Saliba: Arsenal Wanted Me to Join Newcastle or Palace
William Saliba reveals Arsenal told him to join Newcastle or Crystal Palace while out of favour, but he refused, opting for Marseille loan that transformed his career.
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Nationwide and Other Lenders Cut Mortgage Rates in Latest Wave
Nationwide Building Society reduces mortgage rates by up to 0.25 percentage points across fixed-rate products, with other lenders like HSBC UK and Yorkshire Building Society also cutting rates.
iPhone Overheating Warning: Apple's Advice as UK Heatwave Hits 36C
With UK temperatures reaching 36°C, Apple warns iPhones can suffer permanent battery damage. Learn how to cool your device safely and avoid common mistakes.
West Lothian Woodland Home to Be Replaced by Futuristic House
A decaying mid-century house in woodlands above Linlithgow Loch can be demolished and replaced with a sleek new family home, after councillors rejected planners' objections.
King Charles's Fierce Protection of His Cheese-Powered Aston Martin
King Charles's unique Aston Martin DB6 MkII Volante, which runs on bioethanol made from cheese and wine, is fiercely protected. He never let his sons drive it but allowed William and Kate to borrow it on their wedding day.
EU Proposal: Free Cabin Bags on Budget Airlines
A proposed EU rule could require budget airlines like easyJet and Ryanair to include a free cabin bag with every ticket, but UK passengers may only benefit on return flights from the EU.
Eurostar Passengers Stranded 8 Hours in Heatwave
A Eurostar train from Paris to Amsterdam was stranded for over eight hours due to a technical problem, leaving passengers without power or air conditioning in a heatwave.
Lakeland Air Fryer Sale: 9L Model Under £90, 1p/Minute
Lakeland slashes £40 off its Large Adjustable Drawer Air Fryer 9L, now £89.99. Costs 1p/minute to run, features split compartments, 8 presets, and Smart Finish. Customers say it replaces ovens.
Train Hits Car in Lancashire: Driver Dead, Child Critical
A driver died and a child is fighting for life after a train collided with a car at a level crossing in Hoghton, Lancashire. Emergency services responded at 8:50 AM.
Plate Day 2026 Picnic Rules Confirmed for Newcastle
Picnic rules for Plate Day 2026 at Newcastle Racecourse have been confirmed, with picnics only allowed in the Grandstand Enclosure and sealed water bottles permitted. No alcohol can be brought in.
GTA 6 Fans Fear Extra Cost for Online Mode
GTA 6 launches as a single-player experience, with no online mode at launch. Fans worry about paying extra for GTA Online 2, as Rockstar has not confirmed pricing or release timing for the multiplayer component.
Summer Savings Scheme: Discounts on Attractions Start Today
Families can enjoy reduced prices at theme parks, cinemas, and restaurants from June 25 to September 1 as part of the Great British Summer Savings Scheme, announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Trump Orders DOJ Probe Into Oil Companies Over Gas Prices
Donald Trump has ordered the Justice Department to investigate oil companies for alleged price gouging, claiming they are not lowering gas prices enough despite falling oil costs amid the Middle East conflict.
Qatar Airways Puts £80m Rugby Sponsorship on Hold
Qatar Airways has paused its £80m sponsorship of rugby's Nations Championship due to Middle East war uncertainty. The tournament starts next week without a title sponsor, but media rights deals worth £90m with ITV and TF1 underwrite the event.
IOC to Pay All Olympic Athletes $10,000 Each
The International Olympic Committee breaks 130 years of tradition by paying $10,000 to every athlete at the Milan-Cortina Winter Games, with a $140m fund for 14,000 Olympians.
Field Company Cast Iron Pans: 20% Off for Guardian Readers
Field Company's premium cast-iron pans, rarely discounted, are now 20% off with code FIELD20 through end of June. The No 5 Chef Skillet drops from $125 to $100, and bundles are up to 40% off.
Older People's Inclusion: A Threefold Key
Alan Walker argues that keeping older people active requires preventing ill-health, combating age discrimination, and providing lifelong learning, as UK employment rates for ages 55-64 fall.
Segro Rejects £12.6bn US Bid, Urged to Resist
Segro, the UK's largest commercial landlord, has rejected a £12.6bn takeover approach from US rival Prologis, with analysts urging shareholders to demand a far better offer.
Germany's railways grind to halt after IT maintenance snag
A Deutsche Bahn IT outage caused by a botched component replacement stranded hundreds of thousands, triggering widespread criticism and highlighting Germany's infrastructure woes.
Burnham Urged to Exploit North Sea Oil or Risk Job Losses
BCC director Shevaun Haviland says using UK's remaining North Sea oil and gas is better than importing expensive LNG, warning of mass job losses if fields like Jackdaw and Rosebank are not developed.
Burnham-Purnell Reunion Revives Labour's Demon Eyes Team
Andy Burnham's appointment of James Purnell as chief of staff if he becomes PM reunites key players from New Labour's Demon Eyes football team, raising questions about fresh talent.
Flaus Electric Flosser Review: Prime Day Deal Makes Flossing Enjoyable
The Flaus electric flosser, now $90 for Prime Day, uses sonic vibrations to make flossing effortless. One editor shares why it transformed her dental routine.
Elon Musk No Longer Trillionaire After Stocks Drop
Elon Musk's net worth fell below $1 trillion as Tesla and SpaceX shares plunged amid a global selloff, ending his brief reign as the world's first trillionaire.
One in Four UK Graduates Worse Off, IFS Finds
A quarter of UK graduates are financially worse off after university, especially those with creative degrees, according to IFS research. The government plans to cap student numbers for poor-outcome courses.
1 July 2026: minimum wage rise, payday super, tax cuts and more
About 2.8 million Australians on award and minimum wages will receive a 4.75% pay rise from 1 July 2026. Other changes include payday super, expanded parental leave, tax cuts, anti-price-gouging laws, and more.
Van Life Generation: Young Cornish Struggle for Housing
Rising tourism and Airbnb have pushed young Cornish locals into van living. Many face cold, isolation, and lack of basic amenities, highlighting a housing crisis in coastal communities.
Oil Falls to Pre-War Levels as Tankers Exit Hormuz Strait
Brent crude fell to $72.24 a barrel, below pre-Iran war levels, as vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz doubled in 24 hours to its highest since late February.
EasyJet Opens Talks with Castlelake After Rejecting £4.9bn Bid
EasyJet has opened talks with Castlelake after rejecting a £4.9bn takeover offer, hoping for a higher bid. The airline's share price rose 8% on the news.
Warren: Trump Mega Mergers Could Be Undone by 2028
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that Trump-era mega mergers, including the Warner Bros Discovery-Paramount deal, could be reversed by a future administration due to a 'tsunami of anger' against corporate consolidation.
Cornwall Housing Crisis Sparks Van Life Generation
Cornwall's housing crisis, driven by second homes and holiday lets, is forcing young people to live in vans. The Guardian meets van dwellers facing uncertainty over water, parking, and the future.
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