5 days agoworld NewsComments Off on Major A-road used by thousands of drivers every day hit with closures for a YEAR sparking travel chaos for commuters
heavy traffic jam next to bus lane in england uk.
A MAJOR A-road used by thousands of drivers every day has been hit with 12 months worth of closures – sparking travel chaos for commuters.
Significant diversions will extend along the A52 Derby Road in Nottingham.
The disruption covers 1.4 miles of road which runs along Wollaton ParkGETTY
Priory Island, on the border of Wollaton and Lenton Abbey, to the Queen‘s Medical Centre island, makes up the affected area – National Highways has announced.
It covers 1.4 miles of road which runs along Wollaton Park.
The 12-month issue of roadworks starts this spring.
A new cycleway and footpath is also set to be created by engineers to allow access from the park to the University of Nottingham.
Plus, improvements to pedestrian lighting-controlled crossings on the popular stretch are in the making.
Along with a new 24/7 one-way system between the two roundabouts to manage traffic.
However, the westbound carriageway is set to close for a whopping four months.
Followed by the eastbound carriageway for a further two months.
Traffic will be diverted from Priory roundabout next to Woodside Road and the University of Boulevard to re-join the A52 at Dunkirk Island.
As the area currently experiences significant capacity issues at many junctions resulting in queuing and delays.
The agency’s project manager, Sue Chambers said: “This scheme is designed to provide a new modern road that will improve the experience of the road users, cyclists and walkers who use it.
“The work will take around 12 months to complete but by doing all the work together we will reduce long-term disruption to road users, stakeholders and local residents.”
Drainage systems are also set to be improved.
Work will mainly be carried out during the day but traffic management will take place across eight phases.
However, some activities may take place overnight, National Highways warns.
The work will initially take place with ongoing bridge repairs at QMC Roundabout, which has already caused disruption for drivers.
And caused buses to divert.
But the QMC bridge repairs should finish this summer.
Improvements to Nottingham Knight and Wheatcroft junctions, to the south of the country will begin later in the year.
5 days agoworld NewsComments Off on Joe Tate’s life at risk as mystery condition worsens after being locked up alone in a barn by Ross Barton in Emmerdale
EMMERDALE’S Joe Tate finds himself in serious danger next week as his health takes a terrifying turn for the worse – while being held captive in a barn by Ross Barton.
Emmerdale’s Ross is out for revenge, but as Joe’s mystery condition rapidly worsens, could he have made a deadly mistake?
ITVRoss grabbed Joe and locked him up in an empty barn[/caption]
ITVNoah has another flashback… will this one reveal the truth about the night he was spiked?[/caption]
With Noah’s drugging still a mystery – after he was found staggering in the road last week – he struggles to remember what happened.
Meanwhile, Kim checks her surveillance on Joe, but her focus is disrupted when a visitor arrives, voicing their suspicions about him.
Kim remains adamant that Joe is innocent, but a seed of doubt is planted.
Determined to uncover the truth, Kim lures Joe into a false sense of security before confiding in Lydia, tasking her with spying on him.
While Lydia is left bemused, Kim makes it clear she won’t rest until she uncovers Joe’s secret – unaware that one of his biggest secrets is standing right in front of her in the form of Dawn.
Elsewhere, Noah has a flashback to the night of the limo crash that could change everything.
Meanwhile, Joe suffers a dizzy spell, leaving him vulnerable to Ross, who seizes the opportunity to grab and threaten him.
Dragging Joe to a remote barn, Ross keeps him trapped, and as time passes, Joe’s condition worsens.
With Joe locked up and no one aware of his whereabouts, will help arrive in time – or is Ross about to go from kidnapper to killer?
Elsewhere in the Dales, a crisis meeting is held among the co-conspirators over Anthony’s death.
Tensions rise when they learn of Caleb’s attempt to frame Cain for the crime.
As the group argues, one of them suggests going to the police, sparking fear that it could unravel everything they’ve worked to cover up.
Meanwhile, Steph remains resolute in uncovering the truth about what her parents are hiding.
Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7:30pm or stream from 7am on ITVX.
