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Drivers have been warned to expect heavy traffic this early May bank holiday, with experts predicting the busiest roads in a decade. New research from the RAC suggests around 19 million leisure trips will be made between Friday and Monday, just short of the 20 million record set in 2016. Motorways and major roads across the UK are likely to be packed, especially at peak times. Saturday, May 2, is expected to be the worst day for congestion, with more than four million journeys planned. But Friday could also be extremely busy, with 3.7 million drivers hitting the road in…

Viktor Gyokeres puts Arsenal ahead from the spot before an equalising penalty from Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez in the second half. A third penalty call for the Gunners is overturned by VAR which ensures the first leg of their Champions League semi-final ends in a 1-1 draw. MATCH REPORT: Champions League semi-final 1st leg – Atletico Madrid 1-1 ArsenalAvailable to UK users only.

Sir Iain Duncan Smith has revealed his Jewish half-sister was considering leaving Britain over the growing “pathological hatred of Jews” in the wake of the stabbing in Golders Green.The former Conservative Party leader spoke to GB News after two Jewish men were attacked in north west London in an incident now being treated as a terrorist attack. Both men are in a stable condition in hospital, while a 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.Speaking about the rise of antisemitic attacks in the UK, Sir Iain said the situation began “root and branch with the tolerance that…

Labour finally brought an end to 1,000 years of British history on Wednesday after hereditary peers sat in the House of Lords for the final time.Sir Keir Starmer vowed to axe the peers during the 2024 election, with the House of Lords Act passing last month.It came into effect on Wednesday as the current session of Parliament came to a close. The historic day was marked with a farewell reception, where Lord Forsyth of Drumlean, the Lord Speaker, thanked the 92 peers for their service. He told the gathering: “For close to a thousand years, hereditary peers and their families…

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For Rutherford a spell in the Welsh leagues followed but time is now spent split between some coaching, taxi-ing two of his boys to football training and working in a showroom of a hardware store.All a world away from the millions on the line for the internationals in Parkinson’s squad aiming for the Premier League, one that has been rebuilt season on season with £30m-plus spent last summer alone.”But even though it’s very different, it’s also the same club,” he says, his middle son part of the club’s academy.”I’ve been fortunate enough to go back now and then and you…

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BBC Sport pundits Stephen Warnock, Nedum Onuoha and Rory Smith debate whether the on-field decision to award Arsenal a penalty against Atletico Madrid, for a foul on Eberechi Eze, was enough of a “clear and obvious” error to justify VAR intervening to overturn it.MATCH REPORT: Champions League semi-final – Atletico Madrid 1-1 ArsenalAvailable to UK users only.