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EDITORIAL USE ONLY A yellow beam of light is projected in Edinburgh, simultaneously with ten other locations across the UK, as part of the 'Tour de Skies' activation, with each beam representing a town or city that will host a start or finish stage of the 2027 Tour de France or the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Picture date: Thursday January 15, 2026. PA Photo. The announcement outlines further route details for both events, with the men's Tour de France beginning in Edinburgh on July 2, followed by the Tour de France Femmes in Leeds on July 30. Photo credit should read: Euan Cherry/PA Media AssignmentsEDITORIAL USE ONLY A yellow beam of light is projected in Edinburgh, simultaneously with ten other locations across the UK, as part of the 'Tour de Skies' activation, with each beam representing a town or city that will host a start or finish stage of the 2027 Tour de France or the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Picture date: Thursday January 15, 2026. PA Photo. The announcement outlines further route details for both events, with the men's Tour de France beginning in Edinburgh on July 2, followed by the Tour de France Femmes in Leeds on July 30. Photo credit should read: Euan Cherry/PA Media AssignmentsEDITORIAL USE ONLY XXX at the 'Tour de Skies' activation in Edinburgh, where yellow beams of light are projected simultaneously at ten locations across the UK, each beam representing a town or city that will host a start or finish stage of the 2027 Tour de France or the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Picture date: Thursday January 15, 2026. PA Photo. The announcement outlines further route details for both events, with the men's Tour de France beginning in Edinburgh on July 2, followed by the Tour de France Femmes in Leeds on July 30. Photo credit should read: Euan Cherry/PA Media AssignmentsEDITORIAL USE ONLY A yellow beam of light is projected in Edinburgh, simultaneously with ten other locations across the UK, as part of the 'Tour de Skies' activation, wit

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On the day that a section of Oxford Street closes completely to traffic, a pedestrian crossing is out of use, on 26th October 2026, in London, England. With two years in the planning and consultations, one kilometre of the capital's main retail area has become a traffic-free road after London Mayor Sadiq Khan, working with Tansport for London (TFL), has created almost a kilometre of London's Oxford Street into a pedestrian-only. This remains highly controversial as local businesses say that deliveries will be difficult with traffic displaced to other minor nearby streets. This first phase of the major overhaul is expected to be finished by spring 2027. (Photo by Richard Baker / In Pictures via Getty Images)

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