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Devices utilised by criminals to steal keyless vehicles without forced entry are being sold online for over £20,000

Westminster City Council plans to broaden its current Public Spaces (Nuisance Vehicles) Protection Order (PSPO), which presently encompasses much of St James’s, Knightsbridge, and Belgravia, to include the two affluent districts

Drivers in the UK should prepare for a series of changes coming into effect this week, which may impact motoring costs and regulations.

A third British person was critically injured in the horrific crash in La Manga, which reportedly occurred after a ’narco lancha’ speedboat detached from a trailer in front of their vehicle.

Tech billionaire, a close adviser to the US president, is a vocal supporter of Germany’s far-right AfD party

The social program of the Bolivarian government, which promised "cheap cars for the people," is actually a private business backed by the Venezuelan state, selling vehicles imported from Iran for as much as 16,000 dollars.

The Wales Balloon Festival has been taking place in Carmarthen across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but some angry visitors have been left fuming at the event over what they consider a lack of balloons...

Pedn Vounder, a sandy cove near Treen, is one of Cornwall's most beautiful beaches - but a lack of facilities, huge numbers of visitors and anti-social behaviour is causing concern.

The Tour de France 2024 is set to take place in Italy and France, with cycling fans from around the world expected to travel to the two countries to watch the race

The beautiful Marine Drive in Llandudno is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Wales but the toll charges have increased significantly in the last two years

The Tenerife village of Masca, located in Rural de Teno Park, has been described as 'dangerous' by search teams looking for missing British teenager Jay Slater

Festival-goers heading to Glastonbury this week are being warned about the simple mistakes that could land them with a hefty fine - and some of them are very easy to overlook

The youngster tumbled from the back of the vehicle en route to the toilet, but his fall was not immediately retrieved as the driver had not noticed the accident

If you want to make sure you're not hit with any surprise repair bills, then it's well worth keeping on top of your car maintenance. Here are four tips that could help you save thousands

Reece Manning, from Harold Hill in Havering, east London, first had a problem in February 2021 when a Stagecoach bus scraped his car while passing it in the road

Potential buyers who are looking for a new investment could get their hands on a garage which is located in the heart of South London - but it comes at the price of £140,000

The AA has warned drivers to make sure that their vehicle's engine components are in good condition - explaining how a quick check of the timing belt can help to prevent serious trouble

Incorrect tyres can cost drivers over £112 million a year with Brits warned 57 per cent of cars on UK roads have tyre pressures at 10 per cent less than what is recommended

There were more than 6,400 thefts of blue badges across London during last year alone. A disabled wheelchair user is now calling for the permits to be updated with pictures on the front

Visit the birthplace of Formula 1 this June! Silverstone Museum is thrilled to announce an exclusive 2-for-1 promotional offer for readers of the Mirror

Motorists who get peckish while driving could be at risk of a £5,000 fine and even punishment points on their licence, because of a little-known section of the Highway Code

Many drivers who hog the middle lane of a motorway state that it makes travelling at the speed limit much easier, removing the need to repeatedly change lanes to overtake slower vehicles

One expert has urged motorists to take a closer look at their Google Maps sat nav screen - as there is a simple way to cut fuel bills that is often overlooked by drivers

More than 400,000 vehicles have been recalled by car manufacturer Kia after it was found that a problem meant that the cars were at increased risk of spontaneously catching on fire