Tunisia Sack Lamouchi After Crushing World Cup Defeat
Tunisia have reportedly sacked head coach Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 defeat to Sweden in their World Cup opener, with Wahbi Khazri set to take over as interim manager.
Category : Acquisitions
Yan Diomande Transfer Could Lead to Liverpool Signing
Liverpool may miss out on Yan Diomande to PSG, but his move could trigger Bradley Barcola's transfer to Anfield, providing an exciting alternative for the Reds.
Reform's Migrant Labour Tax: What You Need to Know
Robert Jenrick unveils Reform UK's Employers' Migrant Labour Levy, taxing firms for foreign workers to fund NI cuts for British hires, aiming to reduce benefits and end cheap labour.
Mirror+ Launches: Exclusive Content and Ad-Free Experience
The Daily Mirror introduces Mirror+, a subscription service offering ad-free browsing, exclusive newsletters, and in-depth features. Memberships start at £19.99 for the first year.
Real Life Succession: Inside the Murdoch Family Drama
As Succession ends, the real Murdoch family drama heats up. Author Paddy Manning on the battle for Rupert Murdoch's empire.
UK Pizza Dough Supplier Collapses After 34 Years
Millennium Dough Company, a UK pizza dough supplier, has gone into administration after 34 years, owing creditors over £1.5 million. Administrators appointed to assess options.
De Zerbi Plots Tottenham Summer Rebuild with Priority Signings
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi targets attacking reinforcements and a new goalkeeper to avoid a repeat of last season's relegation battle, with Savinho and James Trafford on the radar.
Man Utd Handed Rashford Boost After Barcelona Loan Ends
Manchester United receive a boost as Marcus Rashford's loan at Barcelona ends without a permanent transfer, putting him in the World Cup shop window.
Dad Fights Neighbors Over Garden Office on His Land
Justin Leech claims his neighbor's garden office is on his property due to a fence error. He may tear down the fence to force a court decision.
Peel Hunt Returns to Profit as Revenues Surge 57%
Peel Hunt swings to £21.1m pre-tax profit from £3.5m loss, driven by M&A boom and cost controls. Revenues jump 57% to £143.5m.
US-Iran Deal: Fragile Truce or Lasting Peace?
The US and Iran have struck a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but experts warn it's a fragile pause with core issues like Iran's nuclear program unresolved.
Lloyds and Halifax Announce 79 More Bank Closures
Lloyds Banking Group has revealed plans to close 79 Lloyds and Halifax branches over the coming year, including three sites across Greater Manchester.
Schoolgirl's Hilarious Response to BBC Question Goes Viral
A schoolgirl's deadpan 'stare at a wall' reply to a BBC Breakfast question about the under-16 social media ban has left viewers in hysterics, going viral online.
Bank of England Governor Defends Bond-Selling Programme
Andrew Bailey defends the Bank of England's bond-selling programme, arguing it provides capacity to counter future economic shocks despite criticism over taxpayer costs.
Cammell Laird Renamed Balaena Birkenhead After Takeover
Cammell Laird shipyard in Birkenhead is renamed Balaena Birkenhead following a £150m takeover by Balaena Group, which plans investment and a new apprenticeship programme.
West Ham Chase Newcastle's Transfer Guru Steve Nickson
Newcastle United's head of recruitment Steve Nickson is wanted by West Ham. Explore his key signings, from Ayoze Perez to Bruno Guimaraes, that shaped the Magpies.
Tata Steel Update After Fire at Plant
Tata Steel provides a significant update on its future following a massive fire that ripped through its plant, impacting operations and raising concerns about the site's long-term viability.
Pest Control Aberdeenshire Enters Administration
LPPC Environmental Ltd, trading as Pest Control Aberdeenshire, has appointed administrators. The green-focused pest control firm was established in 2023.
Betway World Cup: Bet £10, Get £40 Free Bets
Betway offers new UK customers £40 in free World Cup bets for a £10 stake. Includes bet builder and acca tokens. Valid for the 2026 tournament.
Liverpool Fans Urge Club to Sign £86.4m Winger After World Cup Display
Liverpool supporters are calling for the club to sign Yan Diomande as Andoni Iraola's first transfer after his impressive World Cup debut, where he tormented Arsenal's Piero Hincapie.
Quiz Closing 11 Stores by June 20 Amid Administration
British clothing retailer Quiz is closing 11 more stores between June 13 and June 20 as part of its administration process, with all 37 remaining shops set to shut by the end of June 2026.
Microsoft May Spin Off Xbox Into Separate Business
Microsoft is reportedly considering spinning off Xbox into a wholly-owned subsidiary or forming a joint venture, as CEO Satya Nadella emphasizes the need for sustainable monetization.
Marc Cucurella's £52m Real Madrid Transfer Official
Marc Cucurella has completed his £51.7m transfer to Real Madrid, ending his four-year stint at Chelsea. The deal includes an initial £47.4m plus £4.3m in add-ons.
93p Sainsbury's Fish Fingers Win Taste Test
A taste test of seven UK supermarket own-brand fish fingers plus Birds Eye finds Sainsbury's 93p pack tops the list, beating pricier rivals in flavour and texture.
Tata Steel Gives Update After Port Talbot Fire
Tata Steel updates on fire damage at Port Talbot pickle line, reassures customers of supply continuity. Mitigation plans in place; long-term transformation unaffected.
Real Madrid Sign Cucurella from Chelsea for £51.7m
Real Madrid have officially announced the signing of Chelsea left-back Marc Cucurella for a total fee of £51.7m, with the player agreeing to a six-year contract.
Seaside Town 'Dying on Its Feet': Charity Shops Close
Pwllheli, once a jewel of the Llŷn Peninsula, now resembles a ghost town as rising costs and business rates force shop closures. Residents and traders call for urgent action.
Middle East Peace Deal May Boost UK Mortgage Rates This Week
Mortgage brokers report that the Middle East peace deal could lead to positive movements in UK fixed rate mortgage pricing, but warn it is not a silver bullet and domestic factors remain key.
UK Mortgage Rates Could Improve After Middle East Deal
Mortgage experts welcome the Middle East peace deal as a positive sign for UK mortgage costs, but caution that domestic factors still need addressing for a full market recovery.
Sigma Healthcare Pulls Out of Boots Takeover Talks
Australian pharmacy firm Sigma Healthcare has ended takeover discussions for Boots, citing strategic and capital objectives not met. The UK giant had revealed early talks last week.
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