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Yes.
Yes, together with sidelights. In a built-up area, insufficient lighting does not authorise using main beam instead of dipped headlights. This question specifies night driving; other cases, such as tunnels or substantially reduced visibility, have their own lighting requirements.
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No, dipped headlights should only be switched on in sections of road through towns that are sufficiently lit.
Yes.
No, full-beam headlights should be used instead.
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