Chelsea owners eye sale over strategy clashes
Chelsea minority investors Mark Walter and Todd Boehly are reportedly negotiating the sale of their stakes to Clearlake Capital after clashing over strategy, four years after replacing Roman Abramovich.
Category : Acquisitions
Everton pre-season: right-back saga, Ndiaye, transfers
Everton fans are anxious over the right-back position, while Iliman Ndiaye's sharp return and new signings offer hope. The club must be ready for transfer deadline day.
Extra Benefits for ADP Claimants: Full Guide
Adult Disability Payment claimants can access additional benefits like housing help, Council Tax discounts, and travel support. Learn what you may be entitled to.
The Works chair's NZ residency questioned by investor
Activist investor Kelso questions whether The Works chair Steve Bellamy, a New Zealand resident, spends enough time in the UK and at in-person board meetings.
Scholes: Chelsea 'wasting money' on Henderson, Welbeck
Paul Scholes has accused Chelsea of 'wasting money' on Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck, questioning the club's shift from signing youngsters to veterans.
Rebecca Costello to Depart as Guardian Australia MD
Rebecca Costello will step down as managing director of Guardian Australia after four years, with a successor to be announced in coming months.
Man City accept Barcelona's £65.4m Rodri bid
Manchester City have accepted Barcelona's £65.4m bid for Rodri, ending his seven-year career at the Etihad, with talks advancing for Ayyoub Bouaddi and interest in Enzo Fernandez.
Sarah Ferguson's Verbier hideaway revealed
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly staying at the late Paddy McNally's luxury villa in Verbier, Switzerland, where the pair first met in the 1980s.
DWP August State Pension payment date brought forward to Aug 28
Millions of State Pension, Universal Credit and other benefit claimants will receive payments early on Friday, August 28, ahead of the August Bank Holiday, the Government has confirmed.
Man Utd transfer news: Kim Min-jae snub, Nkunku chance
Manchester United face a blow as Kim Min-jae decides to stay at Bayern, but AC Milan's Christopher Nkunku could be available after Amorim's squad overhaul.
Royal Mail: How to Handwrite Addresses for Clear Delivery
Royal Mail reminds customers that clear handwriting, black ink, and correct placement help ensure letters and parcels are sorted and delivered without problems.
Spirit of Shankly seek guidance after FSG £1.65bn deal
Liverpool fans' union Spirit of Shankly have contacted the Independent Football Regulator for guidance on FSG's £1.65bn sale of a 30% stake to Amit Bhatia's consortium.
Trump downplays USS Abraham Lincoln crew crisis reports
President Donald Trump dismissed concerns about USS Abraham Lincoln's crew amid reports of suicide attempts, shortages, and mental health issues during a record 250-day deployment.
Man Utd sell three of four players Keane deemed not good enough
Manchester United have sold three of the four players Roy Keane previously declared were not good enough for the club, with just one remaining.
Man Utd could axe six players before Hull City clash
Manchester United could sell or loan out up to six players before their Premier League opener against Hull City, with academy graduates and first-team squad members linked with exits.
Liverpool sell minority stake to Bezos-backed consortium
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have sold a minority stake in the club to a consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, valuing the club at over $7 billion.
BP to develop offshore gasfield in Venezuela with Trump-linked firms
BP will partner with two Trump-linked oil firms to develop the Loran gasfield in Venezuela, marking one of the first large-scale foreign investments since Nicolás Maduro was ousted in January.
Liverpool £1.4bn investment deal completed as FSG sell 30% stake
An Amit Bhatia-led consortium, including Facebook and Amazon founders, has completed a £1.4bn deal for a 30% stake in Liverpool FC, with Bhatia becoming vice-chairman.
JD Sports growth plans in focus amid CEO pressure
JD Sports will report Q2 figures on Thursday as boss Regis Schultz faces pressure, with profits guided down to £750m-£850m.
WW2 veterans aged 100+ take emotional Spitfire flights
Three WW2 veterans, aged 99-101, enjoyed a Spitfire flight thanks to the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans, honouring their service and sacrifice.
Everton could net windfall as Preston chase Stanley Mills
Everton may benefit from a 20% sell-on clause as Preston North End show strong interest in former winger Stanley Mills, with Oxford United facing a transfer embargo.
Frasers buys Harvey Nichols after administration
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has bought Harvey Nichols from administration, beating rival Next in an auction, and plans a turnaround that may make it a smaller business short-term.
Frasers Group Buys Harvey Nichols After Administration
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has bought Harvey Nichols after the department store chain went into administration, the Sports Direct owner announced.
Frasers Group buys Harvey Nichols after collapse threat
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has acquired Harvey Nichols after the luxury department store chain appointed administrators, saving it from potential collapse within 12 months.
Passengers struggle to breathe on sweltering SpiceJet flight
Passengers on a SpiceJet flight from Delhi to Pune were left gasping for air after an aircon failure made the cabin unbearably hot, prompting some to try to open the door.
Man United offered Arsenal's Lewis-Skelly for £45m
Manchester United have been offered the chance to sign Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly for £45m, a move that could impact Luke Shaw's future at the club.
Frozen State Pension update for 453,000 expats
Campaigners submit case to Pensions Commission to end frozen State Pensions, affecting 453,000 people; cost estimated at £38m in first year.
Fans 'useless' above 35C: UK govt heatwave advice
Electric fans become ineffective above 35C and may do more harm than good, warns the UK government's heatwave plan, as temperatures are set to hit 36C on Thursday.
UK economy may grow by only 0.3% next year if Middle East disruption continues
Treasury modelling shows UK GDP could grow as low as 0.3% in 2027 if Strait of Hormuz disruption lasts until end of 2026, Government sources say.
Liverpool Empire operator sold in £4.5bn deal
ATG Entertainment, which operates Liverpool's Empire Theatre, has been acquired by Ari Emanuel's Mari Group in a £4.5bn deal, with plans to invest in the venues.
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