Real Madrid add £69m Arsenal target Bouaddi to list
Real Madrid have added Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, valued at £69m, to their transfer shortlist after Jose Mourinho requested two more signings, including a midfielder and a centre-half.
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Man Utd agree Andre Onana loan deal with Trabzonspor
Manchester United are set to send Andre Onana on another season-long loan to Trabzonspor, where he spent the 2025-26 campaign, avoiding an awkward pre-season return.
Man United Close to Agreeing Andre Onana Loan Deal
Manchester United are finalising a second loan deal for Andre Onana to Trabzonspor, covering his wages, after failing to secure a permanent sale for £20m this summer.
Ross McCrorie's Rangers Return Makes Mum Cry, Vows Trophies
Ross McCrorie rejoins Rangers from Bristol City for £1.5m, signing a three-year deal. His mother cried upon learning of his homecoming. The 28-year-old insists he has matured and aims to win trophies under Derek McInnes.
European stocks rise as Dow Jones hits record high
The FTSE 100 closed up 0.7% at 10,529.89 as oil prices fell and the Dow Jones hit a new all-time high. Bayer surged 19% after a US Supreme Court ruling on Roundup, while 3i Group soared 11% on strong Action sales.
Man City Could End Unwanted Kalvin Phillips Saga
Kalvin Phillips, with two years left on his Man City contract, may leave again on loan. He has played more Premier League games for loan clubs than for City since his £45m move in 2022.
Inside Hellish Spanish Prison for Steven Lyons
Crime boss Steven Lyons faces overcrowded Alhaurin de la Torre jail near Malaga after extradition from Amsterdam on money laundering and gang charges.
Historian Debunks Lies About Churchill's Role in Bengal Famine
Historian James Holland argues that accusations of Winston Churchill deliberately causing the 1943 Bengal Famine are false, citing cyclones, fungus, and wartime constraints as causes.
Segro Rejects £12.6bn US Bid, Urged to Resist
Segro, the UK's largest commercial landlord, has rejected a £12.6bn takeover approach from US rival Prologis, with analysts urging shareholders to demand a far better offer.
Burnham-Purnell Reunion Revives Labour's Demon Eyes Team
Andy Burnham's appointment of James Purnell as chief of staff if he becomes PM reunites key players from New Labour's Demon Eyes football team, raising questions about fresh talent.
Van Life Generation: Young Cornish Struggle for Housing
Rising tourism and Airbnb have pushed young Cornish locals into van living. Many face cold, isolation, and lack of basic amenities, highlighting a housing crisis in coastal communities.
EasyJet Opens Talks with Castlelake After Rejecting £4.9bn Bid
EasyJet has opened talks with Castlelake after rejecting a £4.9bn takeover offer, hoping for a higher bid. The airline's share price rose 8% on the news.
Warren: Trump Mega Mergers Could Be Undone by 2028
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that Trump-era mega mergers, including the Warner Bros Discovery-Paramount deal, could be reversed by a future administration due to a 'tsunami of anger' against corporate consolidation.
Cornwall Housing Crisis Sparks Van Life Generation
Cornwall's housing crisis, driven by second homes and holiday lets, is forcing young people to live in vans. The Guardian meets van dwellers facing uncertainty over water, parking, and the future.
Haldane: Pension tax relief should require UK investment
Andy Haldane, BCC president, says pension tax relief worth over £50bn should only be available to savers investing in UK businesses to close the SME funding gap.
Man Utd eye Angus Gunn as backup goalkeeper after World Cup
Manchester United have added Scotland international Angus Gunn to their shortlist for a new second-choice goalkeeper, with the 30-year-old available on a free transfer after being released by Nottingham Forest.
East Ayrshire Council Chief Executive Retires for Family
East Ayrshire Council chief executive Eddie Fraser retires due to family commitments after 40-year career; Joe McLachlan appointed interim until October 2027.
Energy Debt Reaches Record £4.79bn Before Price Cap Jump
Energy debt in Great Britain has hit a record £4.79 billion, up 5% in a quarter, as Ofgem warns of rising costs ahead of a 13% price cap increase from July 1.
Win Ultimate Picnic Bundle: All Shook Up & £100 ASDA Voucher
Five lucky winners can win a picnic basket, a mixed pack of All Shook Up ready-to-drink cocktails, and a £100 ASDA voucher to enjoy summer outdoors.
Man Utd Dismiss Barcelona Interest in Sesko
Manchester United have dismissed reports linking Benjamin Sesko with Barcelona, insisting the Slovenian striker is not for sale after his £73m move last season.
Arsenal Seal £34.5m Permanent Transfer of Piero Hincapie
Arsenal have finalised the permanent signing of Piero Hincapie for £34.5 million, with the defender signing a contract until 2031. The deal, structured as an option rather than obligation, will be reflected in next season's accounts.
Plans for Gym and Saunas at Dare Valley Country Park
A planning application for a gym and saunas at Dare Valley Country Park in Cynon Valley has been submitted, aiming to enhance health and wellbeing facilities while minimising visual impact.
Ealing Council to Pay Homeless Man £1,400 Over Failures
Ealing Council has agreed to pay a vulnerable homeless man £1,400 after the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman found it failed to provide adequate housing support, causing delays and distress.
H&M Sales Slip as Stock Controls Hit Shopper Demand
H&M reported a 3% sales drop in H1 2025 as tighter inventory management left some stores unable to meet demand, though annual earnings rose.
Arsenal complete £35m deal for Piero Hincapie
Arsenal have made Piero Hincapie's loan permanent for £35m, beating Real Madrid interest. The Ecuadorian started key games and helped win the Premier League.
Arsenal Confirm £45m Permanent Signing of Hincapie
Arsenal have triggered the £45m clause to make Piero Hincapie's loan permanent, confirming his signing as the first summer transfer. The deal takes effect on July 1.
Aldi Plans New Liverpool Store at Former Bingo Hall
Aldi has submitted a planning application to Liverpool Council to convert a Buzz Bingo hall on Wavertree Retail Park into a new supermarket, potentially creating up to 50 jobs.
Arsenal Complete £34.5m Signing of Piero Hincapie
Arsenal have triggered their €40m option to make Piero Hincapie's loan permanent, with the defender signing a contract until 2031 after helping the club win the Premier League.
Man Utd tipped to sign £85m Tonali ahead of Arsenal and Spurs
Gary Pallister believes Manchester United can beat Arsenal and Tottenham to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle, calling the £85m midfielder 'ideal' for Michael Carrick's squad.
Scottish Film Firm with Warner Bros Links Enters Liquidation
Magic Beans Production, a Stirling-based film company linked to Disney and Warner Bros, has ceased trading and entered liquidation after its sole client, Wild Child Animation, collapsed.
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