Morning Express: Tuesday, April 23 8:56am: It will be a cracking day in Sydney - sunny and 25 degrees today, warming up to 27 degrees on the weekend. See you back here tomorrow morning for headlines, breaking news and morning info. Have a great day. Get outside for a coffee break. 8:55am: On the bus network: Route M92 and route 925 buses travelling through Weeroona and Joseph Streets, Lidcombe, are delayed up to 10 minutes due to a car accident on Joseph Street. Bus diversion are in place for Western Sydney Wanderers Street Parade through Parramatta. See more here. 8:53am: A final look at the roads before Morning Express signs off: The M5 is very heavy into the tunnel and back to the River Road. The Lane Cove Tunnel is recovering after an earlier accident, traffic is flowing. At Colyton, an accident on the M4 at Roper Road is delaying citybound traffic. At Botany, traffic is heavy on General Holmes Drive. At Lidcombe, there is a multi-vehicle accident on Joseph Street at Amy Street. Outside of Sydney: For those heading to Canberra, a car has rolled on the Federal Highway southbound at Sutton. For those heading north, the Pacific Highway north of Grafton is closed in both directions due to a serious accident. 8:50am: A convicted drug trafficker and bodybuilder, Shane Carter, claimed on Four Corners last night that he helped elite footballers dope and dodge blood tests. Watch the full segment here. Four Corners, April 22. Photo: Screen grab 8:33am: Where are our pollies today? Employment Participation Minister Kate Ellis will launch a new smart phone app to help match job seekers with vacancies in their area during an Expo in Penrith. Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus will visit the Redfern Legal Centre with the Member for Sydney Tanya Plibersek. Shadow Finance Minister Andrew Robb will speak at the ADC Future Summit in Melbourne on the expanding possibilities of the China-Australia relationship. 8:05am: Summer has returned for a week. It will be sunny and 25 degrees today - 3 degrees above the April average. By Saturday, it will be sunny and 27 degrees! This morning it got down to 6 degrees in Campbelltown, the coldest morning in 6 months. 8:03am: On the bus network: Diversions will be in place through Parramatta until 5pm for the Wanderers street parade. 8:02am: On the roads this morning there is plenty going on: At Lindfield, an earlier breakdown is causing huge delays on the Pacific Highway southbound. At Colyton, there is an accident citybound on the M4 at Roper Road. At Regents Park, there is an accident northbound on Rookwood Road at Weeroona Road. Traffic is very heavy at Botany on General Holmes Drive at Foreshore Road. At North Sydney, there is an accident on the Berry Street on-ramp to the Warringah Freeway. 7:39am: More crazy pics coming in of the damage from an out-of-control party in Constitution Hill last night. Three teenagers were charged when a whole group went on a rampage throughout the streets. Who has a party on a Monday night?! A resident stops to look at an overturned car on the corner of Clarence street and Fulton Avenue, Constitution Hill, Sydney. 7:33am: Australian shares are set for modest early gains after Wall Street opened the week higher following the biggest weekly loss in five months for the Standard & Poor's 500. On the ASX24 at 6am, the SPI futures contract was 15 points higher to 4974. Follow the Markets Live blog from 9.30am. 7:30am: C'mon Barry. The Premier has refused to budge on his opposition to a second airport in Sydney after Victoria announced it was building a second international airport at Avalon. 7:22am: On the federal politics front today, Labor's Gonski school education reforms have failed to give the Gillard government an immediate boost, according to the Australian's latest Newspoll. This is not the vibe on the Herald's letters page today with readers supporting the plans and hating on Tony Abbott for saying "no" to everything. Prime Minister Julia Gillard visiting the Hume Anglican School in Michelham, Melbourne. 7:05am: Taking a quick look at the roads: It's bad to worse at Bella Vista/Baulkham Hills after a broken down vehicle westbound on Norwest Boulevard at Windsor Road caused huge delays. At Lindfield, there is an accident southbound on the Pacific Highway at Balfour Street. Avoid if possible. At Ryde, there is a bad accident southbound on Victoria Road at Devlin Street. At Parramatta, there is a broken down southbound on Victoria Road at Wilde Avenue. If you're travelling north, the Pacific Highway is closed in both directions at Ulmarra (north of Grafton) following a fatal accident this morning. It will be closed for most of the morning. There are road closures around Parramatta today for the Wanderers celebrations. See livetraffic.com. 7:01am: In breaking football news, Manchester United are Premier League champions. Robin van Persie scored a casual hat-trick in the season's last match against Aston Villa. Man Utd won 3-0. Manchester United's Dutch striker Robin van Persie celebrates scoring his team's first goal against Aston Villa during the English Premier League football match between Manchester United and Aston Villa at Old Trafford. 6:51am: Despite the sun, it was just 6 degrees in Campelltown and Richmond this morning. That's the coolest morning in six months in Sydney. Right now, it's 13 degrees in the city. 6:49am: It's a beautiful morning in Sydney. The top temperature will be 25 degrees, three above the April average. And the sun will roll on right through til next weekend. By Saturday and Sunday it'll be up around 27 degrees, five degrees above the average. Sun rising over Sydney, April 23. 6:45am: Surprise, surprise. There were two separate shootings in Sydney overnight. In Fairfield, two men were dropped off at Fairfield Hospital around 10.30pm with gunshot wounds but they are not co-operating with police. In Willoughby, a shot was fired into a parked car around 10.30pm on Edinburgh Road. 6:22am: In other world news, the Boston Bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been charged overnight with using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction resulting in death, according to a filing in Boston federal court. More details here. 6:15am: On the roads this morning: At Bella Vista/Baulkham Hills, there is a broken down vehicle westbound on Norwest Boulevard at Windsor Road. 6:12am: On the front pages of the major papers: The Australian Financial Review reports that many big businesses will benefit from a small increase in company tax under a Coalition government because they will be able to abandon their own in-house paid parental leave schemes, federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says. The Age in Melbourne reports that homes and business premises in Melbourne's south-east could be wiped off the map to make way for extra tracks along the Dandenong railway line to carry freight trains from the Port of Hastings. The Australian reports that the Gillard government has gone into overdrive in its efforts to prepare the public for a run of big budget deficits, as independent economists warn the commonwealth budget faces deep structural problems that will last for many years. The Daily Telegraph has a big photo of Chrissy Amphlett with the headline "Simply Divinyl." Beneath it is a report that gas prices will soar by 10 per cent next year and are likely to keep rising because of volatility in the gas market, the independent pricing tribunal will report today. SMH front page, April 23 6:12am: On the front page of today's Sydney Morning Herald, the Libs have reignited the "culture wars." 6:03am: Good morning all, another lovely day ahead. How good is this weather? It will be sunny today with a top of 25 degrees. Mostly sunny for the rest of the week.