M4

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Also called: PSL1. the amount of money in circulation given by M1 plus most private-sector bank deposits and holdings of money-market instruments

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Traffic between England and Wales has been diverted over the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge, while National Rail issued a warning that "poor weather" could affect South Western Railway services until the end of Tuesday.

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"The local landscape includes the M4 corridor and railway lines in cuttings and embankments," he said.

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The then-Welsh secretary had difficult job to do walking the tightrope in trying to keep Labour politicians happy at both ends of the M4.

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After running from the house following the attack, the court heard police located Dumbuya's vehicle on the M4 near Caerleon, Newport county, and pursued it.

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Bad traffic on the intersection between the M4 and the M25 was also the inspiration for Road to Hell.

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