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The votes are all tallied, the winners declared, and the dust is settling on Estonia's first election since the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine is over.
Stockport council could start enforcing driving offences in five locations across the borough. It comes after the law was changed last year to allow local authorities outside of London to fine motorists for ‘moving traffic offences’.Town halls can now apply for powers previously only held by the police - enabling them to issue penalty notices to drivers for these offences for the first time. This could see councils hitting motorists with fines for violations such as driving through ‘no entry’ signs, blocking yellow box junctions and going the wrong way on a one-way street.Bosses in Stockport are now considering applying for the powers and initially intend to target a handful of problem areas. An online consultation reads: “The purpose of the new powers is so councils can manage specific road locations where there may be issues with persistent moving traffic offences.READ MORE: Stockport council tax bills to rise by 4 per cent - but more kids will get free school meals and every neighbourhood will get £10k for community projects
World champion Max Verstappen claimed his maiden season-opening victory and first at the Sakhir circuit on Sunday when he led Sergio Perez home in a dominant Red Bull one-two at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Mads Pedersen (Trek–Segafredo) won a chaotic sprint finish in the second stage of Paris-Nice from Olav Kooij (Jumbo-Visma) and also took the overall lead of the race. Tim Merlier (Soudal–Quick-Step) was the big favourite to make it back-to-back stage wins but a crash with 1km remaining split the peloton up. Ad The top 10 were all closely congested at the finish line as Pedersen powered past Kooij, with Magnus Cort Nielsen (EF Education–EasyPost) third and Dan McLay (Arkea–Samsic) in fourth.
The pandemic didn’t do anyone’s skin any favours - face coverings causing ‘maskne’, with many sheltering indoors leading to less fresh air and vitamin D. And one woman, called Margaret, even said the lower half of her face had ‘dropped’ since lockdown.
Filippo Ganna (Ineos Grenadiers) blitzed the field with a dominant display in the opening stage of Tirreno-Adriatico. Ganna was one of the last riders to leave the starting ramp and was in excellent form, underling his status as the best time trialler in cycling by beating Lennard Kamna (Bora–Hansgrohe) by 28 seconds. Ad Considering the very straight, flat course in Lido di Camaiore was just 11.5km long, it was a big deficit to the rest of the field.
Female cyclists in Manchester are preparing to take to the streets and celebrate International Women's Day this month.
Wayne Couzens has been sentenced to 19 months in prison for flashing at women in the months before he kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard.