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Inside 14,591-seater third tier stadium that could host El Clasico as desperate Barcelona seek venue to face Real Madrid
BARCELONA could play the final two games of their La Liga season in a THIRD DIVISION stadium.
The club’s billion-pound expansion of their iconic Nou Camp home – which will become a 105,000-seater ground – was set to be completed in February.
Barcelona are currently playing away from their iconic Nou Camp ground[/caption] The world-famous stadium is currently undergoing a major revamp and expansion[/caption] Barca have been playing their games at the Estadi Lluis Companys during their hiatus but could be turfed out for their last two fixtures[/caption]But it was recently announced the works on the Catalan colosseum won’t be finished until MAY at the earliest.
Barca have been playing their home matches at the Estadi Lluis Companys but could be forced to play elsewhere if the Rolling Stones seal a return to the venue.
The Catalans are set to welcome bitter rivals Real Madrid and Villarreal to the Nou Camp in their final matches of the season.
But they’ve been handed a potential lifeline by third division side Gimnastic de Tarragona.
The Primera Federacion side have offered the La Liga giants use of their 14,591 capacity Nou Estadi Costa Daurada stadium for the final games of their domestic campaign.
Nastic president Lluis Fabregas told Diari de Tarragona: “Nastic could give up its facilities at the Nou Estadi for this match.”
Barca, however, will be hoping they won’t have to make use of the third tier side’s home.
The club are reportedly on the verge of striking an agreement with the local council to permit 24/7 works to the ground over the coming months.
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Barca chiefs insist the Nou Camp will re-open it’s doors come May[/caption]Barca president Joan Laporta recently moved to quell concerns about the club’s return to the Nou Camp, saying: “[It] will be as soon as possible when possible.”
During an appearance on RAC 1, vice-president Elena Fort said: “[The] return will be before the end of this season.”
Barcelona will be back in action on Sunday afternoon, hosting relegation battlers Alaves.
Horror moment ‘spider rain’ falls from sky in terrifying phenomena… but experts reveal REAL reason for bizarre spectacle
THIS is the terrifying moment hundreds of spiders appear to “rain down” from the sky.
Hundreds of eight-legged crawlers seemingly fell from the sky in a bizarre phenomenon which was caught in rare footage.
Hundred of spiders fall from the sky[/caption] The crawlers rained down in a horrific scene[/caption] Online users were confused before scientists explained the phenomenon[/caption]The nightmare scene took place in Sao Thome das Letras, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais.
Hair-raising video footage – which seems as if it was taken straight from a horror film – was uploaded to social media on 28 December – haunting and baffling viewers.
One user said: “Spider heaven!”
Another user, who appeared to have witnessed the horrific occurrence before, said: “It was in my brother’s backyard in Tiradentes. Always in the late afternoon. I was scared when I first saw it.”
The incident was later picked up by local media on 24 January, catching the attention of biology boffins who tried to explain what happened.
One expert and biologist, Kayron Passos, untangled the situation for local media, giving his explanation for the countless arachnids floating in the air.
He said: “It’s a spider orgy, the females have something called spermatheca, where they store the semen of different males to fertilise the eggs.”
“This way, the female ensures that she will have several different offspring and increase genetic variability,” the scientist added.
Passos also explained that even after fertilising the eggs, female spiders continue to collect semen for later use.
He said: “This behaviour increases resistance, making these offspring more resistant to diseases.”
Experts have concluded that the spiders were having a spider mating orgy – performing the ritual whilst stuck together on a very large web.
Arachnologist Ana Lucia Tourinho, who has a PhD in Biological Sciences and works at the National Institute of Amazonian Research, also shared her opinion.
“Spiders generally do not stay together, but some species exhibit this social behaviour of forming colonies.
“The strategy of staying together in a group increases the food supply for the offspring and juveniles.”
The researcher, who has been studying spiders for more than 27 years, added: “The colony usually forms every year, most of them in the colony are relatives, they are usually generations of mothers and daughters together, but after they mate they will disperse.”
In 2019, residents in the same state of Minas Girais reported seeing the same scary phenomenon of “raining spiders”.
Photos and videos posted to social media showed the haunting ritual in which hundreds of the creepy crawlers dangled in the air.
