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A new type of pavement that absorbs water has been unveiled. The maker says it could end flash floods, as it holds moisture and releases it slowly.

17th March 2005

A driver was penalised for putting a flame thrower on a Ford Sierra Cosworth. Steven Dixon, 23, of Colchester, Essex, was fined ΂£100 and got three points on licence.

Kombat T-98 is new Hummer rival from Russia. Features three TVs, minibar and bulletproof body. Nine built; all sold to Moscow businessmen fearing kidnap.

Road Safety Bill banning Gatso detectors has started through Parliament. Only radar scanners, not GPS-based units, are affected.

Speculation that up to 2,300 jobs in balance when MG Rover signs deal with Chinese firm SAIC. Production of the 75 may go to Far East, but next 45 will be built in Birmingham.

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