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Italy. One person has died, but rescu e rs italy. One person has died, but rescuers have saved others, including a baby who was dug out of the rubble. Anti Racism Campaign group kick it out calls for an independent review after striker eni aluko accused the manager of the england womens team of discrimination. But mark sampson and the fa deny any wrongdoing and say they were cleared by an independent investigation. And carol is out and about with the weather. Good morning from green park in lond...

Eating up to 10 portions of fruit and vegetables a day may help us to live longer. Research from Imperial College london claims boosting our intake to 800 grams a day could prevent thousands of deaths from Heart Disease and cancer. An investigation by the bbc has found there are nearly ten thousand drivers across the uk still on the roads despite having 12 or more points currently on their driving licence. Good morning. Its thursday the 23rd of february. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Parts of th...

The total solar eclipse passing on April 8 is close to a once-in-five-lifetimes event, and for those hoping to grab a photo to commemorate the moment, the stakes are high.

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James Whale discusses Church of England, Princess Kates trolls, and dog attacks.

The council revealed it issued 762 fixed penalty notices for people urinating in the lay-by on the A41 near Kings Langley last year. Some motorists say they are being punished for suffering from medical conditions

Around 762 drivers received a fine from Dacorum Borough Council because they were caught short at the lay-by on the A41 near Kings Langley.

The BBC obtains three years' worth of public urination fine data from Dacorum Borough Council.

Official figures have now revealed an astonishing 98 per cent of its 776 fines for public urination last year related to laybys on the A41 near Kings Langley in Hertfordshire.

Local authorities in the Scottish Highlands and Flintshire in North Wales have reverted some roads to 30mph in recent months with 300 applications to the latter to restore more to the higher level.