Most devastating soap deaths
SOAP viewers are frequently left heartbroken after watching some of their favourite characters bite the dust.
Here is a list of the most devastating deaths that have taken place in soapland over the years.
EASTENDERS
Barry Evans – Evil Janine (Charlie Brooks) lured her trusting fiance to Scotland for a quickie marriage after learning he was dying.
Her plan to inherit Barry’s fortune was thwarted when Barry told her that the doctors had mixed up his medical files.
Furious that she was no longer set for a windfall, she pushed Barry off a cliff after telling him their love was “fake”.
Bradley Branning – Bradley was accused of killing Stacey Slater’s rapist Archie Mitchell (Larry Lamb) after he punched him twice on the night he died.
He was spotted in the Square by a police woman who chased him up a fire escape.
Bradley lost his balance and tragically plunged to his death.
CORONATION STREET
Tina McIntyre – Tina was getting it on with Peter Barlow – despite him being married to Carla Connor.
When she threatened to reveal the truth, Carla’s brother Rob got into a physical altercation with her.
Tina lost her footing and fell off a balcony – then warned Rob she was going to tell the cops he pushed her.
In a panic, Rob brutally clobbered her over the head with a metal pipe.
Molly Dobbs – Molly was one of the victims in Corrie’s 2010 tram crash, alongside Ashley Peacock (Steven Arnold).
Sarah Sugden – After the family got into financial problems, Sarah’s son Andy (Kelvin Fletcher) decided to make some quick cash from an insurance company by setting fire to the Sugden barn.
He didn’t realise his mum was inside the building, and she got trapped in the blaze.
Nine villagers – The shocking 1993 plane crash episode brought in 18 million viewers for Emmerdale.
Mark Hughes was killed by a falling wall, Archie Brooks was burned by jet fuel, Elizabeth Pollard was killed by debris and newcomer Leonard Kempinski died in a car crash caused by the crash.
Five other non-recurring characters from the village also died.
HOLLYOAKS
Carmel McQueen – The talented singer died in shocking scenes when a train crashed into a her family’s car.
Carmel managed to free her cousin Theresa from the rubble – but got stuck in it herself.
Moments later the train exploded and Carmel died in the arms of her family members, promising to be their guardian angel.
ITVIs Kim about to find out that Joe and Dawn are having an affair?[/caption]
ITVSteph is determined to find out what her parents are hiding[/caption]
5 days agoworld NewsComments Off on Gardening expert reveals the 3 vegetables to plant in February for an early spring harvest
WITH spring almost here, there’s plenty to look forward to — longer days, warmer temperatures, and, of course, the return of gardening season.
And March may feel like it can’t come soon enough for those eager to get their hands back in the soil.
GettyFebruary is the perfect time for gardening three vegetables[/caption]
GettySpinach can withstand lower temperatures in February[/caption]
So people may be happy to hear that February is actually the perfect time to kickstart your growing season with three specific vegetables.
John Collins, nursery manager at Ashridge, says: “These hardy crops can withstand cooler temperatures, making them ideal for early sowing.
“Getting them in the ground now gives you an earlier harvest and helps spread out the workload in the garden.”
First up, John reveals that broad beans are one of the best vegetables to plant in February, as their robust nature allows them to thrive in cooler temperatures.
He adds: “Sowing these national favourites now can lead to an earlier harvest, often by late spring or early summer.
“Soaking the seeds overnight is a good way to encourage germination, and planting them in a sunny spot with well-drained soil will help them develop.”
The gardening pro recommends planting them about 20cm apart and leaving 60cm between each double row, to allow air circulation and easy access to the crops.
“As the plants grow, staking or installing nets can provide them with extra support and prevent them from toppling over”, he adds.
“Another great tip is pinching out their tips when they reach about one metre in height, as this will encourage bushier growth and deter pests like aphids.”
Early peas are another excellent choice for February, with varieties such as ‘Kelvedon Wonder’ or ‘Meteor’ being particularly suited to cooler temperatures.
Planting them now means that you’ll be able to enjoy sweet peas by late spring, bringing a taste of early summer to your dishes.
Unlike broad beans, early peas should be planted on a sheltered site.
