Major road closures in Cardiff city centre as huge two events held on same dayRugby and football fans are set to descend on the city this weekendView Image It is going to be a busy Saturday in Cardiff (Image: Matthew Horwood)Cardiff is set for a busy day on Saturday as the city hosts two major sporting events. At the same time, Cardiff City will play a home game against Mansfield Town at the Cardiff City Stadium on Leckwith Road, kicking off at 3pm. City centre car parks are also available: North Road Car Parks, St David's Shopping Centre, John Lewis, Capitol Shopping Centre, and NCP (Adam Street, Dumfries Place and Greyfriars Road). ‌On the same day, Cardiff City are expected to play Mansfield at the Cardiff City stadium located on Leckwith Road. This will include:Article continues belowService 1 will not serve Clare Road, Cornwall Court, Sevenoaks Park, Bessemer Road, Sloper Road, Leckwith Close & Leckwith Place.

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WEMBLEY is set to become the home of American football next year with three gridiron games pencilled in. SunSport understands that Fulham boss Shad Khan wants his Jacksonville Jaguars to stage two home NFL fixtures under the arch. And the first ever college football game in the UK has already been booked. And Jacksonville’s London plans will be in addition to the two NFL organised games at Spurs next autumn. Khan tried to buy Wembley Stadium in 2018 from The FA but later withdrew his £600 million bid.

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He took a swing at a Louisville player, reigniting the feud. After a play near the goal line, Lonnie Johnson gave Lamar Jackson a little something extra at the end of the tackle. He picked up a trash can and hit a Louisville player with it. My view of the fight.. pic.twitter.com/ybx7YDJqVR — Michael Sachse (@mash24) November 26, 2017That was the only time Kentucky had an answer for Lamar Jackson. 2018: A Louisville Player Fights his CoachLouisville did not let Bobby Petrino finish the Cards’ 2-win campaign.

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Close Britons paying higher tax: PM defends changes despite rising living costsSign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email Get our free View from Westminster email Email * SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy noticeRachel Reeves has been accused of misleading the country over the state of public finances in the run-up to the Budget. Paul Johnson, a former head of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) think tank, said “it probably was misleading”. “It was designed to confirm a narrative that there was a fiscal black hole that needed to be filled with significant tax rises,” he told The Times. At the Budget on Wednesday, Ms Reeves hiked taxes by £26 billion, including by freezing thresholds on income tax.

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Billionaire Mittal chooses Dubai’s Naïa Island over UK / Image: FileWhy did the World's wealthiest choose Dubai? Naia IslandUltra-Exclusive Hospitality: The island will host the region's first Cheval Blanc Maison , part of the prestigious LVMH luxury group. This anchor provides residents with intimate, hotel-standard luxury services, from concierge to curated wellness and fine dining. The Cost to Naia IslandLooking aheadSteel magnate Lakshmi Mittal has stepped back from full-time UK residency and will spend far more time in Dubai and Switzerland as Britain tightens tax rules for the super-rich. By making Dubai his main residence, Mittal benefits from a system built on certainty and growth, most crucially offering zero inheritance tax.

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The Rt Revd Bruce Cameron writes:“I ALWAYS valued his wisdom and his wit in matters of our church and the life of Scotland,” said the Bishop of Brechin, the Rt Revd Andrew Swift, on the death, on 11 November, of one of his predecessors, Bishop Bob Halliday, aged 93. At Holy Cross that encompassed the Halliday family of his wife, Gina, and his young daughter, Fiona. In Scotland, there were various initiatives to bring churches closer together, and Bob Halliday actively contributed to them. In 1990, Bob Halliday was elected as Bishop of Brechin, a position that he held until his retirement in 1996. Words from a church member in Brechin diocese speak for many of us who experienced the wisdom and wit of Bob Halliday: “Rest in peace, Bishop Bob, you served us well.”

It is now looking to continue this progress at pace in 12 more areas across the country. This is part of efforts to move the UK away from copper cables towards fibre and Digital Voice Calling technology. BT's Openreach service has issued a "stop sell" order, which gives broadband providers a deadline to stop selling older products. This project will take place over four phases, with the entire project expected to be completed by the early 2030s. Here are the 12 areas to be affected by BT's next phase of landline shutdownsThese are the 12 areas to be affected by BT's next phase of landline shutdowns.