Which? reports grocery inflation is rising again for the first time since May 2025, with 19 items increasing in price. Fish leads at 11% annual inflation in June 2026, driven by global conflicts and tariffs.
The IMF has warned incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to take a cautious approach to public spending to avoid economic volatility, urging him to stick to deficit reduction plans.
An air quality health alert in New York due to wildfire smoke may force FIFA to add breaks to the World Cup final, potentially extending the match to three hours with a 30-minute half-time show.
Mohamed Salah has agreed to join Turkish side Besiktas on a one-year deal worth €10m plus bonuses, ending his legendary Liverpool career after the 2025-26 season.
One lucky Briton could win £42 million in the EuroMillions draw on July 17, 2026, plus £500,000 in Thunderball and £11 million in HotPicks. Ticket sales close at 7:30pm.
A 60-year-old tea drinker says MySweetSmile Teeth Whitening Powder, £24.99, removed stains and restored confidence. Dentist-approved, enamel-safe, works in 14 days.
Newcastle United have signed 19-year-old striker Afner Ca from Levante on a five-year deal, beating Villarreal and Valencia to the 6ft 4in Guinea-Bissau forward who will join the Under-21 ranks.
Metro Bank has launched a zero-deposit mortgage for first-time buyers, offering 100% loan-to-value on homes up to £675,000. The JBSP mortgage requires up to four family members as joint borrowers and comes with a 6.99% fixed rate for five years.
Chelsea have learned Crystal Palace will demand at least £55 million for France World Cup defender Maxence Lacroix, with the Blues targeting a move after the third-place play-off.
75.8% of shareholders backed United Utilities' remuneration policy, allowing CEO Louise Beardmore to receive £435,000 annual shares allowance despite bonus cut and backlash.
Alejandro Garnacho has been offered to Napoli after Chelsea decided to sell him following a poor season. The Argentine winger could reunite with former Man United teammate Scott McTominay in Serie A.
London's FTSE 100 closed up 28.13 points (0.3%) at 10,600.37 on Friday, outperforming global peers, as utility stocks gained amid a technology sector sell-off and Middle East tensions.
Paraag Marathe, former Rangers vice chairman, is one of three finalists to become the next MLS commissioner, replacing Don Garber. The shortlist includes LAFC co-owner Larry Berg and media exec David Nathanson.
Three UK-listed companies—Rotork, Gooch & Housego, and Ramsdens—were acquired overseas on Thursday, highlighting the ongoing hollowing-out of London's stock market.
Arsenal have agreed a €40m (£34m) deal with Club Brugge for Greece international Christos Tzolis as a replacement for Leandro Trossard, and will seek defensive cover after William Saliba's back injury.
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First-time buyers can now access mortgages requiring little or no deposit as lenders like Metro Bank and Lloyds offer 100% loans and £5,000 deposit deals.
Trump Media announces Truth PSI, a service allowing Wall Street firms to see Truth Social posts first, including Trump's, for a fee. Critics call it brazen corruption, exploiting the presidency for profit.
South East Water has warned there is 'material uncertainty' over its survival, saying it doesn't have enough money to last beyond July 2027 amid widening losses and a £30.5m redress package.
UK festivals are adding luxury amenities like hot tubs, fine dining, and private toilets to attract Gen Z, who prioritize spending on experiences. The trend boosts profits but raises equity concerns.
Welsh Water warns of a hosepipe ban for parts of Wales due to heatwave demand. Critics demand lower bills and better infrastructure as 33,000 properties face restrictions.
Arsenal are expected to intensify their pursuit of Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers after agreeing a £33.8m deal for Christos Tzolis, with a first bid reportedly being prepared.
Tipton and Coseley Building Society launches a 7% variable rate savings account to mark 125 years, available to West Midlands postcode holders, with a £125 monthly limit.
Tromso manager Jorgen Vik insists the club are not preparing to sell Jens Hjertø-Dahl, despite Cardiff City and Rangers having bids rejected for the Norway Under-21 international.
A legal expert says it's highly unlikely Argentinian Premier League players will have visas revoked over a Falkland Islands banner, despite public outrage. FIFA action is more realistic.
Atletico Madrid CEO Miguel Angel Gil has stated the club will not sell Julian Alvarez for even £170m, impacting Manchester City's potential 10% sell-on clause windfall.
Jellycat is suing Next and Hamleys for substantial damages, alleging they copied its Amuseables and Loveables toy designs, leading to inferior products and lost sales.
Pep Guardiola's role as a global ambassador for City Football Group prevents him from taking any other coaching position, including the England job, despite FA interest after World Cup exit.
Andrea Reymar, 32, from North Carolina, placed a matrimonial notice in the Oban Times seeking a Scottish gentleman for lasting commitment, inspired by Outlander and the Tartan Army.
Cardiff City lead Rangers in race for Tromsø midfielder Jens Hjertø-Dahl, with a bid over £5.5m rejected. Norwegian journalist reveals £6.9m could secure deal.