Newcastle United Confirm £190m Training Ground Deal
Newcastle United have confirmed a £190m deal to purchase the Woolsington Hall estate for a new 'world class' training complex, set to be ready for the 2029/30 season.
Category : Acquisitions
Arteta: Lewis-Skelly '100 percent' staying at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Myles Lewis-Skelly will '100 percent' remain an Arsenal player when the summer transfer window closes, ending speculation over a potential exit.
Radley to close all UK shops by September after takeover
Radley will close all its UK retail stores by the end of August, including two main stores and 19 concessions, after being bought out of administration by Poundland owner Gordon Brothers.
Gareth Bale: 'This one felt right' on club takeover plans
Welsh football legend Gareth Bale has opened up on his retirement and new sports investment fund, saying a potential club ownership move would have to be something he feels passionate about.
BBC denies plans to scrap Norwich City away radio coverage
The BBC has denied plans to scrap local radio coverage of Norwich City away games, following backlash from ITV stars Ed Balls and Mark Pougatch.
Arsenal Set for Double Man Utd Youth Raid with Scanlon and Ogunneye
Arsenal are poised to complete a double transfer raid of Manchester United for youngsters James Scanlon and Habeeb Ogunneye, with a medical scheduled for the latter.
Newcastle firm to auction rare signed Beatles album worth up to £40k
A rare Beatles '65 album signed by all four band members, estimated at £20,000 to £40,000, will be auctioned by Anderson & Garland in Westerhope on 27th August.
Rangers in talks for Vaclav Cerny return but £8m fee is a problem
Rangers have held talks with Besiktas over a move for Vaclav Cerny but fear being priced out of a return for the former loan star due to an £8m valuation and high wages.
Man United set for cash boost from Kambwala sale
Manchester United will receive a small sum when Willy Kambwala completes a move away from Villarreal before the transfer deadline, due to a sell-on clause.
EA exec calls employees ‘little babies’ over job fears
An EA executive allegedly called employees ‘little babies’ for worrying about job security after the company’s $20 billion buyout by investors including Saudi Arabia’s PIF and Jared Kushner.
Liverpool suffer major transfer blow over midfield target
Liverpool have been told one of their top priority midfield targets is 'not for sale', dealing a major blow to their summer transfer plans.
Scots councils turn to AI to cut costs amid £562m gap
Scottish councils are using artificial intelligence to cut costs and jobs as they face a combined £562m financial blackhole by the end of the 27/28 financial year, BBC analysis shows.
Tottenham in Talks Over Double Swoop for Man City Stars
Tottenham are advancing in talks with Manchester City over a double transfer for Omar Marmoush and Savinho as they look to bolster their attack ahead of the new Premier League season.
Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell Steps Down After Safety Overhaul
Travelodge chief executive Jo Boydell has stepped down after 13 years as the hotel chain continues to overhaul safety measures following a sexual assault at one of its hotels.
Skipton Building Society launches £25,000 monthly cash prize draw
Skipton Building Society is launching a Members' Draw from October 1, 2026, offering £25,000 monthly top prizes. Savers with at least £100 in an eligible account are automatically entered.
Chelsea beat Barcelona to sign Hearts teenager Alfie Osborne
Chelsea have signed 18-year-old defender Alfie Osborne from Hearts for £400,000, beating Barcelona to his signature. The centre-back has agreed a four-year deal at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool fans gutted as Lundgaard joins Frankfurt
Liverpool fans are disappointed after midfielder Sofie Lundgaard completed a surprise permanent move to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Frauen-Bundesliga for an undisclosed fee.
Gateshead's JR Holland Bought by US Giant GrubMarket
Gateshead-based JR Holland, a leading fresh produce wholesaler supplying pubs, schools and hospitals, has been acquired by US firm GrubMarket in its first UK acquisition.
Old Neath Port Talbot Bank to Become Emergency Refuge
A former bank in Neath Port Talbot will be converted into emergency refuge accommodation after plans were approved by the local council. The 13-unit facility will house homeless individuals and domestic abuse victims.
FCA warns high-return investment adverts could lead to total loss
The Financial Conduct Authority warns that online adverts for loan notes and mini-bonds from unregulated companies may appear safe but could result in investors losing all their money.
Workers warned of £150,000 gap in workplace life cover
Death-in-service cover linked to workplace pensions may leave families with a shortfall of nearly £150,000 compared to the average UK mortgage, new analysis shows.
Chelsea to profit from Moreira's £60.9m AC Milan move
Chelsea are set for a significant windfall after Strasbourg winger Diego Moreira completed a £60.9m move to AC Milan, triggering a sell-on clause believed to be around 40%.
Curtis Jones to End 20-Year Liverpool Stay with £30m Inter Move
Curtis Jones is set to leave Liverpool after a £30m deal was agreed with Inter, ending his 20-year association with the club. He will fly to Milan for a medical ahead of the new Serie A season.
Oxfam Cannot Guarantee Future of High Street Charity Shops
Oxfam says it cannot guarantee the future of its high street shops in the current economic climate, amid reports it may close up to 100 stores and three warehouses.
Harry and Meghan's UK Home Near James Hewitt Revealed
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are returning to the UK for an extended period, with a potential new home just 90 minutes from James Hewitt, the former army captain who had an affair with Princess Diana.
State Pension age rise to 67 'unfair' for three in five aged 60-65
Three in five people aged 60 to 65 say their State Pension age is unfair, while half of women in their 60s feel under pressure as the threshold rises to 67.
Danone’s £860m Huel Takeover Cleared by UK Watchdog
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has cleared Danone’s acquisition of Huel, the British protein powder and shake maker, after a preliminary inquiry into potential competition concerns.
Travelodge boss steps down after sexual assault safety overhaul
Travelodge chief executive Jo Boydell has stepped down after 13 years, replaced by CFO Ray Reidy on an interim basis, as the firm overhauls safety measures following a sexual assault at a hotel.
Wright fears Lewis-Skelly transfer to Man Utd or Chelsea
Ian Wright fears Myles Lewis-Skelly's homegrown status could force Arsenal into a sale, as the 19-year-old is reportedly offered to Manchester United and Chelsea.
Liverpool sell Curtis Jones to Inter Milan for £30m
Liverpool have agreed to sell midfielder Curtis Jones to Inter Milan in a deal worth over £30m, with a medical scheduled and documents exchanged.
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