内容摘要：National Highways said work will take place between 19:00 BST and 05:00 each night to limit disruption, with temporary traffic lights and a convoy system in place overnight.

National Highways said work will take place between 19:00 BST and 05:00 each night to limit disruption, with temporary traffic lights and a convoy system in place overnight.

He said footprints of Quetzalcoatlus have been found in both coastal and inland areas around the world, supporting the idea these long-legged creatures not only dominated the skies but were also frequent ground dwellers.Another group of pterosaurs, ctenochasmatoids, which are known for their long jaws and needle-like teeth, mostly left tracks in coastal deposits, indicating they waded along muddy shores or in shallow lagoons, using their specialised feeding strategies to catch small fish or floating prey.

Fossilised tracks were also matched to a third group, dsungaripterids, which had powerful limbs and jaws, with toothless, curved beak tips.These were designed for prising out prey, while large, rounded teeth at the back of their jaws were perfect for crushing shellfish and other tough food items.Mr Smyth added: "Tracks are often overlooked when studying pterosaurs, but they provide a wealth of information about how these creatures moved, behaved, and interacted with their environments.

"By closely examining footprints, we can now discover things about their biology and ecology that we can't learn anywhere else."A Surrey council is inviting residents to have their say on its proposed budget for the 2025/26 term ahead of a strategy meeting to finalise plans.

Tandridge District Council said its budget,

, was "balanced" and "despite several financial challenges... has been set without relying on general reserves".Another within government said of Gray’s leadership: “However bad you think it is, it’s worse.”

When asked by reporters if Gray had “become the story”, Sir Keir responded: “I’m not going to talk behind her back and I’m not going to talk about individual members of staff, whether it’s Sue Gray or any other member of staff.“All I can say about the stories is most of them are wildly wrong.”

Gray controversially joined Labour as the leader’s top aide last year after more than 30 years in the civil service.She was thrust into the public spotlight in 2022 when she led an investigation into gatherings in government offices during the Covid-19 pandemic, while Boris Johnson was prime minister.