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Tom Jeffreys

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Writer - mostly art. Author of 'The White Birch: A Russian Reflection' (2021) & 'Signal Failure: London to Birmingham, HS2 on foot' (2017).
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Do not cancel travel plans over wildfires, urges French minister

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By Tom Jeffreys Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A French foreign minister has urged tourists not to cancel their travel plans despite unprecedented wildfires in the country's south west. Éléonore Caroit, the minister for international partnerships, said that although France was facing an “exceptionally intense” fire season, tourists should visit as long as they remain well-informed.
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Met Police seize 2,500 illegal vehicles in phone snatcher crackdown

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By Tom Jeffreys Verified
| Inkl
The Metropolitan Police are intensifying their crackdown on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters across London, deploying new 'rolling roads' testing kits to identify non-compliant vehicles. This initiative, part of Operation Lexand, aims to curb their use in criminal activities, particularly phone theft, and address public safety concerns.
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New testing kits deployed in crackdown on illegal e-bikes and scooters

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By Tom Jeffreys Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The Metropolitan Police are intensifying their efforts against illegal e-bikes and e-scooters by deploying new testing kits across London. It comes as the force reports a record number of seizures in 2026. The crackdown aims to curb their use in criminal activities, particularly phone theft. As part of Operation Lexand, officers seized 29 e-bikes and seven e-scooters near Tottenham Court Road Station on Friday.
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