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Joyce criticises prime minister on election timing as 'disastrous, wrong and dangerous' (VIDEO)

Conservative MP: 'We cannot continue to live like we did for 200 years' (VIDEO)

Conservative MP criticises Prime Minister's election timing as 'disastrous, wrong and dangerous'


Former Conservative MP Robert Carter who quit after losing election to Labour said: 'In modern times, it is just unacceptable. Not only does our political system not work like it used to - I have just returned from a campaign in Scotland - but it is not only wrong, but I think dangerous.'

He added that the public are fed up with the status quo and that 'the politicians who have to live with it don't have to be in power.

'What do you do?'

He concluded: 'We cannot continue to live like we did for 200 years. We can't go on like we did then.'

Conservative MP Robert Carter says that 'It is not the times to be doing this'

Former Conservative MP Robert Carter, who resigned from Parliament last month due to being in line to be appointed as a ministerial adviser, claimed the upcoming general election will 'turn this country back to the 1950s'


'We're going to lose our freedoms and our liberties but it's the only way to do it. We cannot continue to live like we did for 200 years and, if I am right, it will turn this country back to the 1950s,' he said on his Twitter account.


While some may see any election as a matter of choice, Carter believes that it is the 'only way to see whether things go to hell or not.

He tweeted: 'As an individual, it's one thing to do the job, but as a country you have to say the end times.'

His comments come just a week after the Government warned that Britain should be preparing for a 'dangerous scenario' in the event of a Brexit.

Prime Minister David Cameron has repeatedly defended the decision to leave the EU - but is no longer the person to put forward his case to the public.

In a televised interview last week, the PM also said voters'shouldn't be worried about the future' as he said that Theresa May had 'given us a very clear vision.

'There is no one that I am certain of, as we start out on a journey, would go back on the same policy if I stood in the doorway of Number 10, so I think this election and the question of future will not define us.


'We will come into this campaign and go in a different direction than our opponents. But we have a big task. We have to find a way forward for the UK.'

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Truckies get bridge load limit reminder this evening

This is a partial list of all the items the DNR has received since it enacted the load limit increase that went into effect April 1.


• One tractor was involved in a vehicle collision near the Lincoln Highway overpass in Union County.


• In the 24-hour period ending March 2, there were 21 pedestrian fatalities across the state. On March 19, that number was 33.


• At least seven vehicles sustained damage from road construction over the period ending July 1. Eight of those were damaged by heavy equipment.


• This was the fifth-highest percentage of all crashes involving road work: 20.5 percent.


• The first 10 months of the year saw a 2.9 percent drop in fatalities. This was a 2.6-percent decline from the year before.


• In the 24 hours ending April 11, 12, 13 and 15, there were nine pedestrians and bicyclists injured or killed in motor vehicle collisions that were not related to highway construction.


• While on the highway, an estimated 1,076 people were injured in crashes, and a total of 22 pedestrian deaths and injuries.


• In the four weeks ending June 26, there were 637 traffic accidents involving construction at road work sites across Nebraska. There were 17 people killed and 27 seriously injured.


• Two other vehicles were involved in a fatal accident near the Union County line where there were 17 injuries. The cause was a head-on collision between a tractor-trailer, a pickup truck and another pickup.


• During the time period from June 19 to June 26, there were 3,902 accidents involving road construction, which occurred at an average of a construction site every 30 seconds. There were 16 fatalities.


• During this time period there were 469 deaths in road traffic accidents. The average length of traffic accidents was 2.5 hours, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.


• The number of incidents in the 23 weeks ending July 1 was the lowest in 13 years for which that record was kept by NHTSA.


• The number of deaths has dropped by 1 percent from the year before. At the same time, the number of accidents has risen.


• At the beginning of the year, there were 467 fatality accidents on the roadway. At the end of the month there were 10.


• According to NHTSA, a combination of factors, including safer crossing skills and increased vehicle safety, led to a decrease of the overall number of accidents on the road.


• The number of injuries decreased by 2 percent from the previous year. At the same time, the number of fatalities fell by 3 percent.