Dutch authorities have seized over £60 million from a company linked to the 1983 Brink's-Mat gold robbery, more than 40 years after the heist. The firm was owned by Geoffrey Greenlees, a British former solicitor's clerk who died in Manila without facing j
Graham Wood, interim chairman of Gateshead FC, describes his return as 'a tough habit to kick' and is working towards a permanent stay, while also overseeing the appointment of Lee Cattermole as manager.
Newcastle United's Sandro Tonali has been offered to Arsenal for over £85m, with his agency seeking a move. Tottenham lead the race, offering £275,000 per week.
Morrisons launches pet and travel insurance, offering 20,000 More Points for pet policies and 10% discount on travel cover, partnering with Hood Group to expand financial services.
New plans to demolish The Glegg Arms in Heswall for a Premier Inn expansion have been submitted to Wirral Council, aiming to add 24 rooms despite previous withdrawal.
Andy Burnham is set to become PM as Sir Keir Starmer quits. He signals welfare cuts, not ruling out reducing PIP spending. The Timms Review reports by July 17, with 4 million PIP claimants. Borrowing hit £23.3bn in May.
Andy Burnham is all but certain to replace Keir Starmer as Prime Minister after a decisive by-election win, potentially within weeks. Here's what his premiership could entail.
The Water House Project, a Michelin-listed fine dining restaurant in Bethnal Green, will close at the end of June after owners chose not to renew the lease, ending a five-year run that began as a supper club.
The Harbour Inn in Amble, a historic pub with over 150 years of service, has been acquired by Punch Pubs & Co. The Hume family will continue to operate the venue, ensuring its renowned reputation and future success.
Lochgreen House Hotel in Troon will be sold to RAD Group as owners Bill and Cath Costley prepare for semi-retirement after nearly four decades in hospitality.
Abu Dhabi royals were robbed of £600k worth of jewellery in London. Two Algerian men jailed for stealing suitcases from their car at St Pancras.
One in five Brits want restaurants to offer 'fat jab menus' for weight-loss drug users, with 28% favoring smaller portions and 35% wanting calorie labels, per Lightspeed survey.
Jamie Carragher warns Liverpool over Yan Diomande's transfer fee, citing past £400m+ spending spree that hasn't paid off. The Reds target the 19-year-old RB Leipzig star.
Home Bargains cuts Dizzy Panda Peptide Glow Eye Cream from £25 to £1.49, a 94% saving. Other deals include Dizzy Panda lotion and Biovene masks.
Eurostar has cancelled multiple services between London and Paris due to extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 38C in London and over 40C in Paris.
Barcelona hikes cruise passenger tax to €30 per day for short-stay visitors, aiming to eliminate day trips by 2027. General tourist taxes also rise.
Investors showed muted reaction to Keir Starmer's resignation and Andy Burnham's potential premiership, with FTSE and bond yields barely moving despite political upheaval.
B&M's £15 Double Folding Camping Chair with Cupholders is ideal for couples or friends, saving space and weight. Low stock warning issued.
There is no legal maximum temperature for UK workplaces, but employers must ensure reasonable comfort. An employment lawyer explains rights during heatwaves, including potential for flexible working or going home.
Home Bargains is selling the Finishing Touch Flawless Brow Hair Remover for £1.99, down from £19.99, a 90% discount. The gadget quickly removes unwanted facial hair and is ideal for travel.
Manchester United and Chelsea have approached Real Madrid to sign Eduardo Camavinga, with a £52m asking price set. Jose Mourinho sanctions the sale as the midfielder's influence wanes.
Spanish media warn of six-hour airport queues this summer as EU's new Entry/Exit System causes delays. Ryanair, easyJet, Wizz Air, and Jet2 issue passenger warnings.
A one-second crouching trick from Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert site helped slash an Asda shop from £28 to £11.26 by choosing own-brand items over branded ones.
The Guardian issues corrections for errors in recent articles, including a misattributed quote and an incorrect statistic on UK carbon emissions.
The UK government is exploring higher tax levies on big tech companies, potentially replacing the current digital services tax with a more targeted levy.
Hayley Waller has been appointed as the new head of Guardian Labs Australia, the content marketing division of Guardian Australia, effective immediately.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right millionaire lawyer, narrowly defeated leftist Iván Cepeda in Colombia's presidential runoff, promising an iron fist against crime. Leftwing opponents allege irregularities.
Australia's auction clearance rates have fallen to their lowest level in six years, with preliminary data showing just 58.4% of properties sold at auction last week, according to CoreLogic.
Gen Z workers at age 24 earn 12% more than millennials did, but a Neet crisis threatens progress, warns Resolution Foundation.
The Hopping travelling funfair has set up in Newcastle, featuring rides, games, and food stalls. The event runs through the summer, attracting families and thrill-seekers.