sure roadways are safe first and foremost for law enforcement, power companies and department of transportation workersransportation workers. once it is safe we will let the public know. we heard about the warnings concerning landslides, is this something you are dealing with or have seen?” have not seen any landslides as of yet. we certainly monitor and address each situation as it arises but that is one of the things we need to look out for also, as the rain continues to fall over the weekend. we will leave it there but thank you so much. do you stay safe on the. —— do stay safe on the roads. couples wishing to divorce could soon benefit from a less confrontational process, under proposals confirmed by thejustice secretary david gauke. in a consultation the government is proposing removing fault, and the ability of spouses to contest the divorce. the government has launched a consultation proposing removing the need to allege "fault", and the right of spouses to contest a divorce. the changes would apply to heterosexual and gay marriages, and civil partnerships. jo edwards is a lawyer and former chai

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