Burnham's London Impact: Tax, Housing, Jobs, Inequality
Andy Burnham's premiership could bring tax rises, house price falls, job cuts, and reduced inequality to London, with major shifts in devolution and housing policy.
Category : Acquisitions
Morgan Rogers to Chelsea: Proof Football Is Broken
Chelsea's £117m British record transfer for Morgan Rogers, despite finishing 10th, proves football is broken. The Premier League needs a reset to stop rich clubs poaching talent from overachievers like Aston Villa.
John Stones Set for Free Transfer to Arsenal After Man City Exit
Arsenal are reportedly plotting a surprise move for free agent John Stones, as Mikel Arteta seeks cover for injured William Saliba. The 32-year-old defender left Man City after ten years.
Liverpool Transfer News: Iraola Eyes £100m+ Signings
Liverpool are targeting a £100m-plus right-sided overhaul after Mohamed Salah's exit, with Jason McAteer urging reinforcements. The Reds also signed 14-year-old Isaiah Bryan from West Brom for £200,000.
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Thames Water Creditors Open to Talks with Burnham on Public Control
Thames Water creditors are willing to discuss greater public control of the utility as incoming PM Andy Burnham considers temporary nationalisation to address the company's £20 billion debt.
Newcastle United Transfer Woes: Club Losing Appeal, Says Alan Smith
Sky Sports pundit Alan Smith says Newcastle United's project is less attractive to signings, citing missed targets and player departures. The club finished 12th last season and faces financial restrictions.
75% of UK Firms Vote No Confidence in New PM Andy Burnham
Three quarters of UK businesses fear more tax rises under new PM Andy Burnham, with some threatening to relocate to America, according to a DJH survey of 200 bosses.
Rolls-Royce Fixes Engine Woes, Seeks UK Support for Narrowbody Return
Rolls-Royce has resolved Trent engine cracking issues, boosting profits 40% to £3.5bn. Now it seeks UK government backing to re-enter the narrowbody jet engine market.
Foreign Office Updates Travel Advice for Greece, Portugal, Turkey
The Foreign Office has updated travel guidance for UK tourists heading to Greece, Portugal, and Turkey, covering wildfires, prescription medicines, and drink-driving laws.
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Julian Alvarez Transfer: Man City Windfall, Arsenal & Barcelona
Manchester City could net £4m-£8m from Julian Alvarez's potential £120m-£160m sale due to a 10% sell-on clause from his 2024 transfer to Atletico Madrid. Arsenal, Barcelona, and Real Madrid are linked.
BBC Promo After 540,000 Stop Paying Licence Fee
The BBC has released a big-budget promotional video featuring nearly 100 stars after 540,000 viewers stopped paying the TV licence fee, as income drops by £1bn in real terms.
Trafford Transfer Decision Made as Newcastle Step Up Bid
Newcastle United are prioritizing a goalkeeper signing, with James Trafford as top target. The 23-year-old is keen to be England No 1, but needs club starts. Newcastle may pay £40m, while City want £50m.
Arsenal Sign Tottenham's Elijah Upson After Missing Out on Rogers
Arsenal have completed the signing of Tottenham prospect Elijah Upson, son of former Gunners defender Matthew, after missing out on Morgan Rogers to Chelsea. The 18-year-old turned down a new Spurs contract and will join for compensation.
Go Greek Yogurt UK: Healthier Frozen Dessert Rivals Ice Cream
Go Greek Yogurt opens its first UK store in London, offering protein-rich frozen yoghurt as a healthier alternative to ice cream. Our review reveals a surprisingly delicious and satisfying treat.
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Rangers Push for Dragojevic; Hjerto-Dahl Reports False
Rangers are finalising a £4.6m transfer for Partizan Belgrade captain Vanja Dragojevic, aiming to have him signed before Wednesday's St-Etienne friendly. Reports of a handshake deal for Tromso's Jens Hjerto-Dahl are false.
Maghull locals rail against development: 'We don't want it'
Maghull residents and councillors oppose speculative housing developments, citing overstretched schools, roads, and healthcare. A petition against 103 homes off Northway gathered over 650 signatures.
Man Utd prepare £47m transfer offer for Roma's Manu Kone
Manchester United are reportedly preparing to submit a £47m offer for Roma midfielder Manu Kone, with the France international requesting no talks until after the World Cup.
City's Next Midfield Signing Reveals Rodri, Anderson Futures
Manchester City's pursuit of Ayyoub Bouaddi for £85m signals a Rodri handover plan. The next midfield signing will clarify Elliot Anderson's role, with Enzo Fernandez as a cheaper alternative.
Morgan Rogers Chooses Chelsea: Three Key Reasons Behind £117m Move
Morgan Rogers is set to join Chelsea in a £117m deal, snubbing Arsenal. The England star was swayed by Chelsea's long-term project, Xabi Alonso's appointment, and plans to play him as a left winger.
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Rabiot slams France team-mates after 'shameful' England loss
Adrien Rabiot criticised France team-mates for 'shameful' attitude in 6-4 World Cup third-place play-off loss to England, calling first-half performance 'unacceptable'.
Evans Helped Tielemans Seal Man United Transfer
Jonny Evans provided a character reference for Youri Tielemans, helping the midfielder complete his transfer to Manchester United. Evans' glowing recommendation from their time at Leicester City convinced manager Michael Carrick of Tielemans' fit.
Celtic transfer news: Four deals possible as Hassan, Kyogo, Araujo, Bakker linked
Celtic can trigger four transfers: Haissem Hassan available for £10m after release clause drop, Kyogo Furuhashi and Julian Araujo 'want' returns, and Mitchel Bakker linked.
Radek Vitek ready to leave Man United amid transfer interest
Manchester United goalkeeper Radek Vitek has stated he is ready to leave the club this summer, either on loan or permanently, following interest from several clubs after a successful loan spell at Bristol City.
St Mawes Housing Crisis: Young Families Priced Out
St Mawes, dubbed the 'St Tropez of England', faces an affordable housing crisis as soaring prices force young families out of the Cornish village beloved by royals.
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Dylan begs Betsy as police close in: Corrie spoiler
Dylan Wilson begs Betsy Swain for forgiveness after her stroke from consensual strangulation, but police arrive to take her statement, potentially leading to charges.
UK June Inflation Seen Falling to 2.4% in Temporary Boost
UK inflation likely eased to 2.4% in June, a temporary relief for incoming PM Andy Burnham, driven by falling petrol prices, but economists warn of a rise ahead.
Wetherspoons Hopes for World Cup Boost in Q4 Update
JD Wetherspoon will report Q4 trading on July 22, with investors hopeful that warm weather and the World Cup boosted sales amid cost pressures and a recent slowdown.
Burnham to Scrap Digital ID, Redirect Funds to Cost of Living
Incoming PM Andy Burnham will scrap the digital ID programme on Monday, redirecting £1.8 billion to cost of living support. The move marks a major policy break from Sir Keir Starmer.
M&S £32 Kitten Heels vs Celine's £860 – Save £830
M&S sells £32 strappy kitten heel sandals resembling Celine's £860 Triomphe design, offering an £830 saving. Shoppers praise comfort and versatility.
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Nintendo Set to Dominate Console Wars as Rivals Stumble
A reader argues that Nintendo will win the console war due to PlayStation and Xbox's focus on power, high prices, lack of games, and poor decisions, while Nintendo offers cheaper, creative alternatives.
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