They also don’t require as much space and can be sown 5cm apart, with rows spaced at 60cm intervals.
You should, however, consider providing them support with sticks or netting, as this will help them climb and grow even more.
John says: “A great way to ensure your early peas survive and develop is to plant them indoors in biodegradable pots and transplant them later once they’ve grown.
“This will drastically reduce damage from pests like mice and birds.”
Rounding off your February vegetable patch, you should consider spinach.
This veg grows quickly, and hardier varieties such as ‘Perpetual Spinach’ can withstand lower temperatures, allowing gardeners to enjoy fresh greens in early spring.
John recommends picking a sunny or partially shaded area with rich, moisture-retentive soil, and planting the seeds 30cm apart to give them room to mature.
Another possibility is sowing the seeds in containers for easier management—this can also help if you don’t have as much space.
But make sure you water your crops regularly to prevent bolting, applying mulch to retain soil moisture.
“Spinach is a vegetable that keeps on giving”, John says.
“It’s extremely rich in nutrients, and you can prolong the cropping period by harvesting its leaves regularly, always cutting the outer leaves first.
“This encourages new growth, allowing you to enjoy fresh veggies in your meals for longer.”
5 days agoworld NewsComments Off on Historic US-Russia peace talks explained: The landmark deals reached on DAY ONE…but no date yet on Putin-Trump meeting
A CONCLUSION to the gruelling three-year war in Ukraine is edging closer after today’s historic peace talks between Russia and the US.
Moscow said the conversations “went well” as Washington labelled the crucial meeting “useful” – with both parties already reaching a number of landmark deals.
EPAUS, Russian and Saudi representatives speaking at Riyadh’s Diriyah Palace over peace talks earlier today[/caption]
AFPUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio (R) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov shake hands[/caption]
GettyThe talks are hoping to help bring an end to the gruelling three-year war in Ukraine[/caption]
Earlier today, a team of top diplomats from Russia and the US spoke about negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine out in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The talks – which were quickly drawn up – represent the rapidly growing ties between the two nations under Donald Trump’s new leadership.
Present at the negotiating table was US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Trump’s Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz all sit down in Riyadh’s Diriyah Palace.
They were joined by outspoken Putin cronies Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and foreign policy advisor Yuri Ushako.
Notably missing was any representative from Ukraine.
All we know from day one of the peace talks
No new details on when Putin and Trump will meet
Full embassy staffing agreed
Both sides agree to create “high level teams”
Vlad will speak to Zelensky “if necessary”
Russia won’t allow Ukraine to join Nato
Kremlin wants to end Western sanctions
Zelensky postpones Saudi trip as he blasts unfair meeting
The meeting lasted for almost five hours with Moscow and Washington being joined by Saudi representatives who helped monitor the talks.
Following the peace chats, which mark the first time Russia and US delegates have met in person since the war broke out, both sides said they were hugely beneficial.
Close Putin aide, Yuri Ushakov, said the talks “went well” as he also revealed negotiators have been agreed to talk about the war in Ukraine from either side, IFAX reported.
Russia‘s lead negotiator told reporters after the talks: “It was a very serious conversation on all the questions we wanted to touch upon.”
Secretary of State Rubio said the meeting showed him that the Kremlin is finally “willing to begin to engage in a serious process”.
US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce later said the two sides have agreed to appoint “respective high-level teams to begin working on a path to ending the conflict in Ukraine as soon as possible”.
They added that all talks will be done “in a way that is enduring, sustainable, and acceptable to all sides”.
Trump’s Middle East envoy Witkoff even described the meeting as positive, upbeat and constructive.
Rubio stressed that despite the initial chats being positive, it was just the first of many chats which need to take place in the coming weeks and months.
He added that everyone involved in the war “has to be okay with it” ending with both sides needing to make concessions to make a deal work.
One of the key stumbling blocks which could dampen the negotiations would be from Ukraine’s side.
They were notably excluded from Riyadh today in a move which left both President Zelensky and his European allies annoyed and frustrated.
Brave Zelensky was in Turkey as the US-Russia talks went ahead without him with the comedian turned top politician heavily criticising the talks.
