Blue Peter's Katy Hill Now a Life Coach
Former Blue Peter presenter Katy Hill, 55, has transitioned from TV to life coaching, launching her own business as an Internationally Certified Success and Confidence Coach.
Category : Acquisitions
EasyJet Shares Jump 10% on £5.5bn Takeover Bid
EasyJet shares surged nearly 10% after the airline agreed to a £5.5bn takeover by US private equity firm Castlelake at £6.90 a share, following four rejected bids. Analysts say UK firms are being bought on the cheap.
Blue Peter's Katy Hill Becomes Life Coach
Katy Hill, former Blue Peter and Live and Kicking presenter, now runs a life coaching business, empowering women through one-to-one sessions and her newsletter The Limitless List.
Woman Warns Paris Tourists of 'Friendly Stranger' Scam
A woman narrowly avoided a Paris Metro scam where a 'friendly stranger' offered help, then demanded €97 cash. She warns tourists to be vigilant and trust their instincts.
Bumblebee EV Naming Rights for East Kilbride FC Stadium
Bumblebee EV has secured naming rights for East Kilbride FC's K-Park stadium, now renamed Bumblebee Stadium, in a major community partnership.
FTSE 100 Dips on Miners, UK Construction Still Contracting
The FTSE 100 closed down 0.3% as gold miners and AstraZeneca fell, while UK construction PMI edged up to 38.4 but remained deep in contraction. EasyJet soared 9.3% on takeover bid.
Amorim: AC Milan a bigger challenge than Man United
Ruben Amorim, new AC Milan head coach, claims his role at the Serie A club is a greater challenge than managing Manchester United, despite his struggles at Old Trafford.
Sky's £1.6bn ITV Deal: No Major Changes Expected
Sky has bought ITV's media business for £1.6bn, creating the UK's biggest commercial broadcaster. Coronation Street, Emmerdale, and other shows remain free-to-air with no immediate changes.
Monklands site manager wins NHBC Pride in the Job award
Robert Hamilton, site manager at Barratt Homes' Lennox Gardens in Glenboig, has won an NHBC Pride in the Job award, recognising excellence in site management, leadership, and build quality.
Newcastle Sign Bazoumana Touré for £43m from Hoffenheim
Newcastle United have signed Côte d'Ivoire winger Bazoumana Touré from Hoffenheim for £43m, making him the club's second summer arrival as a replacement for Anthony Gordon.
John Lewis Dishwasher Leak Forces Elderly Couple Out for 8 Months
A John Lewis dishwasher installation leak forced elderly parents out of their home for eight months. The insurer refused full repair costs, leaving a £3,300 shortfall, later refunded as goodwill.
Shoot the People Review: Powerful Portrait of Controversial Photographer
Documentary portrait of British-Nigerian photographer Misan Harriman, completed before recent controversy over social media posts, shows his rise from anti-racism protests to Oscar nomination.
UK Charity Funds School at Heart of Illegal Settlement Expansion
A British charity, Friends of Yeshivat Shavei Hevron, sent nearly £200,000 to a religious school in Hebron, funding expansion plans for an illegal Israeli settlement. The expansion increases settler population in the only settlement built in a Palestinian
Sky's £1.6bn ITV Deal, Ocado CEO Exit, Wegovy Pill, AI Review
Sky announces £1.6bn deal for ITV's broadcasting arm; Ocado co-founder Tim Steiner to step down as CEO in 2028; Wegovy weight-loss pill goes on sale in UK; FCA review urges tougher AI regulation.
Trump Rings NYSE Bell for 'Trump Accounts' Launch
President Donald Trump rang the NYSE opening bell from the Oval Office to mark the first trading day for Trump accounts, a government initiative providing children with a $1,000 investment account.
England World Cup Win Boosts Pub Sales by 67%
Pubs saw a 67% sales surge during England's 3-2 World Cup win over Mexico, with food up 81% and cider up 127%, as fans celebrated into the early hours.
Xbox cuts 3,200 staff, four studios exit Microsoft
Microsoft lays off 1,600 Xbox staff today, part of 3,200 total cuts, as four studios including Ninja Theory and Undead Labs go independent or are sold. Arkane Lyon's fate is uncertain.
Man United Face Newcastle Battle for Manzambi
Manchester United and Newcastle are competing to sign World Cup star Johan Manzambi, with Newcastle leading the chase after losing Sandro Tonali to Tottenham.
Fairytale Town Near Wales Boasts One of UK's Best High Streets
Ludlow, Shropshire, has been named by The Guardian as one of Britain's 10 best independent high streets, featuring unique shops, a 900-year-old market, and medieval architecture.
Sky Warns of UK Job Cuts After £1.6bn ITV Takeover
Sky has warned of potential job cuts as it aims to save £200m in costs following its £1.6bn acquisition of ITV’s media and entertainment arm, including ITVX and terrestrial channels.
Simon & Schuster Appoints Former Amazon Executive Greg Greeley as CEO
Simon & Schuster appoints former Amazon executive Greg Greeley as CEO, succeeding Jonathan Karp, effective immediately.
Man United Boosted in Summerville Chase as West Ham Seek Replacement
Manchester United's pursuit of Crysencio Summerville has been boosted as West Ham open talks to sign Ruben Vargas, potentially paving the way for the Dutch winger's move to Old Trafford.
Succession Creator Jesse Armstrong Opens Up About Impostor Syndrome
Jesse Armstrong reveals impostor syndrome struggles despite Succession's success, in a candid Desert Island Discs interview.
Phuket tops world's most overcrowded holiday spots
Phuket, Thailand, is the world's most overcrowded tourist destination, with 118 tourists per local. Thailand holds top three spots; Venice plans €50 entry fee.
Sky Warns of Job Cuts After £1.6bn ITV Broadcasting Arm Takeover
Sky has warned of job cuts and plans £200m in savings after its £1.6bn acquisition of ITV's media and entertainment arm, including ITVX and terrestrial channels.
Kernowfornia Festival Cancelled as Organisers Declare Insolvency
Kernowfornia Festival on East Looe beach has been cancelled after organisers Gracenote Promotion LTD declared insolvency, leaving the director facing personal bankruptcy.
Jury Rules Musk Liable for Twitter Stock Drop in Investor Lawsuit
California jury rules Elon Musk liable for Twitter stock drop during 2022 takeover bid, awarding investors potentially billions in damages.
Various Eateries Rebrands As Coppa Collective In Pub Expansion
Various Eateries rebrands as Coppa Collective, acquires four pubs with rooms from Grosvenor Pubs and Inns for £11.25m.
New Bank of England Chief Cashier Appointed for New Banknotes
Rhys Phillips becomes Bank of England chief cashier in October, tasked with leading the introduction of a new series of banknotes featuring animals instead of historical figures.
Sally Dynevor Supports Daughter Hattie's Home Move with Footballer
Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor publicly supports daughter Hattie as she buys first home with footballer boyfriend Callum Doyle, posting heart emojis.
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