Tottenham Close to Swooping for Man United Target Fernandes
Tottenham are reportedly 'very close' to agreeing personal terms with West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, overtaking Manchester United in the race for the £80m-rated star.
Tottenham are reportedly 'very close' to agreeing personal terms with West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, overtaking Manchester United in the race for the £80m-rated star.
Martin Lewis advises on voluntary NI contributions for state pension gaps, noting an exception for cheap part-year purchases, but warns younger savers about future risks.
Brits are urged to consider a savings tip as a warning is issued over the £32,700 moderate retirement income target, with many not on track.
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Martin Lewis advises on state pension NI gaps, noting an exception for buying cheap part-years even at age 36, but warns full-cost payments may not be worth it.
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Manchester United target Ederson has confirmed his transfer from Atalanta is 'practically all sorted' after making his World Cup debut for Brazil. The £35m deal is almost complete.
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Parents can grab a Tonies Buzz Lightyear figure for free at Argos by signing up to TopCashback. The deal offers £15 cashback on the £15 toy, making it free.
Tottenham are reportedly 'very close' to agreeing personal terms with West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, hijacking Manchester United's pursuit of the £80m-rated star.
Liz Earle's 31st birthday bundles offer savings over £115 on skincare sets. The Superskin Moisturiser, usually £48, is now £14 in a bundle, leaving skin soft and smooth.
Surrey County Council partners with Kerbo Charge to install pavement gullies for £499, enabling home EV charging and saving drivers up to £4,000 annually versus public bays.
Festival-goers risk fines over £11,000 for lesser-known Highway Code violations, including sleeping in cars drunk and wearing unsuitable footwear.
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President Trump unveiled the VC-25B Bridge, a converted Qatari 747, as a temporary Air Force One. The $400M gift exceeds legal limits, sparking criticism over costs and ethics.
NSW Labor's budget lowers public transport caps, offers renewable energy loans, and maintains fiscal restraint amid inflation, aiming for electoral success.
Journalist Olivia Lee and the Guardian investigate Julie Meyer, a dotcom darling accused of unpaid wages, debts, and missing money. Hear from those she let down.
Edinburgh airport reopened after a suspicious package sparked partial evacuation. Flights resume but passengers warned of knock-on effects on Saturday.
Amelia Tait revisits her cringe teenage viral video and reflects on how the internet has changed for teens, from past freedom to today's permanent digital footprint.
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Discover Salerno, a charming and budget-friendly base for exploring the Amalfi coast by train and ferry, offering authentic local life and delicious cuisine.
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Manchester City are close to a financial settlement with Chelsea exceeding £10m to appoint Enzo Maresca as manager, resolving a dispute over alleged contract breach.
A train driver died and 89 people were injured after two East Midlands Railway services collided near Bedford, north of London. Emergency services attended the scene.