He said any negotiations “should not take place behind our backs” as he reiterated a peace deal will only be agreed if it is fair for all those involved – not just Putin.
Zelensky even announced he has postponed his official visit to the Saudi Arabia until March 10 – despite him initially being scheduled to arrive tomorrow.
The move has been done in order to not give any “legitimacy” to the US-Russia meeting, two sources told Reuters.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was excluded from the talks in Saudi and has vocally criticised them sinceGettyAPThe talks are hoping to help bring an end to the gruelling three-year war in Ukraine[/caption]
AlamyUS Secretary Marco Rubio described the talks today as ‘useful’[/caption]
One of the main differences in opinion Kyiv has compared to their counterparts in Moscow is over Ukraine’s Nato membership.
Zelensky has long been campaigning with European leaders to grant Kyiv a spot in the organisation as it would give them protection over Putin’s army in case of any future invasion.
Putin and the Kremlin say this cannot ever be allowed to happen with blocking Ukraine from joining Nato being of the highest priority.
Without promises that Zelensky will never be able to enter the group – headed up by the US and European stalwarts – Putin is unlikely to accept any terms.
Russia’s foreign minister Sergei Lavrov, who was at the meeting, again made Russia’s stance clear on the matter.
He said after the first peace talk: “We’ve told the US that deployment of Nato troops in Ukraine, even under other flags, is unacceptable for Russia.”
Before adding that expanding the alliance to include their neighbours will be seen as a “direct threat to Russia”.
US OR BUST
ByJerome Starkey, Defence Editor
ONLY US might can deter Vladimir Putin, Defence Secretary John Healey said today.
Britain and Europe must play their part – but have no hope on their own.
Speaking after Keir Starmer demanded a “US backstop” to guarantee Ukraine’s security, he said: “In the end it is only the US that can provide the deterrence to Putin that will prevent him attacking again.”
He said deals crashed between Putin and Trump will need “a security guaruntee” to ensure it is a durabe peace.
Speaking at London’s institute for Government, he said: “We need a security guarantee for Ukraine in Ukraine that is capable of delivering what President Trump has says he wants, which is a durable peace.
“That requires an end to the Russian attack and no repeat of that in the future.
“The European countries have to play a leading part in that guarantee.
“But it will require a backstop from the US, because in the end it is only the US that can provide the deterrence to Putin that will prevent him attacking again.”
The focus of the talks was not only to help secure a deal which ends the conflict but to also improve the powerful two nations diplomatic and economic ties.
Russia are hoping to return to the global sphere after being essentially banished from the world stage since they first broke past Ukraine’s borders.
Putin’s struggling country has been constricted by damaging sanctions which have seriously stunted their economic growth.
Moscow expects “progress” will soon come on the economic front to get Western sanctions removed, a negotiator said.
A growing bond with Trump’s new look America could prove to be Vlad’s way back in – despite him still being despised by many across the globe.
PUTIN SPEAKING UP
One of the main goals of the Saudi Arabia peace talks was to open up the door for tyrant Vlad to speak with President Trump in the near future.
Trump has already said he and Putin will speak in person soon as he offered up Saudi Arabia as a likely first spot.
Putin gleefully responded by offering the US president to come to Moscow as well after their first meet.
But an official date or location is still yet to be agreed with nothing being confirmed during today’s talks.
Kremlin aide Ushakov said conditions for a meeting are being discussed, but they are still undecided on the details.
He added: “We are ready for this, but it is still difficult to talk about a specific date for the meeting of the two leaders.”
Another key takeaway from today saw the Kremlin confirm that Putin is ready to speak to Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky to achieve a peace deal “if necessary”.
ReutersRussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Ukraine will not be allowed to join Nato under any agreed teams[/caption]
APPutin and Trump are edging towards a meeting but no more details have emerged today[/caption]
Putin and Zelensky have never spoken directly to one another since Vlad’s illegal invasion three years ago.
But the dictator is now said to be ready to negotiate if he must.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced Putin will talk to Zelensky if a few conditions are met.
