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Unauthorised airport car park grows despite stop notice

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By Gabby Colenso Verified, Alex Murray
| Yahoo Verified
An unauthorised car park near Stansted Airport has grown by nearly two-thirds since it was served with an enforcement notice to shut, a BBC investigation has found. The facility was set up in early 2025 at New Farm, near the village of Elsenham, Essex, offering an alternative, cheaper option to nearby Stansted Airport. But customers described scenes of "mayhem" when they returned from holiday to find overcrowded transport, along with damaged and dirty cars and long waits for collection.
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Wildfire has burned 600 hectares, data suggests

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By Heather Burman, Alex Murray
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Wildfire has burned 600 hectares, data suggests Heather Burman - East Midlands; Alex Murray - BBC Verify Wed, July 22, 2026 at 1:16 PM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On Wednesday, fire crews were at the scene managing hotspots and dealing with flare-ups [Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service] A major moorland fire in Derbyshire has burned an area of more than 600 hectares since it began last month, data has suggested.
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Iran nuclear and military damage revealed after restricted satellite images released

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By Merlyn Thomas Verified, Barbara Metzler, Benedict Garman, Alex Murray
| Yahoo Verified
The extent of damage to some of Iran's military and nuclear sites has been revealed for the first time after more than a quarter of a million previously restricted high-resolution satellite images were released. A leading satellite imagery provider, Planet Labs, restored access to images from nearly 800 locations in Iran which they had chosen to restrict following a request from the US government.
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