Aberdeen Reject Keskinen Bids as Winger Eyes Exit
Aberdeen have turned down multiple offers from Hungarian side Debrecen for Finnish winger Topi Keskinen, who is open to a summer move from Pittodrie.
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FTSE 100 Ends Lower; Oil, Mortgage Data Weigh; Babcock Drops
The FTSE 100 closed down 23.80 points, 0.2%, at 10,484.22 as oil prices rose on Middle East tensions and weak mortgage approvals hit housebuilders. Babcock fell 5.2% on warship plan reports.
Water Firms Use Confusing Term, Martin Lewis Tells MPs
Martin Lewis criticises water firms for using 'equivalised income' jargon when assessing vulnerable customers for social tariffs, saying the term is incomprehensible even to him.
Stoke and Portsmouth Battle for Dundee Star Luke Graham
Stoke City and Portsmouth have both launched bids for Dundee defender Luke Graham, with the Scottish club holding out for £2m. The 22-year-old is in Hungary on pre-season and is waiting for permission to open talks.
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RB Leipzig reject Liverpool, PSG bids for Diomande
RB Leipzig's managing director Marcel Schafer has dismissed claims transfer target Yan Diomande will leave this summer, stating the club intends to extend his contract.
Private Equity Controls One in Eight UK Jobs, Investigation Finds
A Guardian investigation reveals that one in eight UK workers is employed by private equity-controlled firms, spanning nurseries, vets, retail, social care, and more, raising concerns about service quality and financial stability.
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, Motor Industry Hero, Dies at 90
Sir Geoffrey Whalen, who kept mass-market car manufacturing alive in Coventry for 20 years as managing director of Peugeot UK, has died aged 90.
Sky Pledges £2bn for ITV Studios in Takeover Talks
Sky commits £2bn spending on ITV Studios over five years as it negotiates a £1.6bn takeover of ITV's broadcasting arm, safeguarding shows like Coronation Street and Love Island.
Imprisoning Women Costs 75% More Than Men, Reports Find
New reports reveal imprisoning women costs up to 75% more than men, with annual costs of $87,000-$122,000 per woman. Halving sentences could save billions with minimal crime impact.
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Trafalgar Entertainment Buys Bridge Theatre
Trafalgar Entertainment acquires the Bridge theatre and Lightroom venue from Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr's London Theatre Company, marking a new chapter for the acclaimed venue.
BT and Verizon to Create $4bn Joint Global Business
BT and Verizon have announced a 50/50 joint venture combining their international businesses, ending BT's 18-month search for a buyer. Verizon pays $625m for equal voting rights, creating a company with $4bn annual revenue.
Comcast to Spin Off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast announces spin-off of NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate publicly listed company, raising questions over the future of Sky News as funding commitments near expiry.
Chelsea Yet to Bid for Lacroix as Palace Eye Cresswell
Chelsea have not submitted a bid for Maxence Lacroix despite making him a key summer target, while Crystal Palace have opened talks with Toulouse defender Charlie Cresswell.
Everton must keep Iliman Ndiaye after World Cup impact
Iliman Ndiaye's 56 minutes of World Cup action for Senegal prove his value to Everton, who should resist selling the star despite interest from Manchester clubs.
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Prince Harry security row erupts on live TV: 'Charles should pay!'
Prince Harry's security request for his UK visit was denied by RAVEC, sparking a live TV debate over who should pay—taxpayers, King Charles, or Harry himself.
Tesco Worker Slams 'Longest Date' Requests for Online Orders
A Tesco employee vents frustration over customers demanding 'longest date' on every item, saying staff have no control over date ranges. The rant on Reddit sparks debate among workers.
Maresca Slams Chelsea After Landing Man City Job
Enzo Maresca confirmed as Manchester City's new manager, succeeding Pep Guardiola, and took a clear swipe at Chelsea, saying City's structure is a 'dream situation' compared to his previous club.
35 Best Campsites in Wales Named: Full List
Campsites.co.uk has named 36 Welsh campsites among its 150 Outstanding Sites for 2026, with Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park in Swansea earning top coastal honours.
Merseyside Railway Pub Closes, New Management Sought
The Railway pub in Litherland has closed with 'great sadness' after a £262,000 refurbishment. New management is being sought to reopen the venue as soon as possible.
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Next's £69 Summer Wedding Guest Dress in Six Colours
Next's Pleated Mesh V-Neck Occasion Maxi Dress at £69 comes in six designs, with shoppers calling it a 'million dollar' look. Profits support Kew Gardens.
Liverpool Eye Barcola as PSG Contract Talks Stall
Bradley Barcola's contract impasse at PSG has Liverpool monitoring the winger as a potential alternative to Yan Diomande, with the Reds seeking a replacement for Mohamed Salah.
Man Utd Set to Announce Orozco Transfer After Medical
Cristian Orozco, the 17-year-old Colombian midfielder, has booked a medical at Manchester United, with his transfer set to be officially announced around his 18th birthday on July 13.
Chelsea Blast Maresca as Man City Appointment Confirmed
Chelsea issued a furious statement after Enzo Maresca left to become Manchester City manager, receiving £17m compensation. The Blues accused Maresca of breaching his contract by holding talks with City in December.
Maresca Apologises to Chelsea After Confirmation as Man City Boss
Enzo Maresca has apologised to Chelsea after being confirmed as Manchester City manager, with a £17m settlement reached between the clubs.
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Everton Close to £25m Deal for Middlesbrough's Hackney
Everton are progressing on a deal to sign Championship Player of the Season Hayden Hackney from Middlesbrough for £25m, with talks potentially finalized this week.
Specsavers Linlithgow Sponsors Accessible Matchday Space
Specsavers Linlithgow becomes first sponsor of the Community Corner at Linlithgow Rose FC, a welcoming and accessible matchday area including covered space for wheelchair users.
Burnham Vows Biggest Council House Building Since Post-War Era
Andy Burnham pledges the largest council house building programme since the post-war period if he becomes PM, alongside radical devolution and education reform.
Djokovic's New Advisory Role Could Boost Net Worth
Novak Djokovic has joined General Atlantic as a strategic adviser, a role that could significantly increase his net worth. The tennis star partners with the multi-billion pound firm ahead of Wimbledon.
ITV's £1.6bn Sale Talks with Sky Face Price, Political and Regulatory Hurdles
ITV's £1.6bn sale talks with Sky face price, regulatory, and political challenges, with analysts questioning the offer's value and US ownership implications.
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Petrofac Fined £569k for Russia Sanctions Breach
Energy services firm Petrofac pays £569,000 penalty after self-reporting breaches of Russia sanctions in 2022-2023 while winding down operations.
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