Man United Confirm Onana's Second Loan at Trabzonspor
Manchester United have confirmed goalkeeper Andre Onana will spend a second season on loan at Turkish club Trabzonspor, with a potential €1.5m fee and wage coverage clauses.
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M&S Unveils New Easter Treats That Shoppers 'Can't Wait' to Try
Marks and Spencer launches new Easter treats, including Eggstra Gooey chocolate eggs, sparking excitement among shoppers.
Argos Shoppers Can Get Free Outdoor Garden Lights
Argos shoppers can get the 20 Warm White Festoon Solar Lights for 'free' via TopCashback's £15 sign-up bonus, perfect for garden parties and BBQs during the upcoming heatwave.
Superdrug's £5 Sunscreen Wins Which? Best Buy Ahead of Heatwave
Superdrug's Solait Sun Spray SPF30, priced at £5, has been awarded the Which? 'Best Buy' title, praised for its lightweight, non-greasy formula as the Met Office issues a heat warning.
Two Dead After Balcony Collapse at Mexican Concert
Two dead, 15 injured after glass balcony collapses at concert in San Luis Potosi, Mexico; venue lacked approval.
Welsh Wonderkid Goalkeeper Set for Man Utd Transfer
Manchester United are set to sign 19-year-old goalkeeper Kit Margetson from Swansea City. The son of former England and Wales goalkeeping coach Martyn Margetson, he is a free agent after contract talks broke down.
Cardiff pub to be demolished for 24 social rented homes
Cardiff Council approves demolition of Wolf's Castle Inn in Llanishen to build 24 socially rented housing units, including flats and single dwellings.
Sky handler sacked for hanging up on customers after 30 years
Lorraine Hunter, a Sky call handler with 30 years' service, was sacked for deliberately disconnecting high-value customers' calls and blaming technical issues. An employment tribunal upheld her dismissal as fair.
New Zealand Reverses Fossil Fuel Ban Amid Climate Concerns
New Zealand's government votes to resume oil and gas exploration, reversing a 2018 ban, sparking climate and environmental backlash.
The Best Mosquito Bite Solutions, According to a Beauty Writer
Beauty writer Sali Hughes shares her top mosquito bite remedies, from a skin heater to citronella tea lights.
Putin Fuel Crisis Sparks Mutiny Fears in Russia
Vladimir Putin faces unprecedented criticism as Ukraine's strikes on oil refineries cause chronic fuel shortages, leading to long queues, fights, and black market bribes. Lawmaker Andrey Gurulev calls it a 'fiasco.'
Supermarket Chicken Taste Test: The Ultimate Ranking
Taste test of 10 supermarket chickens ranks independent farm birds above own-brand, with slow-grown, pasture-raised options offering best flavour and value.
Tin Foil on Windows Cools UK Homes, Says Cambridge Expert
Cambridge professor Hannah Fry recommends attaching tin foil to the outside of windows to reflect up to 90% of solar heat, keeping homes cooler during the UK's third heatwave with 30°C highs.
European and US Markets Rebound After Sell-Off
European and US stock markets rebounded on Thursday after a sharp sell-off, boosted by ECB comments and a recovery in oil prices.
World’s Longest Commercial Flight: 29-Hour Journey Across Continents
China Eastern Airlines completes 29-hour flight from Shanghai to Buenos Aires, the world's longest commercial route, with a stop in Auckland.
Department Stores Lose Ground To Resellers And Discount Chains
UK department stores like House of Fraser and Debenhams struggle as shoppers turn to fast fashion and online, with outdated stores and discounting traps.
Cashless Britain: The Hidden Costs of Going Digital
Readers respond to Sammy Gecsoyler's cash-only experiment, highlighting rural reliance on cash, social benefits, and concerns over digital exclusion and Oyster card costs.
Ryanair Names Seven Airports with EU Border Check Chaos
Ryanair has identified seven airports in Spain, Italy, Poland, and France experiencing major disruptions due to new EU biometric entry/exit checks, causing queues up to five hours.
British Gas Issues £1,880 Alert to Customers
British Gas projects energy price cap will rise to £1,880 by Q2 2027, up from £1,862 after July 2026 increase. Ofgem cites Middle East conflict for volatility.
Myprotein Discount Codes: Ultimate Savings Guide for July 2026
Discover Myprotein discount codes for July 2026: 15% off for new customers, student discounts up to 50%, key worker 10% off, and referral rewards.
OpenAI Files Confidentially for IPO Amid Surging AI Valuations
OpenAI files confidentially for IPO with valuation over $850bn, joining Anthropic and SpaceX in a banner year for AI public offerings.
Newcastle United Fans Grab Adidas Shirt for Under £9
Newcastle United fans can buy the new adidas Stadium T-Shirt for £8.69 via TopCashback, saving 65% off the £25 retail price. The deal requires a new TopCashback account and JD Sports purchase.
McDonald: Celtic Need Two Proven Strikers
Scott McDonald, who scored 31 goals in his debut Celtic season, says the club needs two proven strikers this summer to challenge for titles and handle the pressure.
1961 WWII Film The Guns of Navarone Hailed as Masterpiece
The 1961 World War II epic 'The Guns of Navarone' is hailed as a masterpiece by fans, with 92% on Rotten Tomatoes. It became the second highest-grossing film of 1961 and won an Oscar for Best Special Effects.
£6.7m Beauty 'Disneyland' Opens Near Liverpool
P. Louise City, a £6.7m beauty 'Disneyland', opens at Trafford Palazzo on July 5, offering shopping, entertainment, and education over 19,000 sq ft.
Skechers Sandals Now £35 at Debenhams
Skechers AYRA Metallic Knit Sling Back Sandals reduced to £35.20 at Debenhams. Cushioned footbed, lightweight wedge, and versatile design praised by shoppers.
Double Aberdeen Exit Imminent as Robinson Confirms Departures
Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson expects Nicolas Milanovic and Alexander Jensen to finalise moves away within 48 hours, as the club's rebuild continues under the Irishman.
Liverpool North Docks MDC: 17,000 New Homes Planned
Plans for a Liverpool North Docks Mayoral Development Corporation aim to deliver 17,000 new homes, 5m sq ft of commercial space, and green spaces, building on Everton's new stadium momentum.
Henley Regatta Prices: Pint £6.95, Vodka £11.95, Wine £65
Henley Royal Regatta charges £6.95 for a pint, £11.95 for a double vodka, and £65 for sparkling wine, sparking debate about whether enjoying a drink at premium events has become a luxury.
Klopp Set for Germany Talks, Could Coach Wirtz
Jurgen Klopp will hold talks with the German FA about becoming national team manager, a role that would see him coach Liverpool star Florian Wirtz, whom he has publicly praised.
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