M&S Demolition Sparks Wasteland Fears in Aberdeen
An 80,000-square-ft former Marks & Spencer store in Aberdeen city centre is set to be demolished, raising concerns about a potential derelict wasteland.
An 80,000-square-ft former Marks & Spencer store in Aberdeen city centre is set to be demolished, raising concerns about a potential derelict wasteland.
Gary Neville's net worth is estimated between £70-100m. He is married to Emma Neville, who stays out of the spotlight. His £8m eco-mansion plan was scrapped.
Newcastle United accelerate their search for a new right-back after Tino Livramento's calf injury rules him out of the World Cup, with Oscar Mingueza among the targets.
Everton are linked with Juventus winger Edon Zhegrova. Stats comparisons with Premier League players like Cherki and Lindstrom suggest a mixed profile.
Manchester United have seen seven players depart this summer as Michael Carrick reshapes the squad. Casemiro, Sancho, and Hojlund are among those gone, while Rashford, Onana, and Zirkzee could exit.
Manchester United are reportedly targeting Borussia Dortmund's Felix Nmecha (£61m) and West Ham's Crysencio Summerville (£50m) after impressive World Cup performances, with competition from Real Madrid for Nmecha.
Arsenal's deadline-day £92m deal for Thomas Lemar collapsed, blocking Alexis Sanchez's move to Manchester City. Sanchez later joined Manchester United in a swap deal.
ARN Media's market value plummets to ~$100M as Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson sue for over $160M in damages.
Manchester United refuse loan offers for Marcus Rashford after Barcelona missed transfer deadline, signaling a new hardline stance to avoid past mistakes with Jadon Sancho.
Royal Mail owner IDS leans toward £3.5bn takeover by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, with commitments to protect universal service and workers' rights.
Premium Bonds July draw reveals two new £1 million winners from London and Surrey. Check your bonds now.
Strachan Travel Ltd, a UK travel agency operating for over 40 years, has entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all holiday packages. Customers may claim compensation.
Environment secretary objects to Thames Water rescue plan over consumer burden, pushing utility closer to nationalisation.
Meghan Markle's latest As Ever collaboration with Clevr Blends draws harsh criticism from fans, who call the strategy 'flawed' and 'tiring'.
Washington DC renames street outside Saudi Embassy to Khashoggi Way in honour of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Food inflation may peak lower than feared but persist into 2028, adding £203 extra for families this year and £207 next year, the Institute of Grocery Distribution forecasts.
A survey by M&G reveals parents expect to support teenagers until age 26, with 7% moving to bigger homes. Many delay retirement or cut spending.
New research reveals £4.5bn of British gold lies in WWII wrecks, with recovery operation planned west of Ireland.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ceased paying rent on Frogmore Cottage after repaying £2.4m in renovations, which acted as rent in lieu. The couple vacated the property in 2023.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces £1.3 billion in clean energy and AI investments from French and Indian companies at the G7 summit, creating 1,400 jobs.
Legal experts clarify that parking on a driveway is trespass, not a crime. They advise against clamping or towing and recommend leaving notes, taking photos, and seeking legal advice for persistent issues.
Racegoers at Royal Ascot are expected to consume a record 70,000 bottles of champagne this week, with the World Cup fueling celebrations. Organizers also prepare for heat after last year's incidents.
Aurelien Tchouameni explains why he rejected Liverpool for Real Madrid, despite Jurgen Klopp's personal efforts to sign him.
Telegraph sale hit by controversy after photo links RedBird chair to Chinese politburo member suspected in spy ring.
England fans were welcomed in Texas ahead of the World Cup opener, with chants of 'It's coming home' during a live music set. Despite being 'a little loud,' they were well-behaved.
Manchester United have told Newcastle they will not sign Sandro Tonali due to his £100m price tag. Tottenham and Arsenal are interested, while Newcastle prepare for a potential exit.
SpaceX acquires AI coding startup Anysphere for $60bn, boosting xAI's capabilities. The company surpasses Amazon in market cap, reaching $2.8tn after IPO.
Chelsea have approached Atalanta for left-back Marco Palestra, also a Man City target. The 21-year-old is valued at €55m but prefers to stay in Italy.
Fern Britton criticises Marks and Spencer over shortage of World Cup sticker albums, calling it a 'scam' to boost food sales. Many shoppers share frustration.
Pizza Hut is set to be sold in a £2bn deal by Yum! Brands to private equity firm LongRange Capital, months after closing 68 UK branches and rescuing the business from administration.