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The UK government has cancelled more than two dozen planned road schemes, describing the move as done quietly without major announcement

The UK government has scrapped more than two dozen planned road schemes, according to the Financial Times, which reports the decision was made quietly and without a formal announcement. The newspaper does not specify which schemes are affected or give a reason for the move. The report has so far been carried only by the Financial Times, and other outlets have not yet confirmed the details.

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