Man United target Summerville if Rashford leaves
Manchester United will pursue West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville for around £30m if Marcus Rashford leaves this summer. Summerville, 24, is available after West Ham's relegation.
Manchester United will pursue West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville for around £30m if Marcus Rashford leaves this summer. Summerville, 24, is available after West Ham's relegation.
The UK government plans to ban unlicensed casinos from sponsoring sports teams from 2027, impacting Premier League clubs like Everton and Formula One, to protect vulnerable people and reduce money laundering risks.
The UK's largest pub chain, Stonegate Group, faces a statutory investigation by the pubs code adjudicator over alleged unfair treatment of landlords, potentially facing a fine of over £16m.
Zara's £25.99 wide-legged trousers, dubbed 'death pants' on social media, are causing falls, trips, and injuries. Videos show wearers tripping, breaking bones, and getting caught in escalators.
Andy Burnham is set to become Britain’s seventh PM in a decade after winning Labour leadership. The Guardian Weekly explores his route to No 10, the in-tray awaiting him, and his global stage readiness.
Nationwide's board faces modest rebellion but members lack binding votes on pay and takeovers, highlighting need for governance overhaul.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham signals wealth tax is off the agenda for now, easing business concerns but limiting economic options. Shabana Mahmood tipped as chancellor.
Shabana Mahmood is expected to become Andy Burnham's chancellor, beating Ed Miliband amid concerns over market stability and political risk.
Svetlana Grković describes the moment her husband Ljubisa Karović was sucked out of a Ryanair plane window mid-flight, suffering severe injuries; he remains hospitalized in Thessaloniki.
SpaceX shares slid 1.5% to $134, falling below the $135 IPO price for the first time, as post-IPO enthusiasm fades amid concerns over AI spending and potential rate hikes.
The US House rejected a measure to halt $3.3bn in military aid to Israel, but 103 Democrats voted in favor, signaling a major shift in party sentiment over the Gaza conflict.
Analysis of NHS data shows black doctors in England are four times less likely to be offered training places than white counterparts, with disparities as high as 30 times for some specialties.
JD Vance told Joe Rogan the Trump administration mishandled the Epstein files release, citing poor communication and overstated claims by Pam Bondi.
The US Mint has started producing a new commemorative $1 coin featuring Donald Trump for the nation's 250th anniversary, marking the first time a living president appears on US currency.
Sheffield Forgemasters has shipped the first four artillery barrels to Ukraine under a £61m deal, marking the first UK production of forged barrels in nearly 20 years.
CBI chief Rain Newton-Smith warns Andy Burnham against a 'summer of speculation' on tax and spending, urging stability and public-private partnerships for UK growth.
Brixton market traders have submitted a last-minute bid to buy the site for community ownership, fearing corporate gentrification like Camden and Old Spitalfields.
Brazil has vowed to retaliate against US plans for 25% tariffs on some Brazilian products, calling them a 'regrettable milestone' driven by the Bolsonaro family's pressure on the White House.
Romantasy fiction, blending romance and fantasy, has propelled UK book sales to £1bn in 2024, driven by young women seeking escapism from real-world dating disillusionment and political gender divides.
Preston and St Helens, once industrial heartbeats, are regenerating with new attractions like Preston's £45m leisure complex and St Helens' glass bottle shop revival.
Andy Burnham inherits a stable but stagnant UK economy. To achieve growth, he must abandon excessive caution on devolution, tax, EU relations and immigration, argues Jonathan Portes.
British Steel has been taken into public ownership, saving the Scunthorpe steelworks and 4,000 jobs, with the government appointing a valuer to assess compensation for Chinese owner Jingye.
The UK economy grew by 0.1% in May, rebounding from a 0.1% decline in April, driven by a 5.1% rise in scientific research, despite energy cost pressures from the Iran war, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Ocado CEO Tim Steiner says he won't be a 'puppet master' as shares fall 15% on profit plunge to £17m; he will step down as CEO in 2028 but may stay in founder role.
Uber agrees to acquire Delivery Hero for $14.8bn, combining Uber Eats with food delivery brands across 99 countries, creating a global food delivery giant.
The US fired on an oil tanker near Kharg Island as part of a blockade on Iranian ports. Iran responded by attacking sites in Bahrain and Kuwait. Meanwhile, a US citizen was released by Iran.
Manchester United have signed Andrey Santos from Chelsea for £48m, Michael Carrick's first signing. The Brazil midfielder brings strong passing and duels, aiming to fill Casemiro's void.
Canned wine is no longer just for Gen Z. Aluminium cans are practical, recyclable, and ideal for young wines, with high-quality options increasingly available.
Fracking billionaire Harold Hamm, Trump's 'original oil guy,' has pushed US energy dominance and hardline Iran policies via the Council for a Secure America, with at least 300 briefings to lawmakers since Oct 7, 2023.
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