内容摘要：West Midlands Fire Service was called to Duggins Lane near Tile Hill station in Coventry at about 12:30 BST.

West Midlands Fire Service was called to Duggins Lane near Tile Hill station in Coventry at about 12:30 BST.

Mrs Justice Lieven found that Smith made "no binding promise of the requisite level of clarity and unequivocality", adding that it would have been "a fairly extraordinary thing to do" had she done so., the Haslingfield Greenway "is now in its final design phases" with the full planning application to be "submitted in the spring".

Grantchester was also home to poet Rupert Brooke, who died during World War One.The recent rollout of larger litter bins in York should be extended beyond the city centre, as existing ones elsewhere struggle to cope, a local campaigner has said.York Council recently introduced larger 240l litter bins in an attempt to stop them overflowing.

Liberal Democrat activist Andrew Mortimer said the council should consider installing these bins outside shops and takeaways by the Hull Road and Melrosegate junction to replace ones that regularly overflow.Jenny Kent, the council's environment spokesperson, said its waste collection teams were working to keep the city as tidy as possible despite being stretched.

The new bins have been installed at the southern end of Parliament Street, in Stonebow, Duncolme Place and along Blake Street.

A council report stated there were plans to install bins in Station Road, close to York Station by the Cholera Burial Ground, this year. It addedThe ANC and EFF together have 198 seats - just short of the 201 seats needed for a parliamentary majority, so a smaller party would have to be brought into a coalition.

Or they could team up with Mr Zuma's MK, which also supports land expropriation, and says there is a need to distribute farmland on an "equal basis among the farming population".But to change the constitution, a two-thirds majority is needed and again the ANC, EFF and MK fall just short of the 267 seats needed - they have 256 seats between them.

While the ANC is opposed to constitutional amendments, it accepts that the current land-ownership patterns need to be tackled.In an interview with South Africa's Sunday Times newspaper, former President Kgalema Motlanthe, a close ally of Mr Ramaphosa, said the "land question" was a "source of national grievance".