Five things your need to know for today

Drivers vented their fury this morning after a new road layout at Wolvercote Roundabout caused traffic chaos.

The changes came into effect on Saturday, meaning today was the first time many commuters encountered them.

It has seen the A44 reduced to one lane in both directions between the Pear Tree interchange and the roundabout. The layout will be in place until about mid-July. Read more here

2.  Oxford Mail's front page: City's homeless champion warns cuts could cripple services as she steps down after 13 years.

"Catastrophic" cuts to homeless support services in Oxford could undo 30 years of work, the departing boss of the city's main hostel has warned.

Lesley Dewhurst said funding cuts from by Oxfordshire County Council and proposed changes to housing benefit tabled by the Government could mean "curtains" for supported housing and the city's homeless hostels.

3. Weather for Oxford: 

After a cloudy start, Tuesday will be a fine and dry day. The cloud should tend to thin and break up allowing more in the way of sunshine by the afternoon. With winds light it will feel warmer. Maximum Temperature 15 °C.

Staying dry through the evening and night with cloud tending to dissipate. With light winds and clear periods it will turn chilly in places by dawn. Minimum Temperature 2 °C.

4. Sport: There’s only one prize Kemar Roofe wants – promotion with Oxford United.

Kemar Roofe says he would happily trade the individual accolades he has received in recent weeks for promotion at the end of the season.

Oxford United’s top scorer was named Sky Bet League Two’s player of the year at Sunday’s Football League Awards.

5. Picture of the day:

A MAN who spends his days coaching footballers how to win matches has proved he has the ability to sparkle on the dance floor.

Head of performance and analysis at Oxford United Dan Bond was crowned the winner of Strictly Oxford 2016.