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Yes. Articles 108 and 109 require warning of the manoeuvre in good time and maintaining the signal until it is complete. Daylight or being outside a built-up area does not remove this obligation. Check the lane change is safe and respect priority: an indicator does not give you precedence.
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Yes, but only on roads within built-up areas
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