Celtic star Arne Engels will reportedly decide his future before returning for pre-season training, with seven clubs including Nottingham Forest, Lazio, and Borussia Dortmund battling for his signature.
Tottenham have submitted a £75m bid for Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, but the Magpies are holding out for £85m, with an £80m compromise expected within days.
Suntory CEO Takeshi Niinami resigns after police raid over suspected illegal supplements; he denies wrongdoing.
T&C Travel Limited, a UK coach operator, has been ordered to wind up after a creditor petition. The firm, incorporated in 2019, had its licence revoked in March 2025.
Claude Guillemot, co-founder of Ubisoft, died in a plane crash in France along with flight instructor Marc Guillet. The twin-motor Cessna 421 crashed near La Baule airport.
Chelsea are set to receive over £10 million in compensation from Manchester City for appointing Enzo Maresca as Pep Guardiola's successor, amid claims of illegal approach.
Tortilla founder Brandon Stephens returns as CEO in a leadership shake-up to drive growth, with new appointments including Mac Plumpton as UK CEO.
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Ruger Fjord in Oldham closed on its first day due to overwhelming demand. Now reopening with a new booking system, it is fully booked through November after 15,000 website visits in the first hour.
Tottenham are reportedly 'very close' to agreeing personal terms with West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, overtaking Manchester United in the race for the £80m-rated star.
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President Trump unveiled the VC-25B Bridge, a converted Qatari 747, as a temporary Air Force One. The $400M gift exceeds legal limits, sparking criticism over costs and ethics.
Amelia Tait revisits her cringe teenage viral video and reflects on how the internet has changed for teens, from past freedom to today's permanent digital footprint.
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Cammell Laird shipyard in Birkenhead has been renamed Balaena Birkenhead following a £150m takeover. CEO Simon Gillett promises growth and job security.
Mazda CX-30 wins Auto Express survey as most reliable family car, beating Tesla Model 3 and BMW 1 Series. Owners praise durability and driving experience.
Brooklyn Beckham reportedly earned $1 million for a DoorDash advert mocking his estrangement from parents David and Victoria, leaving them 'heartbroken' and 'stunned.'
Channel 4 News was paused for a major alert as chief whip Jonathan Reynolds told Keir Starmer to sort out a timetable for his departure, amid growing pressure from Andy Burnham's challenge.
Unilever merges food business with McCormick in £44.8bn deal, but shareholders are skeptical due to complexity and equity structure.
Tesco is replacing traditional paper price tags with electronic shelf labels across 3,000 UK stores over two years, marking the end of an era for paper pricing.
Labour admitted knowing about an HMRC error overcharging 8.7 million pensioners on state pension tax, accumulating £43.5 million, but failed to act for at least a year.
TUI launches a price-match promise for 2026 bookings, offering refunds if customers find cheaper identical holidays within 72 hours, amid a 10% drop in summer reservations.
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Meat Loaf, the legendary rock singer behind Bat Out Of Hell, expressed shame over his 1983 bankruptcy after losing his home and publishing rights due to lawsuits and unpaid royalties.
Manchester City face a new era after Pep Guardiola's departure, with Enzo Maresca set to take over. Five key transfer rules—Brexit, home-grown quotas, and financial changes—will shape their summer window.
A London-based Lebanese restaurant chain, a travel agency, and a pizza dough supplier are among UK businesses that have collapsed into administration or liquidation in 2026.
Prince Andrew fears he is the 'most at risk royal' and wants taxpayer-funded protection after an alleged altercation near his Sandringham home. A man has been charged.
Quiz Clothing closes its last 20 stores today after falling into administration, with a phased closure plan ending 20 branches across the UK.
Chelsea are unlikely to reignite their interest in Ethan Nwaneri if Arsenal sell the teenager this summer, despite previous enquiries during negotiations for Noni Madueke.
Boston became twin cities with Glasgow after Mayor Michelle Wu made it official. Glaswegians returned the favour by placing a Boston-branded cone on the Duke of Wellington statue.