Arsenal to offload Ethan Nwaneri after Community Shield snub
Arsenal plan to sell or loan Ethan Nwaneri before the transfer deadline after he was left out of the Community Shield squad, with interest from Galatasaray, Dortmund, and AC Milan.
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Traveller Site Row: Residents Struggle to Sell Homes
Residents in Wickford, Essex, struggle to sell homes after a traveller site expanded despite enforcement notices. One homeowner cut his price by £180,000. The council considers a court injunction.
Harvey Nichols Dublin enters liquidation, 33 jobs at risk
Harvey Nichols' Dublin store has entered liquidation with net liabilities of £24.1m, putting 33 jobs at risk after failing to recover since the pandemic.
King's Cross train chaos as damaged overhead wires cause disruption
Several services to and from London King's Cross are cancelled or delayed after damage to overhead lines between Peterborough and Stevenage, with disruption expected until end of day.
Hard Lines Coffee: Welsh Pop-Up to Global Success
Hard Lines, a Welsh coffee roastery, grew from a pop-up stall to a global brand with cafés and subscriptions, now serving customers worldwide.
How to maximise pension income and minimise tax in retirement
Retirees should balance pension, ISA and savings withdrawals to cut tax. New IHT rules from 2027 mean pensions may face inheritance tax, changing old advice.
Sarah Ferguson's Verbier hideaway revealed
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly staying at the late Paddy McNally's luxury villa in Verbier, Switzerland, where the pair first met in the 1980s.
West Midlands wildfire victims: £125k raised as communities rally
More than £125,000 has been raised for victims of West Midlands wildfires that destroyed around 30 homes in Stourbridge and damaged dozens more, as communities rally to help families rebuild.
Argyll bungalow with Sound of Jura views on sale for £450k
Reul Na Mara, a three-bedroom bungalow in Argyll, offers panoramic Sound of Jura views and is on sale through Savills for offers over £450,000.
Couple denied boarding over confusing eVisa rule at Manchester
Peter and Rogelyn Wiles missed their Turkish Airlines flight from Manchester Airport after a gate agent rejected Rogelyn's eVisa, citing a conflicting rule on which visa number to use.
HMRC confirms £17 a month tax charges for state pensioners under 80
HMRC will deduct £17 a month from state pensioners under 80 who exceeded the £35,000 earnings threshold, reclaiming their Winter Fuel Payment via tax code changes.
HMO and hotel plans among latest Greater Manchester developments
Plans for a flexible HMO and hotel for up to 48 people in Leigh town centre are among the latest developments in Greater Manchester, with projects also proposed in Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Oldham, and Wigan.
Millions to get benefits early ahead of bank holiday
Benefit payments will arrive early for millions this month, moved to Friday August 28 ahead of the bank holiday, covering Universal Credit, State Pension and more.
Shoppers rush to try new 'huge' Terry's Chocolate Orange bar
A new 'huge' 330g Terry's Chocolate Orange bar is on sale at Ocado for £5.50, with a wider supermarket rollout expected in September.
Stacey Solomon's £19 strapless dress shoppers love
Stacey Solomon's under-£20 Strapless Bandeau Dress from Amazon is praised by shoppers for its quality, fit, and comfort, available in many colours and patterns.
State Pension age rise: September births face six-month delay
The State Pension age rise to 67 will delay payments for people born between September 6 and October 5, 1960, who will claim at 66 years and six months.
HSBC boosts savings rates to 4.4% on two-year fixed account
HSBC has increased rates on two Fixed Rate Saver accounts, with the two-year option now paying 4.4% AER and the one-year at 3.8% AER.
Crayola £20 colouring tub for £3 via TopCashback deal
Argos offers the Crayola Super Colouring Tub for £20, but TopCashback cashback lets new customers get it for £3.33, saving £16.
Shrewsbury's high street named UK's best with 500 independent shops
Shrewsbury has been named as having the UK's best high street, praised as a "beacon of light piercing the gloom" for its 500 independent shops and historic charm.
Fenwick narrows losses for third year as turnaround plan progresses
Fenwick has reduced its operating losses by 40% in the first year of a three-year strategy, with turnover rising to £179.2m and the company reporting a stronger financial position.
Jason Arday fundraiser raises £60,000 after professor dies
A fundraiser for Jason Arday's family has raised over £60,000 within hours. The ex-Cambridge professor died on Friday after a 'racist witch hunt'.
Pensioners living alone could boost income by £4,000
Pensioners living alone could boost their income by more than £4,000 a year by claiming Pension Credit, an often-overlooked DWP benefit, with nearly 1.4 million already receiving it.
Is Your Tech Really Listening? We Investigate
Zoe Ball fears her phone is snooping. We examine if smart speakers, phones, and appliances are really listening to your conversations and what they do with the data.
Italy beach towel trick could cost Brits £500 fine
British tourists in Italy face fines up to £425 (€500) for leaving beach equipment overnight on public beaches, as authorities crack down on 'umbrella cheats' with confiscations and clearance operations.
Ballboy kicked by Hazard set for £500m deal
Charlie Morgan, the ballboy kicked by Eden Hazard in 2013, is set to make a fortune as co-owner of Au Vodka, with a £500m sale reportedly imminent.
UK's largest Harry Potter shop to open in London this winter
The UK's largest official Harry Potter shop, inspired by Diagon Alley, will open in London on November 4, spanning 21,000 sq ft with a Leaky Cauldron café.
Blencowe Scaffolding collapses into administration after 62 years
Blencowe Scaffolding Ltd, founded in 1964, has entered administration with over 100 jobs at risk and assets worth £7.6m. Administrators were appointed on August 12.
'Small but mighty' dehumidifier deal cheaper than Amazon
The Air Pro Mini Dehumidifier is £27 on Yimbly with code SUMMER10, undercutting Amazon's £29.99 price. It helps with damp, mould, and condensation.
Money expert shares 5 lessons to teach kids before university
As students prepare for university, a money expert reveals five essential financial lessons parents should teach, from budgeting to credit cards.
Fridge freezers cost households £68.96 a year
Running a fridge freezer costs the average household £68.96 a year, but it's still cheaper than separate fridge and freezer units, says Utilita.
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