João Pedro Martinelli Fonseca, who filmed the affair, told a local newspaper that he was “stunned and scared”.
Experts told how this unnerving behaviour was more common during hot and humid weather in the region.
In 2013, another similar incident made international headlines when residents in Santo Antônio da Platina in southern Brazil witnessed the same raining spiders around telephone poles.
The incident was captured in Sao Thome das Letras, Brazil[/caption] The crawlers were having a spider orgy[/caption]Buying a second-hand car? Find out how to save the MOST money on your next motor
THE days of picking up a cheap runaround for a few hundred pounds are over. The used car market is strong, so you’ll need to shop around to find the best deals on a used car.
Knowledge is power, so we’ve crunched the numbers, done the sums and spoken to industry insiders to get 10 money-saving tips and strategies that every used car buyer can use.
Whether you’re searching for a city car, family estate or SUV, Sun Motors can help every buyer get a great deal on a used car.
You can search thousands of low-mileage cars that have all been thoroughly checked and approved by our trusted dealers.
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10 money-saving tips when buying a used car
Here are 10 money-saving tips to help you save when shopping for a used car.
1. Make massive savings with nearly new cars
New cars lose an incredible 20% of value as soon as they leave the forecourt, says the AA and by the end of the first year, your new motor could be worth 40% less than you paid for it.
That’s bad news for new car buyers but great for those who want to pick up a nearly-new car at a fraction of the price.
This 2024 Ford Puma 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid is for sale at just £20,545 – saving thousands on the list price.
Nearly new cars come with the same warranty, confidence and new car smell – without the depressingly high depreciation.
2. Look for the cheapest cars to run
The cost of a new car is more than the ticket price as running costs of your new car are an essential consideration when calculating the total cost of ownership.
As well as fuel efficiency, you should consider servicing and maintenance, repairs, road tax, insurance and finance (if you’re using it).
Here’s a list of the 10 cheapest cars overall to run, provided by Autoexpress.
- MG3
- Citroen CX4
- Citroen C3 Aircross
- Kia Picanto
- Citroen C3
- Hyundai i10
- Toyota Aygo X
- Dacia Sandero
- Citroen Ami
When shopping for a new SUV, sports car or high-performance car, you can check out and compare stats like fuel economy (mpg) and reliability with some online searching.
3. Manual cars are cheaper than automatic
UK drivers prefer the extra control of a gearshift, with 70% of UK cars having manual gearboxes.
This popularity may be one of the reasons manual cars are cheaper to buy and maintain, says MoneySuperMarket.
While we’re seeing growing sales of automatic cars and electric vehicles (which don’t have a gearbox at all), if you want to pick up a used car bargain, it probably means going manual.
4. Bigger engine = lower price
Increasing fuel prices and the cost of living crisis mean drivers are increasingly focused on fuel efficiency.
When it comes to buying a used car, it’s often the case that the bigger the engine, the bigger the savings.
Why? Smaller cars cost less overall to run, which means they appeal to a larger market.
High-performance cars – including those with larger engines – can have a hard life, so check out our tips on things to look for when buying a used car.
5. Diesel, petrol or EV?
It’s impossible to ignore the fluctuating fuel costs, and it’s having an impact on the used car market, too.
Petrol cars are cheaper to buy and run than diesel cars, says Whatcar?.
As well as the price you pay at the pump, most petrol cars will avoid Clean Air Zone charges, making them cheaper to run, especially if you live in London or one of the UK’s other major cities.
Buying a used car? Find cars for under £150 on Sun Motors here.
6. Investigative insurance costs
Insurance is non-negotiable on UK roads, so don’t ignore it when considering your overall ownership cost.
Here are the top 10 cheapest cars to insure, according to Comparethemarket.
- Citroen C1
- Fiat Panda
- Ford Ka+
- Hyundai i10 Premium
- Kia Rio
- Nissan Micra
- Skoda Fabia
- Vauxhall Corsa
- Volkswagen Polo
- Volkswagen Up! Move Up!
When searching for a new motor, it’s easy to calculate insurance costs using comparison sites. You’ll get results in seconds, and there won’t be any impact on your credit report (more on that next).
