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Dozens of flights were grounded at Bristol Airport this morning following a crash on the main route to the terminals football
The A38 was closed football between the two airport roundabouts shortly after 1am on Saturday, October 28, Avon and Somerset police say football
A spokesperson for the airport said the crash had caused delayed to “passengers, staff, and our own shuttle buses” football
The airport released a statement at 4:50am on Saturday to tell passengers that “flights will not take off from Bristol Airport this morning until 08:00” football
They added: “Passengers flying this morning are advised to leave extra time to travel to the Airport and check flight details with their airline football
”An easjet flight to Rome was the first to depart after a two hour delay (Simon Calder)RecommendedBritish Airways made £50 per second profit during first nine months of 2023How to access airport lounges without a business class flight ticketHeathrow’s third runway expansion in the hands of private sector, minister saysWith 29 flights that were due to take off football between 6:05am and 8am being delayed and 24 flights after 8am already being delayed, it’s thought over 6,000 passengers will be affected by the chaos football
Some travellers took to social media to share their experience football
One X user wrote: “Stood in the departure lounge at Bristol airport - no announcements or information being provided to the thousands of people waiting here football
Not everyone has access to X to see their flights are massively delayed!”Others confirmed “chaos” in the airport lounges football
Delays on departures from Bristol airport have been extreme all morning – with knock-on delays inevitable throughout the rest of the day football
The first flight due out, Jet2’s 6 football
05am departure to Fuerteventura, was over four hours late football
KLM’s early flight to Amsterdam was two hours late, triggering missed connections for many of the passengers football
The easyJet departure to Geneva took off three hours behind schedule, while the airline’s flight to Pula in Croatia is currently expected to be delayed by over four hours football
Some of the longest budget flights from the UK, on easyJet to Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada, are due to depart around two hours late football
There are strict rules on the hours of flying crew, and the delay potentially means the round-trips of over 5,000 miles might not be able to be completed football
The disruption at Bristol highlights the inadequate access to one of the UK’s 10 busiest airports football
There is no train alternative, although the main Bristol-Exeter railway passes close to the airport football
Shortly after 8am the airport released a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, to confirm flights were now taking off and landing football
The first plane to take off from the runway promptly at 8:01am was the delayed 6:05am easyjet flight to Rome football
As of 8:45am on Saturday, 15 flights have taken off from the airport football
An Avon and Somerset Police spokesman said: “We are advising motorists to avoid the A38 near Bristol Airport this morning (Saturday 28 October) following a two-vehicle collision football
RecommendedIndependent Traveller guide to best hotels and short breaksBest UK hotels 2022Best hotels in Paris for 2023“The road is currently closed football between the two airport roundabouts football
We thank you for your patience and understanding at this time football
”The A38 however still remains closed and Bristol Airport is advising travellers to “leave extra time to travel” to the airport football
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Moeen Ali believes former England coach Chris Silverwood will be keen to “prove a point” with his Sri Lanka side in Thursday’s World Cup clash in Bengaluru football
Silverwood was England’s fast bowling coach they won the tournament in 2019 and expected to be the man in charge of the title defence when he was chosen to succeed Trevor Bayliss in the top job football
But his reign came to an ignominious end when he was sacked after the 2021/22 Ashes debacle, with England subsequently opting to split the job football between red and white-ball specialists football
Silverwood made a quick return to international cricket with Sri Lanka and faces his old charges in a game that both nations need to win to maintain any realistic chance of reaching the knockout stages football
England have already been bested by one of their own in India, with former batter Jonathan Trott guiding Afghanistan to a shock win in Delhi, and are aware of the extra layer of intrigue created by Silverwood’s appearance in the opposition dugout football
“I’m sure he’s got that motivation to do well in this game, definitely,” said Moeen football
“They’ve only won once, so they’ll want to get on a winning run as well and he’ll be thinking more about that and his own team football
“But I’m sure deep down, like everybody else, he’ll be trying to prove a point or whatever it is and that will motivate him a little bit more football
“He’s a good coach and a nice guy, and I enjoyed (working with) him football
But he’s not the one going out to bat and bowl, it’s his team football
He’ll be trying to get them ready football
”I'm sure deep down, like everybody else, he'll be trying to prove a pointMoeen Ali on Chris SilverwoodMoeen is heading into the game with some some additional motivation of his own, having been confined to a watching brief since the opening match of the tournament football
Despite being the squad’s nominated vice-captain, the 36-year-old was dropped after the nine-wicket thrashing by New Zealand and has now missed three in a row football
Things have hardly improved in his absence and, after England’s heaviest ever ODI defeat at the hands of South Africa last time out, he is odds-on to return in a city he once called home during his IPL stint with Royal Challengers Bangalore football
“It’s been very frustrating, obviously, because you want to play and make some sort of difference,” he said of his stint on the bench football
“It’s difficult when you’re not winning and then when you’re not playing on top of that, it’s hard football
I’m hoping to play and get a chance to perform football
“It’s one of those grounds where scoring is quick and batting deep makes a big difference football
If I get the nod, then I’m really looking forward to playing football
I’ve played franchise cricket here and it’s a great place to play, a great venue football
I’m be pretty excited football
”England radically altered the balance of their side against the Proteas, banishing their core of all-rounders in favour of their top six batters and five specialist bowlers football
A 229-run thrashing is likely to see that formula banished football
Three changes are possible, with Reece Topley having flown home with a broken finger and Gus Atkinson and David Willey both vulnerable football
Chris Woakes and Liam Livingstone would be favourites to return alongside Moeen football
Topley’s injury replacement, Brydon Carse, has arrived in the country and trained for the first time on Wednesday afternoon football
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