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Tiger Roll had the chance to make history on Saturday and become only the second horse after Red Rum to win the Grand National three times - so why is he running at Aintree on Thursday?The decision not to run Tiger Roll in the Grand National itself was made by the horse's owner Michael O'Leary, who argued his two-time winner was given an unfair weight by the handicapper.Remarkably, Tiger Roll, who won back-to-back editions in 2018 and 2019, was initially entered into the race, meaning a record-breaking tilt at a third National had been on the cards.But Ryanair boss O'Leary withdrew his superstar horse at a recent declaration stage following a row with BHA handicapper Martin Greenwood.Greenwood allotted Tiger Roll a weight of 11 stone and 9

Martin Lewis is urging Brits looking to take advantage of a bargain to be careful if they plan to book to go on holiday this year.

Covid-19 Operations Committee will meet this week to negotiate air and sea bridges.The government’s two-week travel quarantine comes into force today.New rules will require all people arriving in the UK – including UK nationals – to self-isolate for 14 days.Those arriving by plane, ferry, or train will have to give an address where they will self-isolate.Home Secretary Priti Patel said the laws are designed “to prevent a second wave”.But Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary told the BBC: You could be in Sainsbury's, you could be on the beach, you could be on the golf course in the unlikely event the Home Office calls you – all they will have is a mobile number."Heathrow boss John Holland-Kaye warned the scheme would hasten the loss of up to 25,000