Todd Boehly's Chelsea legacy: big spending and long contracts
Todd Boehly has sold his stake in Chelsea after four years, leaving a legacy of record spending, long contracts and a 'small profit' on his investment.
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Northumberland bus station gets its own cheese shop and locals are loving it!
It's All About The Cheese has opened a pop-up shop inside Morpeth Bus Station, offering local cheeses, chutneys, crackers and olives to travellers and locals alike.
Walsall bakery Midland Bakeries enters liquidation with debts
Midland Bakeries Limited, a Walsall-based bakery supplier, entered liquidation on September 10 after more than a decade in business, owing £114,698.
Burnham government to make it harder to reject home working
A senior figure in Andy Burnham's government has promised to make it harder for employers to block staff from working from home, saying each request can be taken seriously.
Gatwick Express suspended after fire near Croydon tracks
All Gatwick Express services are suspended after a fire broke out next to the railway track at East Croydon, causing severe disruption for travellers.
Drunk spa guest flees £1,266 hotel bill
A drunk man fled a luxury spa hotel without paying a £1,266.50 bill for champagne, a meal, and a room. He admitted the offence and was ordered to repay the full amount.
Stacey Solomon's Cosy Teddy Coat Is Under £45
Stacey Solomon's Heekpek Teddy Coat is on sale for £43.99, down from £49.99. Fans are rushing to buy it as the white version sells out.
One in four Brits hide when doorbell rings, survey finds
One in four Brits hide from unexpected guests, rising to 30% of Gen Z, with embarrassment over snacks and tea the top reasons, a Tesco and Uber Eats survey has found.
Sainsbury's Deliveroo substitution sparks refund row
A Sainsbury's customer says a Deliveroo order substituted non-alcoholic wine with alcoholic red wine, and she cannot get a refund. Rules explained.
State pensioners born in these years get £0 TV licence bill
State pensioners born in or before September 1952 may qualify for a free TV licence if they receive Pension Credit, cutting the £180 bill to zero.
Midland Bakeries enters liquidation after decade in business
Midland Bakeries Limited, a Walsall-based bulk bakery supplier, has entered liquidation after over 10 years, with liquidators appointed on September 10.
M&S shoppers hail £50 white shirt as 'perfect' investment piece
Marks and Spencer shoppers praise the £50 Pure Cotton Collared Relaxed Shirt as a versatile 'investment' piece with a 4.7-star rating from over 100 reviews.
Boehly sells Chelsea stake to Clearlake Capital
Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have sold their Chelsea stakes to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity firm full control of the Premier League club.
Badenoch: Burnham tax plans risk 1970s-style crisis
Kemi Badenoch warns Andy Burnham's 'old-fashioned tax-and-spend socialism' risks dragging Britain into a 1970s-style Winter of Discontent, with brutal tax rises expected in next month's Budget.
47 Skin founder's gran's cream led to Boots skincare line
47 Skin founder Nic created a skincare line sold in Boots after his grandmother sent him a cream containing Silver Chitoderm that cleared his skin in four days.
Burnham blamed as Wandsworth council tax set to soar 94%
Andy Burnham has been accused of punishing voters after Wandsworth Council was forced to hike council tax by 94% following an £84m cut in government funding.
M56 crash near Manchester Airport halts traffic
A multi-vehicle crash on the M56 near Manchester Airport has stopped all traffic, causing long delays for drivers.
Winter Fuel Payment: Key Deadline to Avoid Repayment Hassle
More than 2.2 million pensioners face repaying Winter Fuel Payments. Opt-out deadlines: call by Friday September 18 or apply online by Sunday September 20.
DVLA auction: £200 plate sells for £17,644
A number plate starting at £200 sold for £17,644 at the DVLA's September 2026 auction, with four plates totalling £68,324.
Anthropic lands $31bn datacentre deal in western Queensland
AI giant Anthropic has signed a deal to lease its first Australian datacentre in western Queensland, a project Premier David Crisafulli called a 'major win' for jobs and energy.
Bob the Builder star Neil Morrissey returns after 15 years in E.ON ad
Neil Morrissey reprises Bob the Builder after 15 years in a new E.ON Next campaign, promoting green skills training and solar panel installation.
Scotland's 'little Copenhagen' is ideal for an autumn break
Leith in Edinburgh has been compared to Copenhagen's Nyhavn for its colourful waterfront, trendy shops, Michelin-starred restaurants and attractions like the Royal Yacht Britannia.
Man Utd fear JJ Gabriel exit after shock Old Trafford request
Manchester United fear highly rated 15-year-old JJ Gabriel could leave after he requested to cancel his registration and become a free agent.
State pension tax rules to be revealed at October Budget
Pensions minister Torsten Bell says the government will outline new state pension tax rules at the Budget on October 28, as the pension is set to rise above the income tax threshold for the first time next year.
Fuel costs rise nearly £5 for family cars, RAC reports
The RAC says filling a family car costs almost £5 more since early September, with petrol at 170.54p and diesel at 192.86p per litre.
Wirral bus shake-up: hourly services and hospital links
Wirral becomes second Liverpool City Region area with publicly owned buses from October 25, adding hourly services and direct links to Arrowe Park and Clatterbridge hospitals.
1,100 women invested in Britain's slave trade, research finds
More than 1,000 women invested in companies at the heart of Britain's slave trade, using profits from trafficking enslaved Africans to secure their families' futures, research reveals.
Kitchen staple that removes sofa and carpet odours
Bicarbonate of soda can banish bad smells from sofas, carpets and other soft furnishings. A cleaning expert shares simple tips using the kitchen staple.
State pension set for 3.9% rise to £13,036, figures show
New wage data points to a 3.9% state pension increase next April, lifting the new state pension to £250.70 a week (£13,036 a year), with final figures due on October 20.
UK drivers urged to refuel before Thursday as fuel prices soar
UK drivers are urged to fill up before Thursday as petrol and diesel prices reach their highest since April, with unleaded averaging 169.68p and diesel 191.68p per litre.
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