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Friday headlines: Scots mum shares before and after pics of daughter's first day at school

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

112 conditions drivers must declare to DVLA if they want to avoid hefty fine

Some could even lose their license

Nottingham Post

DVLA warning as 112 conditions must be declared or face £1,000 fine - full list

You may have to temporarily or permanently surrender your licence depending on your situation.

Daily Record

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Cyclists could face 20mph speed limit and licence plates under road rule shake up

It has been suggested that cyclists taking to the roads could see a new speed limit being put in place as well as possible identification makings such as a licence plate and enforced insurance.

Glasgow Live

DVLA lists medical conditions drivers must disclose or risk £1,000 fine

Drivers could be prosecuted if they get into an accident but haven’t disclosed their condition

The Independent UK

Drivers could face £1,000 fine for not declaring common medical conditions DVLA warns

The agency has warned that some motorists could be prosecuted

Manchester Evening News

New update in State Pension age change battle after women's DWP complaints

There has been several changes to the State Pension entitlement for women

Liverpool Echo

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DVLA warns of £1,000 fine for failing to disclose common medical conditions

Drivers with medical conditions may have to declare them to the DVLA or face a fine of up to £1,000, and the same applies if your condition has become worse since you last informed them

Daily Mirror

The seven medical conditions that can get you a £1,000 fine if you don't tell the DVLA

Some of these are very common

Wales Online

DVLA warns of £1,000 fine for failing to disclose common medical conditions

In some cases you will have to surrender your driving licence.

Daily Record

Drivers could face £1,000 fine for not declaring common medical conditions to DVLA - see list here

The medical conditions on the list relate to things that may have an impact on a person's ability to drive safely, so it is important to keep the DVLA up to date

Chronicle Live

Mum ordered to remove 'offensive' number plate wanted to 'spread cheer' after son's death

Toni Brand bought the 'SL11 THO' registration plate from the DVLA website before adding screws in between the '11' to give the appearance of a 'U'.

Daily Record

Mum in tears after being told to remove number plate following son's death

Toni was asked to remove the number plate by police

Liverpool Echo

Mum fined £350 for 'offensive' number plate she bought to make people smile

A 47-year-old mum from Blaenau Gwent, said she came up with the idea of displaying the controversial number plate after seeing a wedding car with the word "TART" displayed

Daily Mirror

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Manchester Evening News

Mum forced to remove 'offensive' number plate wanted to 'spread cheer' after son's death

Toni Brand said she wanted to make people smile after her son Ricky took his own life

Liverpool Echo

DVLA warns drivers could face £1,000 fine for not declaring common medical conditions

Motorists are required to declare conditions that impact their ability to drive safely

Wales Online

Mum fined for 'offensive' number plate wanted to make people smile after son's tragic death

'Everyone has been smiling and beeping at me,' said Toni Brand. 'One woman said her daughter can't wait to see it on the school run each day'

The Guardian - UK

DVLA’s driving licence delay is costing a fortune

My employer has had to hire taxis and the courts service is providing transport to get me to court

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Nottingham Post

DVLA warns of £1,000 fine for not raising certain medical conditions

The conditions relate to a number of things that may impact someone's ability to drive safely.

Chronicle Live

Caravan owners warned about towing mirror law which could see them face £1,000 fine

The law states that drivers towing a caravan must have towing mirrors - but half of drivers claimed not to know about the rule

Chronicle Live

'Polite' gestures on road could see drivers hit with unlimited fine and nine points on their licence

Actions such as flashing your hazard lights or beeping to alert other drivers could land you in hot water

Chronicle Live

AA boss explains why drivers should keep car keys in their microwave to prevent theft

The motoring expert shared his handy advice after a 22 per cent rise in car thefts amounting to nearly 110,000 - with evidence that crime gangs are targeting luxury cars.

Glasgow Live

UK drivers warned over £1000 fine for failing to properly clean their car

The law states that if your number plate is covered in snow, ice or dirt and becomes unreadable it can get you in trouble with the police - and even land you with a pricey fine

Edinburgh Live

Martin Lewis and DVLA issue urgent driving licence warning to avoid £1,000 fine

MoneySavingExpert co-founder Martin Lewis and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency have issued an urgent warning to motorists regarding the renewal of their licence

Wales Online

There's a problem with the new passports which could cost you money

People who need to use a new style passport to renew their driving licence are being told to pay extra

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