GOLF fans need to make the bucket-list trip to witness The Masters at Augusta at least once in their lifetime. 

The most prestigious event in the sporting calendar is calling, and you could be walking beside the hallowed, emerald-green fairways of Augusta National. 

See The Masters in 2027

Rory McIlroy, 36, made it back-to-back wins in Augusta with a brilliant display to see off the likes of Justin Rose and Scottie Scheffler. 

And you could be there to see if the Ryder Cup star can make it a three-peat among the azaleas.

MVP Travel has unveiled its ultimate 2027 Masters packages, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the battle for the Green Jacket in person.

Based in the vibrant city of Columbia, South Carolina, these expertly curated tours provide the perfect base for your pilgrimage. 

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See The Masters in 2027

Key Trip Information:

• ✈️ — Flights: Return flights from London Heathrow to the USA included
• 💰 — Price: 3 nights From £7,280pp – Based on double occupancy
• 🏨 — Accommodation: Columbia Marriott Hotel, South Carolina
• ⛳ — Highlight: Guaranteed official Masters badges

Whether you want to soak up the relaxed atmosphere of the practice rounds, feel the tension of the opening days, or hear the legendary Augusta Roars on Sunday afternoon, there is a package tailored for every type of enthusiast.

This premium experience includes return flights from London Heathrow and a three-night or four-night stay at the centrally located Columbia Marriott Hotel, putting you right in the heart of the downtown action. 

Not only will you secure a guaranteed official badge for Masters Sunday, but you will also get to test your own skills with a round of golf at the prestigious Woodcreek Farms.

With seamless transfers, 24-hour on-the-ground support, and an exclusive welcome pack, every detail is handled so you can focus entirely on the magic of the tournament.

See The Masters in 2027

Imagine seeing the world’s top players battle it out for the coveted green jacket, a spectacle that has to be seen to be believed.

Rory McIlroy will be the defending champion in April 2027, after his spectacular and unforgettable victories in 2025 and 2026.

You can be there among the patrons to witness his defence, and watch history written once again before your very eyes,

Witness the splendour of the famous 12th hole, and the drama of the closing holes during Sunday’s closing rounds.

But the experience doesn’t end with the final putt of the day. 

From the blooming azaleas and towering pines to the rich history and tradition that permeates every corner of the course, The Masters is an experience that will stay with you forever.

With limited availability, golf enthusiasts are urged to act fast to secure their place at this iconic event. 

Green Jacket Tour

• 💰 — Price: From £7,280pp (Double Occupancy) / £7,995pp (Single Occupancy)
• 📅 — Dates: 9th April – 12th April 2027
• 🏨 — Accommodation: 3 nights at the Columbia Marriott Hotel (Daily breakfast included)
• ✈️ — Flights: Return flights from London Heathrow to Charlotte (One checked bag included)
• ⛳ — Golf: 1 round of golf at Woodcreek Farms (Tee times and clubhouse access included)
• 🎟️ — Masters Access: Official Masters Sunday Badge for the final round and Green Jacket presentation
• 🚗 — Transfers: Return airport transfers plus daily transfers to golf and Augusta National

The Flexi Tour

• 💰 — Price: From £7,450pp (Double Occupancy) / £8,395pp (Single Occupancy)
• 📅 — Dates: Flexible departures available across Masters Week (April 2027)
• 🏨 — Accommodation: 4 nights at the Columbia Marriott Hotel (Daily breakfast included)
• ✈️ — Flights: Return flights from London Heathrow to the USA via Atlanta or Charlotte
• ⛳ — Golf: 1 round of golf at a top local Columbia course
• 🎟️ — Masters Access: Choice of one tournament day badge (Wednesday through Sunday options)
• 🚗 — Transfers: Return airport transfers and return transfers to Augusta National on your selected day

Don’t miss your chance to be part of golfing history in 2026.

This is your ticket to the trip of a lifetime.

MVP Travel also have two packages to The Masters in April 2027.

We can also offer other travel bargains with our carefully chosen partners.

