We tried London's first driverless bus

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London's first driverless bus was tested on public roads, showing smooth but cautious autonomous driving.
The bus is proposed as a solution to Hammersmith Bridge's closure due to weight limits, as it is lighter than traditional buses.
The project faces opposition from Transport for London and unions, but community advocates continue to push for its implementation.
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A property developer is in a dispute over installing a piece of the Berlin Wall in his garden, deemed an artwork.
A historic Edinburgh building linked to tax-evading gift shops was damaged in a fire.
Picturehouse Central's rooftop bar restrictions have been lifted after a legal dispute with the landlord.
London's Norwegian connections include historical sites and cultural elements, like the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square.

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