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the Transport Secretary, Ruth Kelly, admitted she would need a lot of persuasion to allow longer heavier vehicles (LHVs) on the UK's roads.
When questioned in Parliament by Bill Wiggin, the Conservative MP for Leominster, about her plans for LHVs, Kelly said: "I'm yet to receive the research report, bull have no plans to allow super lorries on UK roads [...1 and would need a Tot of persuasion [to do sol."
However, she did reveal that the report should be published before Parliament's summer recess, which begins on 28 July.