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Paris’s deputy mayor, Emmanuel Grégoire said "No one is safe" as infestations have continued to rise due to an uptick in travel and increasing resistance to pesticides

The PM will unveil plans for a roads spending bonanza at Conservative Party conference as he faces accusations he's doing the dirty on the North by cancelling HS2 to Manchester

Labour criticised Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for trying to portray himself as a friend of drivers as he prepares to block English councils from imposing 20mph speed limits

The woman had begged other passengers for change to help with her fare on the Glasgow bus before turning on one fellow rider in the viral TikTok clip

Whether shopping online or using self-scan tills at the supermarket, there's less human interaction in everyday life - and closing rail ticket offices will increase it

Demonstrators held placards outside the Department for Transport as they demanded Government-backed plans to close nearly 1,000 station ticket offices across England are scrapped

Our revelations today strengthen the case for keeping open facilities that are used and valued instead of axing what is clearly a vital cog in the public transport service

Mirror Consumer Editor Natasha Wynarczyk is investigating the crisis in our eating habits and explores how we can fix our food. Research shows trust in supermarkets is at its lowest since the 2013 horse meat crisis

One of the most scenic towns in the UK is Whitby, the Yorkshire seaside getaway with beautiful scenery and the historical ruins of Whitby Abbey. It is also the final destination in what was voted the “Most Scenic Bus Route” in the UK.

The top spontaneous things people believe everyone should try including booking a last-minute weekend away, and going on a road trip, the research found

A disgruntled train commuter has divided opinions as they think children should give up their seats for adults when travelling - but others didn't share the same view

An Atlanta college has brought back compulsory mask wearing after a surge in cases of new highly-mutated Covid strain. Student parties and gatherings have been banned.

If you need a switch-up from your hometown, but don't have the energy or funds to leave the country, The Mirror may have found the perfect place for your needs - and it's both peaceful and stunning

A study revealed that Brits are still prone to a blunder or two when it comes to consuming content in public and that streaming when out-and-about isn’t as straightforward as you would think

The union chief said proposals to shut 974 offices at stations across England will heavily penalise those passengers who don’t want to buy tickets from station machines or online

In the last year and a half, bed bugs have been found in seven separate hotels along the Las Vegas Strip - an area home to some of the most glamorous and luxurious hotels in the world

The new car park at Manea station in Cambridgeshire opened last week after a lengthy delay, but has been used sparingly with reports suggesting only three cars have parked there so far

Retired teacher Stephen Chitty, from Watford, marked his 70th birthday with a mammoth bus journey around the UK, using his free pass to take 117 buses sleeping in 30 different beds

A school bus route overhaul due to a driver shortage in Kentucky's largest school system led to transportation chaos, with students stranded on buses until 10pm

Award-winning British surgeon and dad Kar Hao Teoh's hire car was targeted after he took a wrong turn into a street riot in Nyanga, near Cape Town International Airport, South Africa

A mum was left livid after a plane passenger began watching a TV show with nudity in it while sitting next to her young son - but some claim he did nothing wrong

Joanne Vasey had to watch her Ryanair plane to Dublin take off without her at Liverpool John Lennon Airport despite the fact she arrived in plenty of time to catch it

More than 2,000 bus routes have been axed since 2021/22, with elderly, vulnerable and disabled people being affected the most by limited public transport options

Aidan Wood, an amputee, was driven to severe psychological trauma when his disability benefits were ruthlessly cut because assessors thought he could walk to the bus stop

Pat Young, who turns 80 next week, used to travel to Pontefract and Selby three times a week to meet her friends from her 25 years at a sweet factory - but she has now been grounded