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Drivers have been warned that not declaring one of 118 health conditions to could be hit with a fine as high as £1,000.

Drivers with certain medical problems must declare them to the DVLA or risk being hit with hefty fines - and a possible licence surrender.

Olivia Plath is honoring her brother Micah Meggs.

Less than one month after Olivia Plath (née Meggs) mourned the death of her 15-year-old brother, Micah Meggs, she is remembering his legacy.

Olivia Plath‘s brother has sadly passed away.

Thousands of young people across Scotland are unlocking their potential by choosing Scottish Apprenticeships.

There are currently 112 conditions that you must declare to the DVLA or you could risk a hefty fine - or even be forced to surrender your licence.

Ryan Fischer, employed to walk Lady Gaga’s dogs, became the focus of international headlines when he was shot in the chest by assailants who abducted the singer’s beloved French bulldogs.

MyLondon."And then the tantra was my own curiosity. Just to find out more about what it was about."In your mind, you think it's a sexual thing.

All drivers in Britain have been warned they risk a hefty £1,000 fine if they fail to declare any of a long list of illness to the UK’s Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).

Motorists must declare if they have a medical condition to the DVLA - or risk being fined up to £1,000.

Gordon Ramsay has been flogging wine by the glass for £950 a pop.Diners at his Petrus restaurant in London get just 125ml of plonk.He’s also offering a glass of the same 2002 vintage for £380 but guests get just 50ml of the pricey liquid – the equivalent of a double measure of spirits.The eye-wateringly expensive grog is the revered French red Petrus – after which he named his eatery – and he also flogs a bottle of the 1982 vintage for a staggering £13,500.Salt Bae has been roasted for flogging £1,450 gold-encrusted stakes and £11 cans of Red Bull at his new London Nusr-Et venue but diners at the telly chef’s restaurant have also moaned about the sky-high drinks prices.Diners pay £100 for three courses at the Belgravia Michelin-starred