7. Tidy up your credit score
In the UK, almost 2 million cars are bought and sold each year – with the majority funded by finance.
Before applying for finance, you should check your credit score. Making small changes, fixing problems and paying off debts can help you access the best rates – enabling you to get the car you want at a price you can afford.
Don’t know the difference between HP and PCP? You can learn more about what vehicle financing means for you and your money in our essential guide to car financing options.
8. Pick your time to buy
According to Autotrader, September and March are the best months to buy a used car at a bargain price, with the release of new registrations, customers are encouraged to trade in their old cars for brand-new ones.
Seasonality can also impact used car sales – it’s going to be cheaper to buy a campervan or convertible in the middle of January than at the height of summer, for example.
9. Buy from a trusted trader
Sometimes, deals really are too good to be true, so you’ll need to trust your instincts when buying a new car.
It can be easy to be convinced by a salesperson, especially if you’re not experienced in dealing with dealers.
We recommend buying a used car from a trusted trader. All car dealers on Sun Motors are verified, with all cars passing thorough tests to ensure they’re safe, reliable and ready for the road.
10. Ask about extended warranties
Any used car should come with a dealer warranty that covers you for faults, issues and errors for a few months. It’s all part of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Sometimes, dealers will offer you a good deal on an extended warranty. This can provide peace of mind and confidence that you’re covered for repairs if your car breaks down.
If you’re buying a nearly-new car, you’ll already be covered by the 3-year manufacturer’s warranty. If you’re buying an older car, an extended warranty can be worth it – especially if you get a great deal from your dealer.
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Does buying a used car save money?
A used car is going to be much cheaper than a new one. The stats above show that new cars can lose up to 40% of their value in just a year. The new car smell remains, but the cost is almost halved.
What is the most cost-effective way to buy a car?
Some people have access to the cash to buy a new car outright. Others are happy to use the finance offered by a car dealer, including hire purchase (HP) or Personal Contract Purchase (PCP). Buyers may choose to use credit cards or loans to purchase a new car.
You can learn about some of the common car financing options in this expert guide. Before you start shopping and applying for finance, review your credit report and get your finances into the best shape possible. This can help you secure the best finance rates when you make an application.
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Is it worth spending more on a used car?
When you buy a used car you should consider the total cost of ownership. This is more than the ticket price but includes things like fuel efficiency (miles per gallon), insurance costs and other essentials like servicing and repair costs.
You should also check out any dealer add-ons you might get, like free servicing, MOTs or extended warranties. Some dealers may offer better finance terms, including lower interest rates on HP and PCP finance.
In the end, it may be better to pay a little more for a car if you get a lot of benefits back.
Buying a used car? Check out Sun Motors and find your next vehicle today. Whether you’re looking for automatic, manual or electric, use Sun Motors to decide on your next model.
‘Desperate’ Putin slammed by No10 after Russia issues arrest warrant for award-winning Sun journalist Jerome Starkey
DOWNING Street has condemned a Russian arrest warrant issued for Sun journalist Jerome Starkey, calling it an example of “desperate rhetoric” from Vladimir Putin’s administration.
A court in Russia’s Kursk border region has issued an arrest warrant for Jerome Starkey, Defence Editor at The Sun, and put him on an international wanted list.
Downing Street blasted Russian President Vladimir Putin as desperate[/caption]The Kursk regional court accused him of illegally crossing the border into Russia.
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) had petitioned the court saying a British citizen had entered Russia from Ukraine to film a report in August last year.
“It’s just another example of desperate rhetoric from Putin’s government. Of course, we condemn it,” the Prime Minister’s official spokesman said.
British journalists “shine a light into some of the darkest corners of the world, uncovering atrocities”, he added.
The spokesman added: “Jerome Starkey’s award-winning reporting from inside Ukraine, exposing the details of Russia’s illegal war for millions of readers, is no different.
“And if the Kremlin cannot withstand the British newspaper highlighting Ukraine’s brave defence of its freedom, then frankly, Putin should roll back his tanks, withdraw his forces, and end the suffering of Ukrainian and Russian people.
“We will always stand with Ukraine, we will always stand by our free and fearless press.”
Keir Starmer’s spokesman commended Jerome for his award-winning reporting in Ukraine[/caption]