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No.
You may not cross it or drive over it in the stated circumstances. The prohibition also applies when it separates lanes travelling in the same direction; wanting to turn does not remove it. The Regulations provide certain exceptions, and carriageway edge lines have a different meaning.
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Yes, whenever all lanes run in the same direction.
Yes, any turn permits crossing it.
No.
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