Sunday morning briefing with British news: Today’s main headlines from The Telegraph

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1. Boris Johnson announces war on stolen gas stations

Boris Johnson declares war on service stations that do not move on The government has reduced the fuel levywho undertakes to name and disgrace those who do not want to lower their prices.

Three government sources said the prime minister had expressed anger over the March-announced reduction in fuel levies of £ 5 per liter had failed to materialize at a number of pumps. Read the full story.

2. Paris police are tearing Liverpool fans to tears

Liverpool have demanded an official investigation after shedding tears at fans, and the Champions League final has been postponed for 37 minutes. thousands of fans cannot enter the Stade de France.

Fans, despite arriving at the stadium with hours available, were trapped in bottlenecks and the organization around the arena was described as “shambolic” as the chaotic situation caused many fans to fear for their safety. Read the full story.

3. Pounds and ounces back in time for the platinum jubilee

Boris Johnson will pave the way for the return of pounds and ounces to British stores this week, a “common sense” that Tory MPs have hailed as exploiting the freedoms guaranteed by Brexit.

The government will announce proposals on Friday to repeal EU-derived legislation requires metric units to be used for all tradewith limited exceptions. Read the full story.

4. Young people are forced to wait until next year to order a driving test

Young people in large parts of the country are facing the possibility of not being able to order a driving test until next year, as the full extent of the crisis involving the Agency for Driver and Vehicle Standards (DVSA) is being revealed for the first time.

As of Saturday night, at least five major cities, including London and Birmingham, do not appear to have vacancies until early November, which is the limit of the government’s booking period. Read the full story.

5. The Queen will change the tradition of Trooping the Color

For the first time in her 70 years of operation, the Queen will greet Trooping the Color from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, concluding a compromise that will allow her to fulfill her jubilee duties in comfort.

A military event to open Platinum Jubilee Celebrations on Thursday, it will conclude with a march of the household division in front of the palace, where the queen will appear on the balcony. Read the full story.

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