{"id":257594,"date":"2026-07-13T15:38:43","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:38:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/daily-express-march-06-2026-daily-express-1\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T15:38:43","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T12:38:43","slug":"daily-express-march-06-2026-daily-express-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/daily-express-march-06-2026-daily-express-1\/","title":{"rendered":"Daily Express – March 06 2026 – Daily Express (1)"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Crystal Palace\u2019s Oliver Glasner Palace boss in six-month driving ban CRYSTAL Palace manager Oliver Glasner has been banned from driving for speeding in a 20mph zone. The FA Cup-winning boss, 51, was disquali\ufb01 ed for six months. He pleaded guilty to doing 9mph above the limit in his BMW in South East London, last July.<\/p>\n

Past driving offences put the Austrian in line for an automatic ban. He wrote to Willesden magistrates court, saying: \u201cI fully accept responsibility for my actions and understand the seriousness of this matter. I have taken steps to ensure it will not happen again.\u201d He must also pay a \u00a3660 \ufb01 ne, \u00a3130 costs and a \u00a3264 victim surcharge. GREGGS fans will soon be able to buy the bakery\u2019s sausage rolls and other snacks from vending machines. Bosses at the chain say they are looking at launching \u201cun- attended retail solutions\u201d.<\/p>\n

Richard Hutton, chief \ufb01 nan- cial of\ufb01 cer for Greggs, said this would include both automated and manual vending machines. No date or locations have yet been revealed. The update comes following the successful launch of three smaller format Greggs Bitesize shops. This week, Greggs reported that pre-tax pro\ufb01 ts fell by 17.9% to \u00a3167.4million for the year to December 27.<\/p>\n

It blamed the drop partly on tough market conditions and a \u201cspell of particularly hot weather\u201d. Greggs had 121 net store openings in 2025, expanding its estate to 2,739 locations. It is planning around 120 more this year as part of long- term plans to have over 3,000 UK shops.<\/p>\n

Last month, Greggs revealed that no further price rises are planned this year \u2013 after just upping the cost of a sausage roll again. The snack, its best-selling item, recently rose by another 5p to \u00a31.35 in most stores. Plan comes after mini shop launch yimbly.com\/Offer115 Offer ends 4th April Quote Offer115 Offers subject to availability. Terms and Conditions apply. Free Delivery over \u00a350. Customer Service operates 9.00am – 5.00pm, Monday – Friday, and 9.00am – 1.00pm, Saturday and Sunday, except on Bank Holidays. Calls are charged at your standard network rate.<\/p>\n

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Tory leader calls for o\ufb00 ensive action against Iran after British bases targeted A spring rose necklace \ufb01 t for a happy Princess SEE PAGES 10&11 VALID ON OPENING DAY, THURSDAY APRIL 9 HALF PRICE TICKETS SEE PAGE 30 TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY VALID ON OPENING DAY THURSDAY HALF PRICE SEE PAGE 30 TO THE RANDOX GRAND NATIONAL FESTIVAL EXCLUSIVE BY MARTYN BROWN and DAVID WILLIAMSON BRITAIN must go on the offensive against Iran as \u201cwe can\u2019t stand by\u201d and expect other nations to help us, Kemi Badenoch has demanded.<\/p>\n

The Tory leader warned that allies in the Middle East \u201cthink that we\u2019re abandoning them\u201d. British military bases in Bahrain and Cyprus were attacked as Iran lashed out after US-Israeli raids on the hardline Tehran regime. Mrs Badenoch, left, who will today unveil her plans to boost defence spending by \u00a31.6billion a 2 Daily Express Friday, March 6, 2026 DX1ST Spring has Da\ufb00 odils are ready for their close-up at Sefton Park, Liverpool Purple haze of crocuses at Wallington Hall in Northumberland Margarita Shvayko and Anastasia Hubrig grab a sel\ufb01 e at St James\u2019s Park, London Daily Express Friday, March 6, 2026 3 DX1ST come blooming early 19.2C at Northolt, west London, yesterday, beating 18.7C last month at nearby Kew.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, daffodils drew crowds to Liverpool\u2019s Sefton Park and London\u2019s St James\u2019s Park. And the carpet of crocuses lifted spirits at Wallington Hall walled garden in Morpeth, Northumberland. Clouds will break the \ufb01 ne weather today, bringing a cooler 11C or 12C. But it should warm to 13C and 14C over a sunnier weekend.<\/p>\n

OPINION: PAGE 12 Lorna surveys her magni\ufb01 cent old magnolia; inset, from above MOTHER Nature has worked her magic and coaxed one of the nation\u2019s biggest magnolia trees to blossom early. The 90-year-old pink-purple beauty has the largest spread of any Magnolia campbellii in the country. Lorna Howell, who co-owns Lukesland Gardens in South Hams, Devon, drank it in as people shook off the fug of winter to greet the precocious spring \u2013 and the hottest day of the year.<\/p>\n

Temperatures hit Spirits BY JAKE MEEUS-JONES 4 Daily Express Friday, March 6, 2026 DX1ST TORY LEADER BERATES FROM PAGE ONE TO READ ALL THE BEST POLITICAL STORIES OF THE DAY GO TO EXPRESS.CO.UK\/POLITICS winners, but Spain is a loser and [the] UK has been very disappointing. [Spain is] very hostile to Nato.\u201d Sir Keir insisted transatlantic ties were still working despite the spat, but said: \u201cIt\u2019s for me as the British PM to take the decisions that I consider to be in the best interests of the UK.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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