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This great offer is valid on Opening Day (Thursday April 9) within the Festival Zone enclosure at the racecourse. Enjoy access to watch world-class racing, enjoy fantastic live music and entertainment, plenty of food and drink and the opportunity to see top class horses with four grade one races to kick off the three-day event. The Randox Grand National Festival is horse racing with a difference – a national institution that draws a global audience.<\/p>\n

The half-price ticket offer is valid for Thursday, April 9 only. For more information, please visit thejockeyclub. co.uk\/aintree To redeem this offer just scan the QR code – offer can be claimed until 23:59 on Sunday, March 15, 2026 Terms and Conditions: Half price ticket is valid for Festival Zone enclosure only, on Thursday, April 9, 2026 only. Half price tickets not for resale. Offer only valid on new bookings only. Limit of 8 tickets per person only. Half price offer can be claimed until 23:59 on Sunday, March 15, 2026.<\/p>\n

The Jockey Club reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time. Having long been a British staple, garden centres came into their own as community hubs during the pandemic. Now rising costs, changing customer habits and increasing competition have put them under pressure. So will they continue to thrive or die back? EXCLUSIVE By Aditi Rane N A grey weekday morn- ing, the car park of a gar- den centre on the edge of town is already busy.<\/p>\n

Pensioners drift in for coffee and cake, parents negotiate muddy shoes and seed packets with toddlers and seasoned gardeners pause to debate compost like old friends comparing notes Somewhere between the bags of bark chippings and the cafe queue, advice is exchanged, community happens and time slows. For many Britons, garden centres are far more than mere retail spaces.<\/p>\n

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of the poorest pen- sioners will have to pay income tax in Labour\u2019s state pen- sions stealth raid. Rachel Reeves, inset, hugely underestimated the number who will be hit by her income tax threshold freeze, it emerged as the Chancellor deliv- ered her Spring Statement. The Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride said: \u201cShe is T number by h thre em C e S Ch Str SEE PAGE 7 Trump attacks Starmer as \u2018no Churchill\u2019 over Iran response WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2026 REEVES ACCUSED OF \u2018SHOCK STEALTH GRAB\u2019 AS 1 MILLION MORE OAPs WILL BE HIT BY TAX YOUR FAVOURITE NEWSPAPER IS INSIDE \u00a32 express.co.uk DX1ST NEWSPAPERS SUPPORT RECYCLING The recycled content of UK Newspapers in 2024 was 34.7% Tel.<\/p>\n

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2 Daily Express Wednesday, March 4, 2026 DX1ST Labour\u2019s Dame Emily Thornberry wants more scrutiny of Starmer\u2019s dealings Britain yesterday Amsterdam Sunny 14C\/57F Brussels Sunny 17C\/63F Dublin Cloudy 13C\/55F Frankfurt Sunny 16C\/61F Geneva Sunny 16C\/61F Lisbon Sunny 20C\/68F Madrid Rain 18C\/64F Paris Sunny 18C\/64F Rome Cloudy 17C\/63F Amsterdam Sunny 16C\/61F Brussels Sunny 18C\/64F Dublin Rain 9C\/48F Frankfurt Sunny 16C\/61F Geneva Sunny 16C\/61F Lisbon Rain 15C\/59F Madrid Rain 16C\/61F Paris Sunny 19C\/66F Rome Sunny 18C\/64F Britain Extremes: (24 hours to 11pm Monday) Warmest: Santon Downham, 17c (62f).<\/p>\n

Coldest: Castlederg, 3c (37f). Wettest: Eskdalemuir, 0.91ins. Sunniest: East Malling, 10.2hrs. Lighting-up times Glasgow 5.57pm-6.58am London 5.46pm-6.37am Manchester 5.52pm-6.47am Newcastle 5.48pm-6.46am Belfast 6.05pm-7.03am Birmingham 5.52pm-6.45am Bristol 5.55pm-6.46am Last Quarter 11 March MOON rises: 7.18pm, sets: 6.52am SUN rises London: 6.39am, sets: 5.46pm Manchester rises: 6.49am, sets: 5.52pm Moon, sun and tides HIGH TIDE London B\u2019ge (2.23am), (2.43pm) Liverpool (11.46am), (-) Greenock (1.10am), (1.04pm) Dover (11.57am), (-) Supplied by MeteoGroup Around the world yesterday North West: Sunny spells, turning cloudy later.<\/p>\n

Gentle breeze throughout, feeling mild. High 14C (57F). East Anglia: Cloudy with sunny spells. Clearer later. Light winds, turning cooler. High 12C (54F). Northern Ireland: Overcast with rain at times. Dry spells follow. Breezy, mild with moderate winds. High 11C (52F). London\/South East: Cloudy start, brightening with sunshine. Light winds, turning mild. High 15C (59F). Wales: Clear skies initially; sunny spells follow.<\/p>\n

Light breezes, mild temperatures. High 13C (55F). South: Sunny spells turning clear. Breezy at times. Cool to mild. High 13C (55F). Midlands: Sunny with clear skies later. Light breezes throughout, becoming milder by afternoon. High 13C (55F). South West: Sunny spells early. Clear skies later. Light winds. Cool to mild temperatures.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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