Arsenal Agree Terms with £43m World Cup Star Manu Kone
Arsenal have reportedly agreed personal terms with Roma midfielder Manu Kone, casting doubt on other potential transfers. The £43m-rated French World Cup talent is a top target.
Category : Acquisitions
50 New Affordable Homes Proposed for Little Hulton
A £14m plan to build 50 affordable homes in Little Hulton, Salford, has been submitted by Stonebond Properties and Great Places Housing Group, with homes for rent and shared ownership.
FTSE 100 Rises on Middle East Peace Hopes, Oil Below $80
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.6% as oil fell below $80 amid US-Iran peace optimism. Banks and housebuilders rallied, while Rathbones plunged 17%.
Arteta Drives Arsenal Move for Free Agent Mingueza
Mikel Arteta is pushing Arsenal to sign out-of-contract Celta Vigo defender Oscar Mingueza, with the versatile Spain international viewed as a cheaper alternative to Newcastle's Tino Livramento.
Morrisons Fish and Chips Afternoon Tea: £7.50 per Person
Morrisons launches fish and chips afternoon tea for two at £15, with scones and refillable drinks. We tried it at the Leigh store and share our verdict.
Cleaning Machine Firm Liquidates After 19 Years in UK
Capital Power Clean Limited, a cleaning machine company based in Livingston, Scotland, has entered Creditor's Voluntary Liquidation after nearly 20 years in business.
NatWest Closes Four UK Branches This Week
NatWest is shutting four UK branches this week, including two in London, one in Edinburgh, and one in West Yorkshire. The bank has closed over 1,500 branches since 2015.
La Tiara Taco Shells to Return After General Mills Buyout
La Tiara taco shells return after General Mills buys the plant. Production resumes January 2026, expanding staff and shifts.
Disney Begins Laying Off 1,000 Employees In Strategic Restructuring
Disney lays off nearly 1,000 employees in strategic restructuring under new CEO Josh D’Amaro, targeting marketing and brand departments.
BrewDog Co-Founder Faces Backlash from Small Investors Over Sale
James Watt apologises to BrewDog investors after £33m sale leaves many empty-handed, sparking backlash on LinkedIn.
Troon Men's Shed Approved for Pavilion Takeover
South Ayrshire Council has approved the transfer of Hosiery Park Pavilion to Troon Men's Shed, enabling a permanent home for community activities and wellbeing.
DW Sports Collapse Puts 1,700 Jobs at Risk After £14m Loan
DW Sports enters administration, putting 1,700 jobs at risk after £14m loan and Covid-19 lockdown. All 75 stores to close, gyms may be saved.
Chelsea Confirm Four Academy Players to Depart as Xabi Alonso Era Begins
Chelsea confirm four academy players will leave as Xabi Alonso prepares to take over as manager this summer.
Crystal Palace Appoint Pierre Sage as Head Coach (16.06.2026)
Crystal Palace have confirmed Pierre Sage as their new head coach on a three-year contract, with plans to back him in the transfer market for their Europa League campaign.
Canada Axes Human Rights Watchdog for Overseas Firms
Canada eliminates the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise, a watchdog investigating human rights abuses by Canadian companies abroad, citing ineffectiveness since 2019.
Corrections: Travel Insurance and Bailiff Regulation
Corrections to UK travel insurance payout (£262m, not £262bn) and Enforcement Conduct Board's jurisdiction (England and Wales, not UK). Other amended articles listed.
Sudoku 7,349 Medium: Fill Grid with 1-9
Fill the grid so every row, column, and 3x3 box contains numbers 1 to 9. Solution in next Guardian issue.
Texas Tech QB Sorsby Enters NFL Supplemental Draft
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is entering the NFL supplemental draft after an NCAA betting ban, potentially ending a legal dispute over his college eligibility.
Mail on Sunday Attacks Restore as Right Split Creates Headache
The Mail on Sunday and Daily Mail launched fierce attacks on Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain, reflecting the fracturing rightwing press amid the rise of Reform UK and Farage.
Grill'd Sued for Misleading Tree Planting Donation Campaign
The ACCC has sued Grill'd for greenwashing, alleging it misled customers about donations from its Tree Day Tuesday campaign, with only 4% of burgers resulting in a $1 donation.
RBA Holds Rate at 4.35%, Warns of Possible Further Hikes
The Reserve Bank of Australia left the cash rate at 4.35% but warned another hike is possible. Governor Bullock said inflation remains too high and the board is ready to act if needed.
Burnham Allies Jostle for Cabinet Jobs as Byelection Looms
As Andy Burnham is predicted to win the Makerfield byelection, allies are positioning for key cabinet roles, with Ed Miliband tipped as chancellor and Louise Haigh as a key fixer.
Pizza Hut Sold in Two Deals Totaling $2.7 Billion
Yum! Brands sells struggling Pizza Hut chain for $2.7bn in two separate deals, with LongRange Capital and Yum China acquiring different segments.
Stop Real Estate Agent Harassment After Open House
Learn how to stop real estate agents from contacting you after giving your details at an open house, using Australian spam and privacy laws.
RBA Holds Rates, Warns Inflation Still Too High
The Reserve Bank of Australia held the cash rate at 4.35%, ending a run of three hikes. Governor Michele Bullock warns inflation remains too high, with geopolitical risks adding uncertainty.
Rolls-Royce Launches Ultra-Exclusive Coachbuild Collection with Electric Debut
Rolls-Royce unveils ultra-exclusive Coachbuild Collection with electric debut, offering limited-edition cars and curated experiences for elite clients.
West Ham Owner Warns Man Utd Over Transfer But Truth Clear
Daniel Kretinsky insists West Ham don't need to sell, but Manchester United know Mateus Fernandes will leave after relegation, with a double deal possible.
Poundstretcher Avoids Administration After Restructuring
Poundstretcher has avoided administration after a High Court-approved restructuring plan. The discount retailer will not close stores or cut jobs, focusing on rent reductions.
UK inflation set to bounce back to 3% in May
UK inflation is expected to rise to 3% in May, driven by higher airfares and vehicle excise duty, after falling to 2.8% in April due to lower energy prices.
Mark Chapman Criticizes World Cup Celebrity Focus
BBC presenter Mark Chapman expresses frustration with the excessive focus on celebrities during FIFA World Cup broadcasts, calling it 'grumpy' but justified.
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