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Taxi firm Addison Lee to go fully electric by 2023 - 2 years earlier than Uber (The Daily Mail)

Addison Lee to go fully electric by 2023 - 2 years earlier than Uber The switch to battery technology and near-silent cab journeys will involve putting 200 Volkswagen ID.4 vehicles on the capital's roads every month from November.

Pen Farthing to be investigated after concerns over spending to get animals out of Afghanistan (The Telegraph)

Pen Farthing to be investigated after concerns over spending to get animals out of Afghanistan The Charity Commission will examine the use of funds for Operation Ark, after more than £200,000 was raised for the evacuation

Citroen WILL sell its tiny Ami electric car in the UK from £6k (The Daily Mail)

Citroen WILL sell its tiny Ami electric car in the UK from £6k Bosses gave the green light to the two-seater Citroen Ami coming here after receiving more than 12,000 expressions of interest from potential British customers.

M25 protests: Injunction granted to curb Insulate Britain activists (The Telegraph)

M25 protests: Injunction granted to curb Insulate Britain activists This comes as the Insulate Britain protests have prompted anger from a police chief for putting officers in danger

Man charged with the murder of his partner and her children at sleepover (The Telegraph)

Man charged with the murder of his partner and her children at sleepover Derbyshire Police said that Damien Bendall was taken to hospital on Tuesday with self-inflicted injuries

UK drivers would only need to charge an electric car 20 times a year (The Daily Mail)

'UK drivers would only need to charge an electric car 20 times a year' Korean car maker found that 85% of motorists are worried about EVs running out of battery despite its current models offering almost three times the average weekly mileage in range on a single charge.

M25 protests prompt anger from police chief for putting officers in danger (The Telegraph)

M25 protests prompt anger from police chief for putting officers in danger This comes as the Government is seeking an injunction against Insulate Britain after it shut down the M25 five times in just over one week

MEL STRIDE: Government must finally stand up to online crooks (The Daily Mail)

MEL STRIDE: Government must finally stand up to online crooks Every day, innocent consumers are falling victim to fraudulent online advertising. Scammers are developing sophisticated websites, systems and even call centres to draw in unsuspecting victims.

Shoeaholics gives out free sprays to help its footwear last longer (The Daily Mail)

Shoeaholics gives out free sprays to help its footwear last longer Kurt Geiger's online shopping site will spend £500,000 putting a bottle of Liquiproof spray - worth £10 - into every box of shoes it sells. The non-toxic liquid creates a barrier on fabric.

BEN WILKINSON: Watchdog feels the heat as energy crisis deepens (The Daily Mail)

BEN WILKINSON: Watchdog feels the heat as energy crisis deepens The energy market has reached boiling point. Small suppliers are at risk of being incinerated and the nation's bills are about to blow. The only saving grace is that the energy price cap is working..

Wednesday morning UK news briefing: Trade hope fades (The Telegraph)

Wednesday morning UK news briefing: Today's top headlines from The Telegraph Your 5am headlines from The Telegraph's news team

Sir Sell-off on course for a £2m after getting green light at Meggitt (The Daily Mail)

Sir Sell-off on course for a £2m after getting green light at Meggitt Sir Nigel Rudd (pictured) stands to receive £2m when the takeover by Parker Hannifin goes through next year. Some 99.8 per cent of shareholders supporting the deal.