Manchester United reportedly offered an England World Cup star the chance to become their future captain, but ultimately decided against signing the player due to the high transfer fee demanded by Nottingham Forest.
Scottish chip shop deep-fries Colin the Caterpillar cake amid M&S-Aldi legal row over caterpillar cake trademark.
Eufy X10 robot vacuum drops 50% in Amazon Black Friday sale, plus deals on video doorbells, air fryers, and more.
Embleton Bay in Northumberland has been named England's top hidden gem beach, offering Caribbean-like beauty and solitude.
Ange Postecoglou returns to management as Al-Nassr's new head coach, signing a two-year contract to lead Cristiano Ronaldo and the Saudi Pro League champions.
United Airlines to refund all passengers on Flight 3411 after a man was dragged off, prompting policy review and apology from CEO.
M62 closed near Oldham after multi-vehicle crash causes large fuel spillage, leading to 45-minute delays and three miles of congestion.
Canada and Alberta will build a new oil pipeline after pledging C$150bn to ease BC and First Nations concerns, with tanker ban intact and Indigenous ownership stake.
London has lost 89% of car club vehicles since Zipcar left in late 2025, leaving only 330 vehicles. A survey shows 9% of former users have bought a car, and 55% are considering it.
Donald Trump has earned over $1bn from crypto businesses since returning to the White House, sparking outrage among hundreds of Guardian readers who cite corruption and greed.
Confusion surrounds Kempton Park's future after Jockey Club denies reports the racecourse will be bulldozed for housing, but acknowledges ongoing review of operations.
Fulham have joined Chelsea and Man United in pursuit of Crysencio Summerville. West Ham accept the winger will leave after relegation. Granit Xhaka commits to Sunderland after talks, while Nathan Aké joins Fenerbahce.
Nissan reports deeper quarterly losses as restructuring costs hit profitability, with sales down 6% and a projected net loss of ¥650bn for the fiscal year.
Tesco launches Clubcard for 16-17s, allowing them to access discounts and points for the first time, but only via parental invitation.
A TikTok user shares a three-second bottle shake test to determine soy sauce quality based on bubble persistence, indicating fermentation quality.
The Duchess of Sussex wears £5 secondhand earrings, sparking joy among bargain hunters who share their own charity shop finds.
CBA's Mat Comyn defends £270m fees to low-income customers, says refunds would be 'appropriation' of shareholder money, contrasting Westpac's full repayment.
At least 30 killed in a stampede at Haiti's Citadelle Henry fortress; many young victims, injuries, and missing reported.
TikTok Shop recalls acrylic nail kit due to cancer-causing chemical 4-Vinylcyclohexene. Consumers urged to stop use and seek refund.
Ryanair bans passengers from taking alcohol on UK to Ibiza flights for safety, with bags searched at gates and alcohol placed in hold or disposed of.
IMF warns Trump's tariff threats over Greenland could trigger a spiral of escalation damaging global growth and financial markets.
UK GDP grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts, driven by car sector recovery after JLR cyber-attack. Ofwat investigates South East Water outages.
Travel expert Chris Harrington warns against assuming the cheapest Black Friday holiday deal is best, urging checks on inclusions, flight times, and cancellation policies.
A No. 70 bus mounted the kerb and crashed into a townhouse in Notting Hill, damaging the front window and stairs. One minor injury reported.
TV expert Henry Cole claims Brits have millions in hidden treasures in sheds, with vintage oil cans worth up to £3,000.
Tesco and Marks & Spencer report strong Christmas sales, with Tesco raising profit forecast and M&S gaining fashion market share.
FSA issues urgent food recalls for Co-op chips, Farmfoods sandwiches, and more due to allergens, contamination, and labelling errors.
Guardian investigation reveals UK AI investment claims are inflated, with existing data centres and unbuilt sites. Pattern of dubious 'good news' numbers undermines trust.
Portugal and Italy face travel chaos with airport and transport strikes next week, causing flight cancellations and disruption.
Mum refused access to toilets at St John's Shopping Centre because she only had cash; card-only 35p fee policy sparks outrage.