The TaxPayers' Alliance claims that if the Chancellor does not renew a 5p cut in fuel duty, the UK will rise to sixth highest for petrol compared with EU countries.

EXCLUSIVE: A 'signalised' roundabout with 31 sets of traffic lights is the latest in a range of Dutch, Danish and 'dangerous' devices that are spreading across the growing metropolis.

Parking wardens across the country are being attacked by angry motorists with frightening regularity with some unfortunate inspectors being doused in urine and pelted with eggs.

The incident took place on the motorway between Clacket Lane and Junction 6 at around 10pm on Sunday evening.

The junction along the A521 in Cheadle has seen cars flip in the air, collide with lorries and cause nearly £200,000 of damage over the last two months.

It was Brenda Reed's first time back in the UK in 60 years when she received the fine after parking in Margate's Lido Car Park in Kent.

Whitehall sources say the Chancellor will not renew a 'temporary' 5p cut in fuel duty, which is due to end in March next year, and is considering restoring the annual fuel duty rise.

The victim - who had just parked her car near a hospital - was told she must hand over her bank card or she would be fined.

Earlier this year it was revealed that Gloucester Road in Bristol dealt out a whopping 3,375 fines in the last year, equating to roughly £120,000.

The re-worked junction, which has taken two years to construct and includes pedestrian crossings and a dedicated cycle lane, had all 36 of its lights turned on for the first time on Tuesday, October 8.

This was the car which sparked the fire at Luton Airport a year ago, pictured for the first time just minutes before the inferno ripped through the car park, destroying more than 1,300 vehicles.

Consumer Reports just put out a damning review of Tesla's Cybertruck, blasting it for its many safety malfunctions. One test driver reported having a 'stressful experience' behind the wheel.

The biscuit-loving blue Muppet was away from his usual home on the popular children's show Sesame Street and was instead spotted zooming along a German highway.

Ex-racing driver Billy Monger smashed into three parked cars and demolished a garden wall in Limpsfield, Surrey, when he crashed his Toyota sports car earlier this year.

However, this was not the case in the Eastern Bloc, where cheaply built polluters such as the Wartburg and Trabant pootled about in size­-able numbers until the late 1980s.