Security Council Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee Deletes One Entry from Its Sanctions List

One of the criminals is seen using a 'master device' to copy the signals of the vehicle's keys and transmit them to a second device that unlocked the car

'If I can't get out or get into the village, I can't earn money.'The way things go in terms of prices I can't afford to lose a day's pay. If it's a sunny week, I can work in the village and walk it.'

The nearby village of Ellesmere is usually just a ten minute drive from Cockshutt, but locals say it will now take in excess of one hour.An aerial image of the A528 which runs directly through the heart of CockshuttHandyman Dean Bywater, 63, says he relies on quick transport links to get to his customers

Woodcock Inn landlady Michaela Batho worries that the road closure will impact her businessWoodcock Inn landlady Michaela Batho said: 'It's our business that's the problem, it's smack in the middle of it, no one has been in touch to say the road is closed.

'Sunday is our busiest day because of the Sunday lunches, and that's when they're closing it, but we haven't heard a single word from them (Freedom Fibre).

'I rang them the other day and I couldn't get hold of anyone. I had to go through the wrong department, he said he would take my details and get back to me.For the rest of the time the car or van is either parked at home or parked somewhere like an office, it added.  

Since 2002, the number of people parking vehicles in garages has fallen from 22 per cent to 10 per cent, the Department for Transport said. It added that the proportion of vehicles being parked elsewhere on private property, on a driveway for instance, had risen by around the same proportion. 

Demand for used electric vehicles could soon overtake equivalent petrol and diesel cars, according to a study. Research carried out by the University of Exeter claims second-hand EVs may be 'close to a tipping point' where they become more popular than used internal combustion engine (ICE) cars.