Peskov said: “Putin himself said that he would be ready to negotiate with Zelensky if necessary but the legal basis of agreements needs discussion considering the reality that Zelensky’s legitimacy can be questioned.”
Moscow has constantly labelled Ukraine’s heroic leader as an illegitimate president due to Zelensky continuing to be in charge despite his official term ending in 2024.
Ukraine has been trapped under martial law since Putin’s cross-border massacre meaning a fair election hasn’t been able to take place -leaving Zelensky as the president. – annoying a disgruntled Putin.
The Kremlin said the tense presidential sit down between the long term enemies would only take place after the wider issue of European security is addressed by all.
Peskov added: “A lasting and long-term viable resolution is impossible without a comprehensive consideration of security issues on the continent.
“With regard to Ukraine joining the EU, it is the sovereign right of any country… Nobody can dictate to another country and we do not plan on dictating.
“But it is completely different when it comes to security issues and military alliances.
“Here we have a different approach that is well known.”
EUROPEAN TROUBLES
European leaders have tried to muscle their way into the talks to try and make sure stability in the continent can continue even if Putin gets his way in the negotiations.
Europe was also absent from today’s peace talks with Zelensky saying leaders must be present at any upcoming conversations.
He said on Telegram: “Ukraine, Europe – in a broad sense, which includes the European Union, Turkey and Britain – must be involved together with America in the talks and development of the necessary security guarantees that concern the fate of our part of the world.”
Rubio insisted that “nobody” is being frozen out of peace negotiations.
He added the European Union “is going to have to be at the table at some point” and that the time will soon come.
Waltz, the White House’s national security adviser, added: “Our allies are being consulted almost on a daily basis.”
PAKeir Starmer has made a rallying cry to Europe urging them to ‘step up’ and deploy peacekeeping troops to Ukraine[/caption]
ReutersThe peacekeeping topic even caused German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to storm out of the meeting[/caption]
The conversation comes after British Prime Minister Keir Starmer made a rallying cry to Europe urging them to “step up” and deploy peacekeeping troops to Ukraine.
The PM vowed the UK will “do our bit” to try and enforce a peace deal and pressure Putin.
The bold move put pressure on Britain’s allies to also publicly back the idea of a European peacekeeping force in war-torn Ukraine.
But the idea was dramatically rejected by a number of other fellow leaders.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz described Starmer’s pleas as “premature” and “highly inappropriate”.
He then stormed out of the meeting adding that the shear thought of making decisions seemingly on behalf of Ukraine was “irritating”.
Poland, Spain and Italy all joined Germany in scrutinising Starmer’s plan.
British boots in Ukraine has been met with Ukrainian joy
BY Noa Hoffman in Lviv and Kyiv
SIR Keir Starmer’s pledge to deploy “British boots in Ukraine” has been met with jubilance in Kyiv.
But in Britain it’s raised more questions than answers as to how Europe must respond to the war.
In eerie Kyiv men between 20 – 50 are few and far between on the frozen streets.
Most of them are stationed across the frontline, have been injured or died fighting what they see as not just a battle for Ukraine – but for the West and Europe and democracy.
From the UK they need certainty. Not empty words.
The PM knows he desperately needs to set out a path to spending 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence.
How is it feasible for thousands of troops to come and help desperate Ukrainians when Sir Keir hasn’t even explained how he will fund them?
In an empty restaurant in quiet Lviv, I watched as five Ukrainian security chiefs guzzled a shot of vodka.
It was around their fourth toast of night – easy work for these hard as nails military men.
Having drunk to the health of their country and army, this next drink was for Britain.
The chiefs had heard Sir Keir Starmer pledge the possibility of peacekeeping British boots on Ukrainian soil. And for that they were elated.
The promise from the PM came in the wake of US President Donald Trump side-lining Kyiv to kickstart discussions on a deal to end the war with Vladimir Putin.
“Even hearing the words British boots, before anything has happened, is a huge morale boost for my people”, one military top brass told me as he slurped bright red Borscht.
The human tank added: “Many steps in the war are being made first by Britain and then others followed.
“It’s good leadership and this is how it should be. Someone needs to take the lead.”
