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West Lothian play worker pulled young boy to his feet by his hood and dragged him

Jamie Scott pulled the boy to his feet after grabbing his hood then proceeded to drag him. As a result, the Scottish Social Services Council placed an 18-month warning on his registration

Edinburgh Live

Drivers warned not to pick up phones during emergency alert test

The AA said motorists may prefer to switch off their electronic devices before Sunday’s test.

The Independent UK

Near-six month fall in petrol prices halted

The AA said the average price of a litre of petrol at UK forecourts was 146.9p on Wednesday, up by 0.5p since the end of March.

The Independent UK

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Petrol prices on the rise again after near-six month fall

The AA said drivers are still facing a postcode lottery with significant price differences between areas only a few miles apart

Wales Online

Eight driving law myths debunked by AA on food, footwear, music and more

The experts have set the record straight on some of the most common rumours - but warned that it could still be dangerous to do certain things behind the wheel even if they aren't technically illegal

Chronicle Live

Drivers warned not to touch phones during emergency alert test as they face £200 fine for breaking law

The government's new emergency alert system will be tested nationwide at 3pm on Sunday

Manchester Evening News

Drivers warned not to pick up phones during emergency alert test

The AA said motorists may prefer to switch off their electronic devices before Sunday’s test.

The Independent UK

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AA has four pieces of advice for motorists ahead of Emergency Alert today

Drivers are being warned not to break the law

Wales Online

Driving with the light on and other motoring myths debunked

Everyone remembers being told by their parents that it is illegal to drive with the light on - not true, says the AA

Bristol Post

Is it illegal to drive with interior lights on - AA debunks common driving myths

Do you know the law on driving while eating, drinking, smoking or playing loud music? There are also rules on clothing, and even air fresheners as well as myths about speeding fines

Wales Online

Safety concerns raised after approval of hands-free driving system

Ensuring drivers take control quickly enough to avoid a crash has been identified as ‘the biggest challenge’ to semi-autonomous vehicles’ development.

The Independent UK

AA called to 1,900 pothole-damaged cars every day

The number of callouts in March was 10,000 higher than the same time last year

Wales Online

Woman, 90, gets kebab delivered to car after getting stuck in a pothole

A 90-year-old woman and her daughter have made people chuckle after they ordered a takeaway to their car after suffering a blowout after their car went over bad potholes

Daily Mirror

American, Delta, JetBlue Airlines Have Bad News for Passengers

At the FAA's request, pretty much every major airline has made a change that many fliers will be unhappy about.

The Street

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Puppy Undergoes Emergency Treatment After Swallowing TV Remote Battery

A four-month-old puppy grabbed the electrical device and devoured the battery before giving anyone a chance to stop him.

The Independent UK

What will it mean for petrol prices after Saudi Arabia cut oil production?

Brent crude oil is trading close to $85 a barrel, jumping by almost 6 per cent.

The Guardian - UK

The AA lost my mum £80,000 on the sale price of her home

It admits it made an error but we lost our buyer and had to go to auction

Digital Camera World

Former boy band star in trouble for assaulting female photographer

Lead singer of 98 Degrees has been ordered to attend anger management and AA sessions after assaulting a paparazzi

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Daily Mirror

Travellers expected to hit the roads in droves this weekend as Easter getaway begins

A wet, gloomy Met Office forecast for the week ahead could deter some from travelling, and families flying abroad could face axed flights due to strikes at airports in Britain and in Europe

The Independent UK

Easter travel chaos: All the rail, road and flight disruption taking place over the holidays

Airport strikes, air-traffic control walk-outs, road hold-ups and rail engineering works could all impact Easter getaways

Glasgow Live

Drunk Glasgow care worker turned up at clients' homes and shouted abuse

Claire Anderson visited the homes of four separate care service users while drunk and behaved in a threatening way, leaving the residents frightened and uncomfortable.

Wales Online

Electric vehicle motoring still cheaper per mile, AA says

The AA fears, however, that the UK will miss its aim to have 300,000 publicly available charging units installed by 2030

The Independent UK

EV owners still reaping the benefits of cheaper per mile motoring, AA says

Being able to fuel up more cheaply will depend on the time of day and the charging provider, a report shows.

Daily Record

West Lothian support worker given warning for not reporting 'sexually explicit' conversation

The comments were made by a vulnerable female who was at risk of sexual exploitation

Wales Online

Vets save puppy's life after it swallows battery from TV remote control

Owner rushes pet to vet fearing a battery acid leak, but surgeons retrieve the battery — plus twigs and parts of a leather belt

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