Granit Xhaka to Chelsea OFF as Sunderland captain performs U-turn
Granit Xhaka's move to Chelsea is off after the Sunderland captain decided to stay, rejecting an £8m bid. He will lead Sunderland into the Europa League.
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EuroMillions Jackpot Rolls Over to £152 Million After No UK Winner
EuroMillions jackpot rolls over to £152 million after no UK winner in Friday's £139m draw. Thunderball numbers also released.
Heathrow Middle East Flights Cancelled Amid Conflict
Over 25 flights from Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted to the Middle East cancelled amid regional conflict, with Heathrow worst hit.
Double-Decker Bus Fire on East Lancs Road
A double-decker bus caught fire on East Lancs Road in Norris Green on Friday afternoon. All passengers and the driver were evacuated safely with no injuries reported.
Wes Streeting Proposes Equalising Capital Gains and Income Tax in Labour Leadership Bid
Wes Streeting proposes equalising capital gains and income tax rates, estimating up to £12bn raised annually, as part of his Labour leadership campaign.
Eminem Sues Australian Beach Brand Swim Shady for Trademark Infringement
Eminem sues Australian beach brand Swim Shady for trademark infringement, alleging consumer confusion with his Slim Shady alter ego.
EuroMillions £69M Draw: Winning Numbers for July 3
A £69 million EuroMillions jackpot is up for grabs on July 3, 2026, with Thunderball offering £500,000. UK players are also entered into the Millionaire Maker draw for a guaranteed £1 million winner.
No-Knead Sourdough Method Saves Money in Cost of Living Crisis
A no-knead sourdough method using a bread maker helps a couple save money by baking their own bread during the Cost of Living crisis.
B&Q Christmas Opening Times and Festive Hours for Major UK Retailers
B&Q and other UK retailers announce festive opening hours for Christmas and New Year, including closures and reduced times.
Oura Ring 4 Drops to Lowest Ever Price of £249 in January Sales
Oura Ring 4 drops to lowest ever price of £249 in January sales, with £100 off standard silver model. Deal available until 5 January.
McDonald's Pulls New Caramel Loaded McFlurry After Customer Complaints
McDonald's withdraws Caramel Loaded McFlurry after customers complain about rock-hard caramel cubes, citing a quality control issue.
Andy Burnham Backs Triple Lock Pension Pledge in Reddit Q&A
In a Reddit Q&A, Andy Burnham reaffirms the triple lock state pension commitment, while Kemi Badenoch challenges him to face the press. He also addresses tax, HS2, and migrant returns.
Panama Canal Traffic Could Rise Amid Iran Conflict and Fuel Costs
Panama Canal could see traffic boost as Middle East conflict and rising fuel costs make it a more attractive route for global shippers.
Miliband's £1.1bn Offshore Wind Budget Criticised as Insufficient
Ed Miliband's £1.1bn annual offshore wind budget criticised as too low to meet 2030 green targets, covering only a quarter of eligible projects.
NASA Launches Robot to Rescue Falling Swift Telescope
NASA has launched a fridge-sized spacecraft to catch its falling Swift telescope in a daring mission, aiming to drag it back to a safe orbit and prevent its destruction.
50p Coin Trick to Avoid MOT Failure: Simple Tyre Check Every UK Driver Should Know
Learn how a simple 50p coin tyre tread check can help UK drivers avoid MOT failure, fines, and accidents. Quick and easy method explained.
Glasgow Central Station Fire Causes Major Rail Disruption
A large fire near Glasgow Central station has closed the station, causing major rail disruptions expected to last throughout Monday.
Mother and Baby Stranded in Paris After Flight Chaos
A mother and baby are stranded in Paris after UK air traffic control fault causes flight cancellations, leaving thousands of passengers sleeping on airport floors.
British Heart Foundation to Close 150 UK Stores
The British Heart Foundation will close 150 shops across the UK due to rising costs and changing shopping habits. Four stores are confirmed to close first, starting with Hawick in July 2026.
DWP Torquay Closure: 130 Jobs at Risk
The DWP has announced plans to close its administrative centre in Torquay, Torbay, putting 130 jobs at risk. Staff are reportedly 'incredibly angry and upset' due to lack of consultation. The closure is part of a wider review of nine DWP offices across th
Customer Served Raw Chicken In Sauce Pan At Bbq Restaurant
Luke Floyd shared images of raw chicken from Nando's in Bristol, claiming no apology received despite complaint.
Morrisons Cuts 3,600 Jobs in Major Restructuring
Morrisons cuts over 3,600 jobs and closes 17 stores amid restructuring, citing cost pressures and a challenging economic environment.
Roman's £21 Cami Top So Popular Shoppers Beg for More Colours
Roman's Aztec Print Pleat Front Cami Top, priced at £21 with a discount code, is a hit. Shoppers praise its comfort and flattering fit, requesting more colour options.
Stevie Mallan handed St Mirren return chance as Mandron exits
Stevie Mallan is training with St Mirren in Spain for a possible return, while Mikael Mandron rejects a new contract to move abroad. Craig McLeish provides updates on transfers and injuries.
HMRC's 2026 Stealth Tax Changes: Expert Warns of 'Quiet Erosion' of Wealth
From April, HMRC stealth tax changes including dividend tax rises, VCT relief cuts, and frozen thresholds will increase bills and pull more into higher tax brackets, experts warn.
Thousands of Pubs Closing Despite Starmer's World Cup Extension
Despite the government allowing pubs to stay open until 5am for England vs Mexico, thousands of venues will remain shut, with Wetherspoons opening only five of its 800 pubs.
Ex-Barclays boss Jes Staley was trustee of Jeffrey Epstein’s estate until 2015, files say
Documents show Jes Staley was trustee of Jeffrey Epstein's estate until 2015, contradicting his court testimony that he declined the role.
UK Economy Grows 0.1% in November, Easing Pressure on Reeves
UK economy grew 0.1% in November, weaker than forecast, easing pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves amid calls for faster growth.
Sozopol: Bulgaria’s Mini Amalfi Coast Alternative That’s Cheaper and Less Crowded
Sozopol in Bulgaria is a cheaper, less crowded alternative to the Amalfi Coast, with stunning beaches, historic sites, and low prices for food and drink.
Eddie Bauer Files for Bankruptcy for Third Time in Two Decades
Eddie Bauer files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the third time in 20 years, citing declining sales and industry challenges. The outdoor retailer will seek a buyer or wind down US and Canada operations.
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