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Although heavy showers are expected for many this week, the places across England and Wales most in need of significant rain may not see much of it in the coming days.The dry spell at Wisley in Surrey, which had recorded 62 days without measurable rain, ended overnight. Much of the UK will see a mixture of sunshine and showers on Wednesday. Across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England, the showers will be heavy, thundery and prolonged at times. Further south, the showers will be more scattered.Thursday and Friday will see further showers, some heavy and thundery. England and Wales will…

Speaking of Haaland, Ibsen says last season’s highest-scoring player was “pretty much constantly” in his team last year.The City forward is currently the most expensive FPL player of all time at £15.5m, but Ibsen is still planning on including him.”There’s no-one else like Haaland,” said Ibsen.”Yes there’s no-one as expensive as him, but you can still make a great team around him because everyone else is so cheap.”I don’t have to sacrifice a lot. A team with Haaland, Florian Wirtz, Dominik Szoboszlai, Joao Pedro, a good keeper and a good defence is possible.”Plus, he makes the game really straightforward. If…

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The boss of Manchester Airport has defended car parking charges there, arguing they are “competitive”. Chris Woodroofe was responding to a customer who asked how the airport can justify more than £150 charge for parking for two weeks.The managing director said the cost was “exactly the same sort of charge” as parking in a town centre for the day, but some customers have said they felt the chanrges were unreasonable.Manchester Airports Group (MAG) – which also includes London Stansted and East Midlands Airports – recently recorded it had made £453m from parking, about a third of its income.Woodroofe told North…

Atlantic bluefin tuna have been caught off the coast of Yorkshire for the first time in an estimated 60 years.The giant fish had not been seen in the North Sea since the 1960s due to overfishing and the depletion of herring shoals, according to researchers from the University of Exeter who have now tagged six off Whitby.On Sunday, the five-person crew on board The Dominator landed a whopping 338kg specimen before repeating the feat a day later with a fish which weighed “just a little bit” less, according to crew member Jack Gardner.”I have never caught anything like it,” said…

Once F1 had left Europe in the autumn of last year, there was a shift.”Suddenly, we felt like we were making really good progress,” says Shovlin.”There were signs towards the end of the year. I’m not saying any of us thought we’d see what we’ve seen so far this year, but that we had a decent F1 driver.”Antonelli has been rather more than that this year. He has taken the season by storm, and established a consistent supremacy over Russell.In the best car in the field, Antonelli has taken six poles and six wins in 11 races and heads into…

A council row has erupted over “nuisance” peacocks roaming a Norfolk village.The village of Mulbarton, located south of Norwich, has long had an abundance of the colourful birds.But the future of peacocks in the town have been put into question after a resident raised a formal complaint over the noise of the animal.South Norfolk Council confirmed it is looking into the matter, which could result in an abatement notice requiring owner, retired county court Recorder Alan Steynor, to take action.One local said the animals were “really, really annoying”, were close to live to Mulbarton Hall, where the peacocks are kept.The…