What he and his top brass colleagues around the table weren’t seeing was the chaos the PM’s announced had sparked.
At home, former British Army chief Lord Dannatt warned the UK military is “so run down” it couldn’t lead any future peacekeeping mission to Kyiv.
Other military sources told The Sun’s defence man Jerome Starkey the army will be stretched to breaking point if thousands of troops go to hold the line in Ukraine.
In Paris last night, at an emergency meeting of leaders to strategize Europe’s response to Trump, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz slated Sir Keir’s proposal.
He told reporters: “It is completely premature and the completely wrong time to be having this discussion now.”
While the response went down more like a cup of cold sick than vodka with military leaders I met in Kyiv, Mr Scholz has somewhat of a point.
There are questions Sir Keir must answer – and fast.
Security chiefs tell me that more than anything, including British boots, they need weapons.
The future of the war is in the air, they say.
Drones, missiles, and air defence capabilities are in short supply but are key to stopping “idiot” Putin’s killing spree.
The war will be far more focused on tech than people in the not distant future.
Responding to Scholz’s backlash against British peacekeepers, a former Ukrainian SAS man told me: “Germany doesn’t have to be afraid of the Russians. There’s no point in being scared.
“If we have well trained British military here on the second or third line it can be very helpful so we can send our people to the frontline.”
He added: “What I’m hearing from Germany is disappointing. Historically, Germany they are scared of Nazi flashbacks.
“There are people saying Germans can’t be on sovereign Ukrainian soil.
“This is bull**** said by people who support Russian propaganda.”
In Lviv I received a warning.
“We will fight until the death,” a security chief told me.
“We have nothing to lose. We are not going anywhere.
“But the war is not about Ukraine and it won’t stop in Ukraine.
“Putin is coming to Europe and we can’t stop him forever.”
Sir Keir’s words are welcomed – but it will be his plan of execution that really has any bearing on the devastating war.
So far that is missing.
APPutin is ready to speak to Zelensky ‘if necessary’ the Kremlin said today[/caption]
ReutersUkrainian servicemen fire an MRLS BM-21 missile towards the Russian army in the Donetsk region[/caption]
5 days agoworld NewsComments Off on ‘Who are these people?’ – Stephen Hendry blasts snooker players for ‘horrendous’ common gesture in fiery rant
STEPHEN HENDRY has slammed the antics of snooker players in a fiery rant.
The seven-time world champion hit out at stars that show their opponents too much respect and apologise after a fluke shot.
PAStephen Hendry has hit out at the snooker stars’ gestures[/caption]
Hendry labelled modern-day sporting gestures as “horrendous” and did not hold back in his criticism.
He told the Snooker Club podcast: “You know what’s even worse? After every good safety shot, it’s a tap on the table now.
“What is going on? Sometimes it’s not even getting to the cushion and it’s ‘tap the table, tap the table, it’s so nice, lovely shot’.
“I mean, bore off. You’re there to win. Who are these people?”
Hendry praised Judd Trump for not engaging in these antics and had a theory about the five-time Triple Crown winner.
He continued his theory: “Trumpnever apologises for a fluke, hardly ever.
“And he never says ‘good shot’ and taps the table, ever.
“He’s world No1, he’s won everything, you do the maths.“
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Ronnie O’Sullivan, who has pulled out several tournament recently, is set to feature against Stuart Carrington at the World Open on Sunday.
Hendry said he would be “shocked” if the Rocket withdrew as he “loves” playing in China.
However, he does worry we may not see O’Sullivan until the Crucible in April.
Hendry said: “Part of me thinks, is he just going to play in the World Championship? Is that the goal now? Is that the game for the season, the plan?
“I don’t know, but there’s no doubt if he’s not in an event, the event suffers a little. There’s no doubt about it.”
List of all-time Snooker World Champions
BELOW is a list of snooker World Champions by year.
The record is for the modern era, widely considered as dating from the 1968-69 season, when the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) took control of the sport.
The first World Championships ran from 1927 – with a break from 1941-45 because of World War II and 1958-63 because of a dispute in the sport.
Joe Davis (15), Fred Davis and John Pulman (both 8) were the most successful players during that period.
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