Man Utd to Decide Collyer's Future After £85m Signings
Manchester United will clarify Toby Collyer's future after completing three midfield signings, including Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans. A loan or permanent exit is possible.
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Iraola Admission Leaves Liverpool with No Other Transfer Option
Andoni Iraola admits Liverpool must replace injured Conor Bradley and Giovanni Leoni, leaving the Reds with no choice but to sign a right-back this summer despite other pressing needs.
Moyes furious over wrong World Cup star before Yobo signing
David Moyes was furious after Everton initially received the wrong Chinese World Cup star, but later signed Joseph Yobo, who became a club legend.
Iraola Backs Elliott, Mac Allister on Mora Transfer Rumour
Andoni Iraola confirmed Harvey Elliott is part of his Liverpool plans, praising his early pre-season return. Alexis Mac Allister addressed links to Gilberto Mora, calling him a 'great player'.
Martin Lewis: £420 Holiday Parking Check on Way to Airport
Martin Lewis reveals how to save over £420 on airport parking by using comparison sites, even booking on the way to the airport. Example: Manchester Airport parking from £500 to £76.
Glasgow SEC Bonuses Hit £217,000 Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Bonuses at Glasgow council-owned SEC Ltd soared to £217,000 in 2025/26, with seven bosses averaging £31,011 each, sparking criticism amid budget cuts and council tax hikes.
DWP Secretary Steps In for Disabled Son's Benefits Battle
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden intervenes after a family with a severely disabled son was told to look for work for him, calling it a critical issue he is determined to tackle.
Man Utd Midfield Rebuild: Carrick Role in Santos Deal, Tielemans Twist
Michael Carrick's influence helped sign Andrey Santos for £50m. Man Utd also triggered Youri Tielemans' £35m release clause, putting the Ederson deal on hold after a failed medical.
Jet2 Plane Declares Emergency, Lands Safely in Manchester
A Jet2 flight from Cyprus to Manchester declared a mid-air emergency, transmitting code 7700. The plane landed safely at Manchester Airport at 3:39 am, 90 minutes late, with no further details available yet.
Hob vs Microwave: Which Method Makes Tastier Baked Beans?
Baked beans taste far better when cooked on the hob than in the microwave, according to a taste test. The hob method produced a richer flavour and thicker sauce.
Pro-Level Pan Set Now £222 Off, Customers Rave
Made In Cookware's premium stainless steel 13-piece set is reduced by £222 to £979, with rave reviews calling it 'pro-level' and 'lifetime' cookware. The 5-piece set is also on sale for £309.
Merseyrail Major Changes for Open Championship Week
Merseyrail will increase services for The 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale from July 16-19, with 10-minute frequencies at peak times and express trains to Hillside.
Arsenal Working on £236m Duo Morgan Rogers and Bradley Barcola
Arsenal are reportedly pursuing marquee moves for Morgan Rogers and Bradley Barcola, valued at a combined £236m, as sporting director Andrea Berta targets simultaneous deals to strengthen the squad.
Arsenal Transfer: Guimaraes £130m Boost, Alvarez Update
Arsenal learn Bruno Guimaraes may cost £100m+ after £60m bid rejected, while Julian Alvarez's £130m price tag opens door amid Atletico's refusal to sell to Barcelona.
Sainsbury's Dinner for 7 for Under £27: £3.75 per Head
A family of 7 enjoyed a homemade lasagne dinner from Sainsbury's for just £26.28 total, costing £3.75 per person, proving budget-friendly meals are possible.
Spain Quietly Drops 100% Property Tax Plan for UK Expats
Spain's proposed 100% tax on foreign property buyers has been quietly shelved due to lack of parliamentary support, reviving expat dreams. Cheapest spots revealed.
Europe's Best Island Sardinia Rivals Caribbean Without Long-Haul Flight
Sardinia, named Europe's best island for 2026 by Travel and Leisure, offers Caribbean-like turquoise waters and beaches just 2h45m from the UK, with £23 flights.
Airport Drop-Off Fees Slammed as 'Out of Control' at £1/min
UK airport drop-off fees, including Gatwick's £1 per minute charge, face government review after Lords force re-examination, citing harm to families and disabled passengers.
DWP Urged to Scrap Universal Credit Rule Over £425 Payment
The DWP faces calls to scrap a Universal Credit rule as MPs warn rising State Pension age could push thousands onto £425-a-month payments, risking financial hardship.
British Fish and Chips First Try Leaves Kiwi Reporter Underwhelmed
A New Zealand reporter tries British fish and chips for the first time at Chippy on the Corner in Holloway. The £37.30 portion was huge but mushy peas disappointed.
I Paid £37.30 for British Fish and Chips: A Kiwi's Verdict
A New Zealander tries British fish and chips in London for the first time, paying £37.30 for a large meal. The verdict: mostly good but mushy peas disappoint.
Iraola to Hold Talks with Curtis Jones Over Liverpool Future
Andoni Iraola confirms he will discuss Curtis Jones' Liverpool future, hoping the midfielder stays amid Inter interest, with two bids rejected.
Alonso Wants Chelsea to Sign £51m Goalkeeper Diogo Costa
Xabi Alonso has told Chelsea to sign a new goalkeeper, targeting Porto's Diogo Costa for £51m, as he has doubts over Robert Sanchez and Filip Jorgensen.
Six-Bedroom Tynemouth Home Near Longsands Beach £700k
A six-bedroom family home in Tynemouth, near Longsands Beach, is on the market for £700,000. The property offers three reception rooms, a large kitchen, sun room, two loft rooms, garden, and parking.
Scholes tells Arsenal to sign Alvarez after World Cup
Paul Scholes has advised Arsenal to do everything possible to sign Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid, calling the World Cup winner 'top-class' and urging the club to meet the reported £100m price tag.
Reeves: UK economy beat the odds due to my choices
Rachel Reeves will say Britain's economy has 'beaten the odds' under her stewardship, defending her record ahead of Andy Burnham's incoming government, warning the UK must maintain credibility.
UK Heatwave and World Cup Boost June Retail Sales 1.9%
Total UK retail sales rose 1.9% year-on-year in June, driven by a 5.1% surge in online sales as consumers bought fans and paddling pools to beat the heatwave, while World Cup matches boosted pub spending.
Coalition Urges Burnham to Go Further on Business Rates Reform
The Real Rates Reform Alliance calls for a 2% tax on online sales to fund a 37% cut in business rates for physical shops, urging Andy Burnham to go further with reform.
UK Banks Pay £16.4bn in Bonuses, Highest Since 2008
UK banks paid £16.4bn in bonuses in Q1 2026, the highest since the 2008 financial crisis, prompting TUC calls for a windfall tax to ease household energy bills.
64M Pints of No-Alcohol Beer Expected This Summer in UK
Health-conscious Brits are set to consume over 64 million pints of no and low alcohol beer this summer, driven by moderation trends and hot weather, according to the British Beer and Pub Association.
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