内容摘要：The 16 vehicles - including Bindiana Jones and Bin Diesel - will hit the streets of Crawley next month when the names will have been added to the lorries’ livery.

The 16 vehicles - including Bindiana Jones and Bin Diesel - will hit the streets of Crawley next month when the names will have been added to the lorries’ livery.

Despite the setback, Reform said it hoped to retain its stronghold on the ward, which also covers Blackhill and Shotley Bridge.A Reform UK spokesman said: "We understand that Mr Kilburn did not declare his employment to the returning officer as expected and is now required to resign his seat.

"We look forward to contesting the upcoming by-election to give the people of Benfieldside a strong voice in Durham County Council."Last week, Durham County Council addressed reports that several newly elected Reform councillors will not be able to continue their roles.was told several councillors' futures were in doubt due to their current employment within the council.

National legislation means employees are disqualified from standing as councillors at the same time.A council spokesperson said: "We are aware of a small number of allegations that newly elected councillors are unable to take their seats because they are council employees.

"As part of the process of standing in an election, each candidate must sign a declaration that they meet all the necessary statutory requirements to be able to stand. This is the candidate's responsibility.

"If an employee was elected, they are not automatically disqualified from taking their seat, however, they must resign from their employment in order to continue to be a councillor."Roz Savage, the Liberal Democrat MP for South Cotswolds, said assisted dying should be "patient-led, not doctor-led".

"To my mind, it would be very wrong for a doctor, or indeed anybody, to suggest to a person that they should seek assisted dying," she said."I support the bill because it gives people choice, and this most important choice of their lives should not be in response to undue influence."

Under the bill, the right to an assisted death will be granted to adults with less than six months to live, provided their request is approved by two doctors and a High Court judge.MPs supported the proposed law change on Friday in the first Commons vote on the issue in nearly a decade, following an emotional debate in the chamber.