you won't be on the m4 and going straight past swindon and have to hit your breaks suddenly. absolutely. iam not confused by a headline! absolutely. i am not qualified to discuss these issues as i don't drive much. it says there are 1.3 5 million jams in motorways, 3700 a day. i would imagine anything that can be done about it would be welcomed by drivers such as you. it is time lost. and the environmental impact of cars, we see that in london a lot, where i live, so many people drive and create pollution. you will be in the committee of michael gove for environmental improvement. yes. the mirror. i have my best mates back. another series, iam the mirror. i have my best mates back. another series, i am a celebrity, get me out of here. ant & dec by the national treasures of this countrycan do no wrong. they have a good record. his partner has been suffering from drug and alcohol conditions after an injury with his leg. the good news is they are both in australia fighting fit and ready to co—host in australia fighting fit and ready to co— host once in australia fighting fit and

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and that is just manufacturing, the only keep one of our worst of stock at its factory in swindon.k they need, where they store it, how to cope with delays. and talking about a 15 minute delay meaning eight and £50,000 in extra costs. they think it would take them 18 months to be ready to leave the customs union and deal with the extra customs volume. so an insight into some of the complexity around that. before we move on to long—term trade deals we have to get past go. and that means getting out of these divorced talks. tell us what is going on there and what we expect tomorrow? well theresa may will be lampooning european parliament next week because they must approve the deal. she is meeting one member of the largest centre—right party. and it has been said there would be no deal by december because the uk has got to pay three times the amount proposed. but interestingly today william hague in his daily telegraph column said the government should put a larger sum on the table on the transition. but interestingly today william hague in his daily telegraph column said the governm