Sunderland Beat Rangers to Sign Geragusian to First Pro Deal
Finn Geragusian signs first professional contract with Sunderland, rejecting interest from Rangers. The 18-year-old Armenian international scored 13 goals for the U21s last season.
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M&S £1.25 Wipes Instantly Remove Stains, Fans Say
Marks and Spencer's £1.25 stain remover wipes are praised by cleaning enthusiasts for instantly removing stains from clothes, carpets, and upholstery, with rave reviews on social media.
Arsenal Close on Manu Kone, Trossard Agent in Istanbul
Arsenal are finalising a £43m deal for Manu Kone after personal terms were agreed, while Leandro Trossard's agent travels to Istanbul for Besiktas transfer talks worth £15.5m.
Virgin Media fined record £28m for blocking customer switches
Ofcom fined Virgin Media a record £28 million for deliberately blocking or delaying millions of customers from switching providers over nearly three years, the regulator's largest consumer protection penalty.
Triple Lock to Add £15.5bn Yearly to Spending by 2030
The OBR forecasts the State Pension Triple Lock will add £15.5bn a year to spending by 2029-30, driven by high inflation and an ageing population, raising public debt concerns.
Severn Trent Avoids Fine for Wastewater Failures
Severn Trent Water breached wastewater rules but avoided a fine by proactively fixing issues, investing £98m in infrastructure and cutting spills by 41%.
I Stayed in UK's Poshest Premier Inn in Former Police Station
The hub by Premier Inn in Farringdon, housed in a former Victorian police station, offers budget rooms from £75 with historic features like a white-tiled stairway and police lantern.
Bourton-on-the-Water: Tourists Mistakenly Think Entry Costs Money
Tourists visiting Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds often ask how much it costs to enter the village, unaware that entry is free. The village attracts 300,000 visitors yearly.
750,000 UK Households to Lose £170 a Month: BoE Warning
The Bank of England warns 750,000 households face £170 monthly mortgage increases, with five million seeing £45 rises by 2028, as fixed-rate deals end amid higher interest rates.
Virgin Media Fined Record £28m for Hindering Customer Switches
Ofcom fined Virgin Media a record £28 million for widespread mishandling of cancellation calls, causing millions of customers unreasonable difficulty when trying to switch providers.
Martin Lewis Urges Energy Deal Switch After Price Cap Rise
Martin Lewis urges households to compare energy deals after the July Price Cap rise, saying it's the 'sweet spot' to switch with potential savings of £200+.
A19 Crashes Cause Severe Delays in Sunderland Area
Two crashes on the A19 south of Sunderland cause severe delays in both directions, with southbound at Seaton and northbound at Herrington Interchange partially blocked.
Virgin Media Fined £28m Over Cancellation Calls
Ofcom fined Virgin Media £28 million for mishandling millions of customer cancellation calls, causing unreasonable hassle and pressure to prevent switching.
Salah Transfer Explored as World Cup Star Warned Against Liverpool
Mohamed Salah's future remains unresolved after Liverpool exit, with Roma and Juventus eyeing a move but facing financial hurdles. Meanwhile, Bradley Barcola is advised to stay at PSG.
Brits Urged to Check State Pension Age Ahead of April Increase
Millions urged to check State Pension age as increase from 66 to 67 begins in April. DWP advises verifying retirement date online.
Ryanair Flight Forced to Turn Back After Passenger Arrested for Mid-Air Disruption
Ryanair flight from Manchester to Faro turned back after a passenger was arrested for alleged drunk and disruptive behaviour, including a mid-air fight.
American Adventure Theme Park Now Housing Estate
The American Adventure Theme Park in Heanor, Derbyshire, closed in 2007 after 20 years. Its site is now a housing estate, with a park on neighbouring land. The park featured record-breaking rides like Nightmare Niagara.
Putin Angry 'Made in Russia' Products Unpopular on Domestic Sites
Vladimir Putin expressed frustration after learning that 'Made in Russia' products are primarily sold on foreign e-commerce platforms, not Russian-owned ones, due to low domestic demand.
Samsung Confirms Unpacked Event July 22, New Foldable Expected
Samsung has announced its next Unpacked event on July 22 in London, where it is expected to unveil new foldable devices including a refreshed Galaxy Z Flip and Z Fold, plus a potential new passport-style foldable to compete with Apple.
Aldi to Install Parcel Lockers at Over 500 UK Stores
Aldi is rolling out InPost parcel lockers at over 500 UK stores, with plans to reach 600 by year-end, enhancing convenience for online shoppers.
Benidorm's €1 Beer: Bargain or Bottom of the Barrel?
A reporter tries Benidorm's €1 beer despite warnings, finds it a bargain but small, highlighting the resort's competitive bar scene.
Apple Shares Tumble Over 20% as iPhone Sales Slow
Apple shares have fallen over 20% since October due to iPhone sales slowdown, production cuts, and market fears, despite services growth plans.
Glasgow Central Station Partially Reopens After Vape Shop Fire
Glasgow Central station partially reopens after a fire in a neighbouring vape shop forced its closure. Reduced services resume from Wednesday.
Tesla Granted Licence to Supply Electricity in Great Britain
Tesla receives Ofgem licence to supply electricity to UK homes and businesses, expanding its energy business beyond electric vehicles.
Mercedes and Dacia Named UK's Most Efficient Electric Vehicles
Mercedes CLA 250+ and Dacia Spring named UK's most efficient EVs with 5 miles per kWh. Tesla Model 3 third. New tax on heavy vehicles proposed.
Bank of England Holds Rates Amid Iran Uncertainty; Oil Falls on Peace Hopes
BoE holds rates at 3.75% amid Iran uncertainty; oil falls on peace hopes; Asda partners with Ocado; South East Water faces debt downgrade.
New 10-Year UK Residency Rule May Offer Exemptions for Some
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood suggests spouses and older migrants could get exemptions from proposed 10-year residency rule for permanent settlement, amid consultation on transitional arrangements.
Pepsi Unveils Prebiotic Cola After £1.6bn Poppi Acquisition
Pepsi launches prebiotic cola with fibre and low sugar after acquiring Poppi for $2bn, targeting health-conscious consumers.
Next's £29 Boho Maxi Skirt Flies Off Shelves
Next's cotton tiered maxi skirt, priced at £29, is selling fast as shoppers praise its bohemian style, comfort, and vibrant prints for summer.
US Launches Over 80 Strikes on Iran After Tanker Attacks
US forces launched over 80 strikes on Iranian targets after three commercial vessels were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran retaliated, hitting Bahrain and Kuwait, escalating tensions in the fragile ceasefire.
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