Man Utd and Liverpool learn Thuram asking price
Juventus set €50m asking price for Khephren Thuram, with Manchester United, Liverpool, and Nottingham Forest interested in the midfielder.
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Man Utd Face Familiar Transfer Problem After Santos Addition
Manchester United are interested in Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos, but may face a bidding war after being priced out of previous transfers.
Best Pub Gardens and Rooftop Terraces in Cardiff for Summer
Discover Cardiff's top pub gardens and rooftop terraces for sunny pints, from hidden rooftop bars to expansive beer gardens, with details on drinks, food, and atmosphere.
P.Louise Founder Opens Massive Trafford Superstore
P.Louise founder Paige Louise Williams opened a new megastore at Trafford Palazzo on July 5, 2026, after months of delays. The brand, born from a £20,000 loan, now turns over £65 million annually.
Europe's smallest airport: 3 flights a day, cost £9m
Ostrava Airport in the Czech Republic, one of the world's smallest, operates only 2-3 commercial flights daily and cost just £9 million to build. During off-season from October to April, it is largely empty.
Chelsea Set £50m Price for Andrey Santos Amid Man Utd Interest
Chelsea are willing to sell Andrey Santos for £50m this summer, with Manchester United and Newcastle among Premier League clubs interested in the Brazilian midfielder.
Dunelm £6 Fabric Hanging Organiser with 6 Compartments
Dunelm sells a £6 Fabric Hanging Organiser with six compartments, promising a seamless storage solution that complements any décor and saves space.
Rangers to End Raith Deal, Queen's Park in Pole Position
Rangers are set to terminate their cooperation agreement with Raith Rovers, with Queen's Park leading the race to become their new Scottish Championship loan partner for next season.
HMRC Saves £1m Annually by Replacing Old Contractor Model
HMRC has cut contractor costs by £1m a year after scrapping a 30-year-old outsourcing deal. The overhaul replaced 100+ contractors with a service-based model, cutting running costs by 18% and onboarding times by 86%.
HMRC Saves £1m Yearly by Ending Old Outsourcing Model
HMRC has cut contractor spending by £1m annually by abandoning a 30-year outsourcing model for Borders and Trade digital services, replacing over 100 contractors with a service-based framework in three weeks.
Wimbledon Star Cobolli Mimics Man United's Cunha Celebration
Italian tennis star Flavio Cobolli honored Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha by mimicking his iconic surfer celebration after winning a five-set match at Wimbledon.
Winchester: UK City with Best High Street Once Capital
Winchester, once England's capital, is ranked as having the best high street in the UK. The city offers a bustling atmosphere, rich history, and is a top summer staycation destination.
Alonso tells Chelsea to sign £77m Man Utd target
Xabi Alonso has instructed Chelsea to sign Manchester United target Aurelien Tchouameni if Enzo Fernandez leaves, with Real Madrid valuing the Frenchman at £77m.
Nigel Farage Pal Issues 4-Word Verdict on Quitting
A friend of Nigel Farage says the Reform UK leader is tired but will not resign amid pressure over donations from convicted fraudster George Cottrell and crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Mexico vs England Hydration Break: World Cup Farce
FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks are criticized as pointless in England's World Cup match against Mexico, with mild temperatures and rain making them unnecessary.
Which? Warns: Don't Assume Big Energy Providers Are Better
Consumer champion Which? urges households to shop around for energy deals after the price cap rise on July 1, 2026, warning not to assume big providers offer better service or value.
Asda Opens Standalone George Store in Barnsley: Full List
Asda's sixth standalone George concept store opens July 9 in Barnsley, spanning 28,000 sq ft. Full list of 12 locations across the UK revealed.
Energy Expert Warns: 'Never Assume' When Choosing Supplier
As the energy price cap rises to £1,862 annually, Which? expert Sarah Ingrams advises against assuming big providers offer better service and urges regular comparison.
Tesco Shoppers Discover Hidden Drawers Under Book Shelves
Tesco customers have discovered drawers beneath book displays, intended for staff to restock shelves, not for customers to rummage through.
Petit urges Arsenal to sign £70m World Cup star Bouaddi and Guimaraes
Emmanuel Petit has backed Arsenal to sign both Bruno Guimaraes and Ayyoub Bouaddi, with Lille demanding £70m for the 18-year-old World Cup star, while questioning Martin Odegaard's future.
Old Premium Bonds Holders Urged to Check Forgotten Prizes
Unclaimed Premium Bonds prizes have surpassed £100 million, with 2.5 million prizes unclaimed, including 11 worth £100,000 each. Savers urged to check old bonds.
Ryanair Confirms 20-Minute Check-In Change from November
Ryanair will close check-in and bag drop desks 60 minutes before departure from November 10, 2026, extending the previous 40-minute deadline by 20 minutes to help passengers clear security and passport queues.
Man United boost as Juventus table £4.2m Kessie deal, Thuram for sale
Manchester United have been handed a boost in their pursuit of Juventus midfielder Khephren Thuram, as the Italian club tables a £4.2m contract offer for Franck Kessie and needs to sell Thuram to fund further signings.
Burnham Backs Alcohol in Football Stands During Stadium Visit
Andy Burnham, expected to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as PM, calls for legislation change to allow alcohol in football stands after attending Magic Weekend at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Tesco Launches £1.85 Potato Burger Rolls for Restaurant-Quality Burgers
Tesco's new Finest Potato Burger Rolls, £1.85 for four, promise restaurant-quality burgers at home. Made with real mashed potato, they offer a fluffy, sturdy bun inspired by Shake Shack and Supernova.
Co-op Bank Scraps 2.75% Foreign Transaction Fee for Holidays
The Co-operative Bank has removed its 2.75% foreign transaction fee on current accounts, saving holidaymakers money. It also cut the monthly fee on its Everyday Extra account from £18 to £12.
M&S Chocolate Digestives Beat McVitie's in Taste Test
M&S own-brand chocolate digestives, priced at £1.25 for 300g, scored 91/100 in a blind taste test, beating McVitie's (89/100) which costs £2.25 for 266g.
Obesity a key factor for rising cancer rates in young people in England, study finds
Study finds obesity is key factor in rising cancer rates among young adults in England, but does not fully explain the increase.
Moneysupermarket Owner's Profits Surge to £73m as Insurance Switching Booms
Mony Group profits rise 8% to £73m as insurance switching booms, but home services and money divisions see declines.
Algerians Struggle With Ramadan Feast Costs Amid Price Surge
Algerians face soaring food prices during Ramadan, with many unable to afford traditional feasts despite government pledges and civil society aid.
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