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A spokesperson for the dental practice confirmed they have “already undertaken significant work across the practice”

Concerns related to the management of medical emergencies and infection prevention risks have been raised at a Cambridge dental practice. Antwerp House Dental Practice in Cambridge has been served with a warning notice for “failing to meet the regulations related to good governance” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

In a report published on May 7, it was revealed that the clinic, located on Brookfields, had not met all the regulations in the area ‘well-led’. The inspection raised concerns that the processes in place “were still ineffective for identifying and managing all risks” including in the maintenance of equipment, management of medical emergencies, infection prevention and control and the control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH).

Other concerns included complaints not being responded to “appropriately” as the CQC were shown the most recent complaint which had not been managed in line with their policy. The practice was unable to show the inspector any previous complaints as no log was present.

The CQC had previously undertaken an announced on-site inspection of Antwerp House Dental Practice in February 2025 which found the registered provider was “not providing safe or well led care” and was in breach of Regulation 12 (Safe care and treatment) and Regulation 17 (Good governance).

Following this, the practice was issued with a warning notice for Regulation 12 and conditions were placed on the provider’s registration relating to Regulation 17.

A further inspection was carried out in May 2025 which found that the practice was providing safe care and treatment however, time was still needed for the improvements to be fully embedded. In the most recent published assessment, in April 2026, it was determined that “whilst some improvements had taken place, the practice had still not met all regulations and remained in breach of Regulation 17”.

A spokesperson for Antwerp House Dentistry said: “The CQC report confirms that Antwerp House Dentistry is providing safe, effective, caring and responsive care to patients, which our team is extremely proud of. While the inspection identified areas for improvement relating to governance processes and fire safety compliance, we have already undertaken significant work across the practice, including major fire safety upgrades and further strengthening of our governance, compliance and risk management systems.”

The report states: “The provider had made insufficient improvements to put right the shortfalls and had not responded to the regulatory breach we found at our inspection on 4 February 2025. We have told the provider to take action. We will be following up on our concerns to ensure the provider has made the required improvements.”

Further betterment was found to be needed to “strengthen oversight” with clear processes to monitor completion of key tasks. This included servicing, training, audits and risk reviews, within required timeframes, so that the practice can demonstrate “sustained improvement and consistent assurance for patients and staff”.

The spokesperson for the practice added: “We recognise that embedding these improvements takes time, but patient safety and quality of care remain our highest priorities throughout. We are also very proud of the positive feedback we consistently receive from patients regarding the care and support provided by our team.

“We remain fully committed to continuous improvement and to working constructively with the CQC to ensure the highest possible standards are maintained.”

Residents believe the road is in ‘desperate’ need of repairs

A Cambridgeshire road that’s uneven and has large cracks has been slammed as being “absolutely lethal” by drivers. Some Cambridgeshire country roads aren’t in the best condition, especially those in the Fenland area.

One frequently used by drivers who feel the road is in “desperate” need of repairs is Forty Foot Bank in Ramsey. Ryan Wilson, from Ramsey, blew two tyres as a result of the large cracks in the road.

He thinks the “whole road” needs repairing. He added: “Having a double tyre blow out could have put me in the water. We have to make our cars road worthy, so they should make the roads car worthy. I use this route everyday for work. I would cycle but it’s too dangerous for cars, so biking would be more dangerous.”

Kate Bunting described the road as “absolutely lethal”. She said: “The road is so damaged that it throws cars into the middle or the side of the road. [They are] close to the bank as well. It’s not fit for purpose whatsoever, and neither are the roads surrounding it.”

Kate said drivers on the road have “no choice” other than to “compromise their vehicles and drive unsafe roads”. She added: “It’s absolutely crucial that it’s improved.” Kate referred to November 2025 when there were four crashes on the same day along the road.

She added: “Not to mention the multiple cars that have veered off into the bank over the years, sadly causing people to lose their lives.”

Darren Imms said Forty Foot Bank is the “most direct route” to places like Peterborough, and believes it is important it is properly repaired. He said: “Like many residents that live here or in neighbouring villages, we have been subjected to vast expansion in an area that was never designed to take it.

“This has resulted in a triple amount of vehicles using the roads that were never designed to take it. You cannot keep adding and adding without expecting some form of negative reaction and one of these things has been our roads. The council not maintaining the roads for many years has just been the final straw that broke the camel’s back.”

