an air traffic control radar failure, diverting flights from UK cities and causing widespread delays for thousands of passengers.
Northern Ireland's Historic Road Safety Overhaul for New Drivers
Northern Ireland is set to become the first UK region to implement a Graduated Driver Licensing scheme, introducing major restrictions for novice drivers from October 2026.
Northern Ireland's Historic Road Safety Overhaul for Young Drivers
Northern Ireland becomes the first UK region to implement graduated driver licensing, introducing night driving restrictions and extended probation periods for novice drivers under 24.
Philippines Grounds Fleet After Ferry Sinking
Philippine authorities have grounded all passenger ships belonging to Aleson Shipping Lines after a ferry sank, killing at least 18 people and leaving 10 missing.
Ryanair Bans Key Winter Item From Hand Luggage
Ryanair has issued a crucial warning to all passengers planning winter getaways, prohibiting a specific popular item from hand luggage from January onward.
NI Introduces Historic Young Driver Safety Reforms
Northern Ireland becomes first UK region to implement graduated driver licensing, introducing mandatory six-month learning periods, extended restrictions, and night-time driving limits for new drivers.
Storm Chandra: Drivers Urged to Fill Up Fuel Tanks Before Wednesday
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and rain across Scotland and northern England, with Storm Chandra bringing up to 50mm of rain and 20cm of snow. Experts are urging motorists to fill up their petrol tanks before Wednesday to avoid
Eurostar Refund Delays for Stranded Passengers Criticised
Eurostar passengers stranded by Channel Tunnel power failure report receiving inadequate £120 vouchers instead of promised full expense refunds, with some owed over £1,700.
UK Pickup Truck Boom: Safety and Pollution Concerns Rise
Exclusive data reveals US-style pickup truck registrations in the UK have nearly doubled since 2014, with campaigners warning of increased danger to pedestrians and children.
AA Warns Drivers: Remove Roof Boxes for Storm Chandra
The AA issues urgent safety advice for motorists as Storm Chandra hits UK with 80mph winds. Removing roof boxes and adjusting driving behaviour crucial for safety during hazardous conditions.
London's Victorian 'Death Train' to Brookwood Cemetery
Exploring the haunting history of London's Necropolis Railway, which transported thousands of deceased Victorians to Brookwood Cemetery, Surrey, for their final journeys.
NTSB Hearing on Deadly DC Midair Collision Causes
A daylong NTSB hearing will examine the factors behind the January 2025 midair collision near Washington DC that killed 67 people, with recommendations to prevent future tragedies.
Southwest Ends Open Seating After 60 Years
Southwest Airlines' final flight using its iconic open seating policy departs Honolulu for Los Angeles, marking the end of a 60-year tradition as the airline adopts assigned seating.
Gold Coast Plane Crash Kills Two, Sparks Bushfire
A 73-year-old pilot and a male passenger have died after their light plane crashed near a private airstrip north of the Gold Coast, igniting a significant bushfire that emergency crews are battling to contain.
£2,500 Fine Risk for Dirty Windscreens in UK Storms
Motorists across the UK are being warned they could face fines up to £2,500 and driving bans for failing to keep windscreens clean during severe winter weather and storms.
DVSA Lists Top 10 Driving Test Failures for Learners
The Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency has identified the primary reasons learner drivers fail tests, with ineffective observations at junctions topping the list between April 2024 and March 2025.
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