内容摘要：The entire line is expected to open to passengers in the early 2030s.

The entire line is expected to open to passengers in the early 2030s.

The EA said it had invested heavily in recent enforcement work and where there was a risk to navigation it would continue to take action to remove the boats and seek to recover costs from the owners.A spokesperson added: "Over recent years there has been an increase in people living on boats and moorings along the Thames.

"We have asked our partners to work with us to develop a more sustainable and longer-term approach."This includes additional lawful mooring agreements for compliant users including exploring residential options and supporting local authority duties around homelessness and housing."A mother whose son died in a car crash just a month after passing his driving test has called for tighter rules for young new drivers.

Will Radford passed his test three months after his 17th birthday and died on 13 June last year, after losing control of his car and colliding with an oncoming vehicle.His mother Jane Radford now wants an extension to the learner driver period, a ban on new drivers aged 17-19 from carrying "peer-aged" passengers for six months and for motorway and rural road experience to be included in lessons.

The Department for Transport said it recognises the increased risks faced by young people on the roads but it is "not considering graduated driving licences".

Will was giving a friend a lift home from college when he lost control as he approached a right hand bend on the A281 Brighton Road, in Horsham.Whether Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky's decision to patch up relations with his US counterpart Donald Trump is wise depends on who you ask in Ukraine.

"A very bad decision," remarked blogger and army serviceman Yuriy Kasyanov, who thinks the US "won't help Ukraine with anything" after this mineral deal is signed."The president behaved with dignity" said former MP Boryslav Bereza, who described Zelensky's softening of tone as an "apology".

Last night, Ukraine's leader gave his evening address from the courtyard outside Kyiv's Presidential Office. It was the same spot where he gave the now famous "we are all here" speech with his cabinet on the second day of Russia's invasion.Back then, he'd turned down offers to leave. Many in the West expected Russia to be in the capital within days, with the president being captured or killed.