When repairs have been made to the road, residents feel they are not sustainable. Primvs Aebvtivs, who uses the road five to six times a week said: “The roads don’t seem to have long lasting repairs made.

“I’ve been here almost 12 years and the current repairs seem to have partially stabilised the surface where it’s been done. No matter how well the road has been resurfaced, I continually follow vehicles that straddle the white line. I see this and believe it’s because the driver is staying on the least damaged part or flattest part. I know people who will either not or they dread driving on the water side [of the road].”

Cambridgeshire County Council oversees the maintenance of roads across the county. A council spokesperson said: “We are aware of cracks that have recently appeared in a section of the Forty Foot Bank, Ramsey. This road is inspected on a monthly basis. We have scheduled repairs at this location which will be completed by early June.

“The Forty Foot Bank, like many Fen roads, is built over peat soils which means the road surfaces can become significantly uneven with seasonal and weather changes, within a relatively short period of time.

We are doing everything we can locally to maintain and keep soil affected roads safe, however, addressing this challenge properly requires national support and government funding for long-term solutions Residents can help us keep our roads and paths safe by reporting the issues they find online via our website.”

A spokesperson told Glasgow Live: “Merchant City and Trongate Community Council (MCTCC) condemns in the strongest terms the behaviour of Celtic fans who have once again turned the centre of Glasgow into a ‘No Go’ zone, trashing the image of Scotland’s biggest city.

“This was the fifth year in succession that the local residents we represent have witnessed serious civil disorder, littering, property damage and their streets being taken over following a Celtic Premiership title win.

“After each of the previous four episodes of lawlessness, MCTCC called on the club and Glasgow City Council (GCC) to come up with a plan to stop it happening again. They have sadly failed to do. Frankly, we despair.

“It is obvious that Celtic FC has no control over these supporters who ignored its belated appeal – delivered 24 hours before the final match of the season – and the equally 11th hour public intervention of GCC to celebrate peacefully. The outcome was sadly all too predictable.

“Recent meetings at senior level with Glasgow City Council left us with no confidence that anything would be different this year than at the end of previous Premiership seasons. Despite several appeals to Celtic FC we have never received a single reply.”

Good Morning Britain star Andi Peters announced a major change to the programme on Monday

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A Good Morning Britain presenter has revealed a significant change to the programme.

Monday’s (May 18) instalment of the popular ITV show saw hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls return to the studio to present the most important headlines from across the UK and internationally.

They were accompanied by Kate Garraway, who covered the remainder of the day’s news, alongside Laura Tobin and Andi Peters, who provided weather and competition updates, respectively.

During the programme, Andi disclosed a major change to the ITV competition that left Susanna and Ed astonished.

“What a lovely way to start the week, because Andi, as it turns out, spent his May travel budget in the first two weeks of the month, and therefore he’s got to be here!” Ed playfully remarked, reports the Mirror.

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Andi then responded: “I mean, I’ve been in more glamorous locations, it has to be said. How lovely to see you both on a Monday.”

The presenter then unveiled the reason for his studio appearance, stating: “I’ve got to tell you the reason I’m here, because we’re doing a style of competition we’ve never done before.”

While speaking directly to viewers through the camera, Andi continued: “Listen carefully at home – this is the big bit. You can see it on screen now. £115,000. I do cash all the time, it’s a huge amount of money. Life-changing amount of money launching on television today.

“But if you win, they win. Because if you win that prize of £115,000, I’m going to give somebody you know £10,000. So, of course, you could give it to your friend, to your brother.”

Susanna, who appeared visibly astonished by the alteration, exclaimed: “Love it!”

Andi went on: “The winner [gets to] choose. You could choose your neighbour,” before turning to Ed: “You could choose Susanna.”

“We can’t enter,” Susanna then made clear.

Andi wrapped up: “It’s something new today. £115,000 up for grabs. But remember if you win, somebody else wins, because we’ll give them £10,000 too. You choose,” before competition details were displayed on screen. ITV audiences can discover more by visiting itv.com/win.

Elsewhere on today’s GMB, Susanna and Ed discussed the distressing new ITV drama Believe Me, which follows the victims of black cab rapist John Worboys. The programme also aired an exclusive interview with Australian pop legend Kylie Minogue.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV1 and ITVX at 6am