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When asked what issues were the most important in this election, Megan Davies, 31, from Pontypool, said: “It’s a bit of both – some national, some local. “On a national scale, it was about things like the NHS and public transport. Locally, it was about mental health care.” “It’s more so the green issues to me,” said 27-year-old Charles Wakefield, from Pontypool. “It’s redundant for us to be hammering the same chisel every time.” Phoebe Harrison, 26, also from Pontypool, said that the handling of the pandemic wasn’t a major factor in her decision, but added: “...

I will [bleep]. you'll sit there till i drive away. heather: suspects stayed on the line 45 minutes. seattle police one of them down when he pocket dialed police again, the next day, gregg. gregg: you are being so polite. we don't call it pocket dialing. we call it something else. in case kids are watching i better not say. one nation in north carolina becoming the first-in-the-nation to completely ban talking on the cell phone while driving. that includes hands-free device, bluetooth you name it. although some are happy with the change, the ban is not welcome by all. jonathan serrie explains ...

Cleaning business, dave cotton is always on the go and on the phone. >> basically my office is my car. we start out at 7:00 in the morning and, i go until whenever at night. >> reporter: as with many multitasking drivers, cotton use as bluetooth device so he can keep both hands on the wheel. starting june 1st, that won't be good enough in chapel hill, north carolina. >> all those in favor raise your hand. >> reporter: the town banned all cell phones within city limits. even using a speaker phone or bluetooth device can get you $25 fine. >> potential customer calls me, i don't answer the phone ...

Thought i'd be watching a final four game but apparently not. on june 1st, nearly all cell phone use while driving will be banned in that town. and as wtvd's alana machado reports, that makes it tough on some business owners. >> reporter: dave cotton is in the business of helping people dealing with emergencies and says being accessible is essential. >> i live and die on my cell phone. >> reporter: so do his technicians who cotton says use bluetooth technology while driving. he feels the cell phone ban which prohibits the use of hands-free devices goes too far. >> to ban the actual bluetooth, ...