Everton have confirmed three permanent signings: Tyrique George, Merlin Rohl, and Hayden Hackney. The club also released several players, including club captain Seamus Coleman and Idrissa Gueye.
Liverpool's transfer history includes high-profile failures: Marc Guehi's medical completed but deal collapsed, Moises Caicedo chose Chelsea over £115m move, Nabil Fekir's last-minute cancellation, and Dani Alves snubbed for £8m.
Mohamed Salah's future edges closer to resolution as Roma and Juventus explore a deal. Meanwhile, PSG star Bradley Barcola is advised against a move to Liverpool by Marcel Desailly.
Gareth Bale revealed he turned down Manchester United to join Tottenham in 2007, prioritizing first-team football over money and trophies. He later rejected United again for Real Madrid.
Microsoft has cut 4,800 jobs, 2.1% of its workforce, with Xbox losing 1,600 roles on July 6 and 3,200 more planned in FY27. Four studios are spun off.
Manu Kone has agreed personal terms with Arsenal, while Leandro Trossard's agent is set for talks with Besiktas as the Gunners advance two World Cup-affected transfers.
Santander buys TSB for £2.65bn, raising fears of branch closures and job losses; deal expected to complete in early 2026.
Ifeanyi Ndukwe joins Liverpool U21s at AXA Training Centre after £2.6m move from Austria Vienna. Celtic's Dara Jikiemi also close to signing for the Reds' Academy.
Jacob Allmendinger, 21, used £10,000 life savings to take grandad Geoff Golliker, 80, to World Cup. Crypto casino Metawin refunded the money after England beat DR Congo.
Jonathan Lewis, chair of ABP, will head an advisory panel shaping Wales' new economic development agency, aiming to halve the productivity gap with the UK within 10 years.
Hundreds of UK petrol stations are under investigation for failing to report live price changes to the government's Fuel Finder scheme, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced.
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill confirms Camilo Duran will complete a £6m transfer in 48 hours, but winger Yang will miss the Rangers showdown due to Asian Games duty.
Brixton Village has been designated an asset of community value by Lambeth Council, giving locals the right to bid on the £50m site amid sale concerns.
Jonathan Lewis will chair an independent advisory panel to shape Wales' new economic development agency, aiming to halve the productivity gap with the UK within 10 years.
BHP abandons new takeover bid for Anglo American after being rebuffed, as Anglo proceeds with Teck Resources merger.
Australian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes defends private jet and F1 sponsorship, citing carbon offsets and sustainable fuel.
Court TV lays off dozens of staff after acquisition by Law & Crime; only about a dozen employees remain.
Manchester United are on the verge of sealing Ederson's £35m move from Atalanta and have been given the green light by Marcel Desailly to sign Aurelien Tchouameni from Real Madrid, with a potential £85m+ deal.
Marcel Desailly backs Man United's pursuit of Aurelien Tchouameni, with Real Madrid demanding over £85m. The midfielder could follow Raphael Varane and Casemiro to Old Trafford.
Microsoft is cutting 3,200 jobs, with 1,600 immediate, as part of a major Xbox restructure. Four studios will leave, including Ninja Theory and Double Fine.
Arsenal are set to sign free agent goalkeeper Illan Meslier, who left Leeds after seven years. The move will allow youngster Tommy Setford to go on loan for regular first-team football.
The FTSE 100 closed up 14.11 points, 0.1%, at 10,665.88 on Tuesday, outperforming European and US peers, as tech stocks fell and oil prices rose after a tanker incident near the Strait of Hormuz.
Xbox announces 3,200 job cuts in its biggest restructure, but Microsoft denies AI is the cause. Affected studios include Ninja Theory and Undead Labs.
The Guardian corrects a car crash death estimate by 2040 to 400 extra road users annually, not 2,600, and clarifies Nigel Cabourn's jacket model was US4, not SV4.
MPs rule student loan promotion in England and Wales amounted to mis-selling, citing slideshows and videos that omitted key terms. Committee urges reversal of threshold freeze.
Ed Miliband is the frontrunner for chancellor under Andy Burnham. Former podcast guests discuss Treasury reform, devolution, and green growth challenges he would face.
Thames Water creditors will pursue a bid even if the company is temporarily nationalised, as a £10bn rescue proposal is discussed with Ofwat amid £17.6bn debt.
A federal judge rejected United Airlines' bid to dismiss a lawsuit from passengers who paid extra for window seats but got blank cabin walls. The class action seeks damages for over 1 million passengers.
The IOC has lifted the suspension on Russia imposed after the Ukraine invasion, allowing Russian athletes to compete at the LA 2028 Olympics, with flag and anthem decisions pending.
Mohamed Salah has ended his Liverpool career, and bookmakers now favour a transfer to Saudi Arabian club Al Ahli, with odds of 6/4 for the move this summer.