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How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending?

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内容摘要:The three Nottingham constituencies have been held by Labour candidates Lilian Greenwood, Alex Norris and Nadia Whittome.

The three Nottingham constituencies have been held by Labour candidates Lilian Greenwood, Alex Norris and Nadia Whittome.

A stretch of the A417 will be closed while National Highwayson the major commuter route.

How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending?

Leckhampton Hill by Cheltenham will be closed from 5 August to 22 September.There will be a diversion route in place for the closure, which could add up to 25 minutes to any journeys.Cotswold Hills Golf Club and National Star College will be open as usual.

How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending?

From 5 August to 25 August Leckhampton Hill will be closed just past Crickley Hill to the junction of Ullenwood Manor Road.From 27 August to 22 September, Crickley Hill can be accessed via Leckhampton Road leading into Leckhampton Hill.

How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending?

Access for emergency services will be fully maintained during the closures.

It is hoped the £460m project will improve traffic to Swindon and Cirencester from Gloucester, with eight lanes of traffic forming the finished project.Shein's formula of offering a huge range of cheap clothes - backed up by campaigns with social media influencers - has turned it into one of the biggest fashion retailers in the world.

But it has faced severe criticism over its environmental practices, as well as allegations around the use of forced labour in its supply chain.A spokesperson for Shein declined to comment.

, the company launched a resale platform for shoppers in France on Monday, two years after the option first popped up for US customers.The platform is set to launch in the UK and Germany later, although no date has been specified.

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