Donyell Malen Leaves Aston Villa For Roma Loan
Donyell Malen joins Roma on loan from Aston Villa; Sunderland sign Jocelin Ta Bi; Giacomo Raspadori moves to Atalanta.
Category : Acquisitions
Treasure Hunter Finds £5.5 Million in Storage Unit Bought for £370
A buyer who paid £370 for a storage unit found £5.5 million inside, later returning it for a £900,000 reward.
Genting UK Revenue Rises to £353m But Losses Widen
Genting UK reports revenue of £353.1m, up from £323.1m, but pre-tax losses widen to £24.5m due to £35m exceptional charges and cost pressures.
EuroMillions and Thunderball Winning Numbers for £33m
Get the winning EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers for Friday's £33m jackpot draw, including Thunderball top prize of £500,000 and all draw details.
Free TV Licences: 4-Week Deadline to Support Petition
Campaigners have 4 weeks to sign a petition for free TV licences for all state pensioners. The government has responded, keeping an open mind on concessions.
Young Reader's Dating Advice and More Letters
A young reader suggests weekend dates to avoid the 'school night' excuse; plus letters on Andy Burnham, soap dispensers, cool cities, and the London Marathon.
Meta Ramsay, MI6 Spy Who Could Have Been First Female 'C', Dies at 89
Meta Ramsay, a high-ranking MI6 officer involved in Oleg Gordievsky's escape, has died at 89. She was a strong candidate to become the first female head of the Secret Intelligence Service.
Aberdeen Close In on Tony Yogane Transfer
Aberdeen are closing in on the signing of Brentford winger Tony Yogane, who impressed on loan at Dundee last season. The deal includes add-ons.
Viva Dominicus Bayahibe Fire Engulfs Dominican Resort
A massive fire has broken out at the Viva Dominicus Bayahibe resort in the Dominican Republic, sending thick smoke into the sky as emergency crews battle the blaze.
Swansea City Appoint Ben Stevens as Sporting Director
Swansea City have confirmed Ben Stevens as their new sporting director, succeeding Richard Montague. Stevens joins from Crystal Palace after 11 years, during which the Eagles won an FA Cup, Community Shield, and UEFA Conference League.
FTSE 100 Falls on Political Uncertainty After Burnham Win
The FTSE 100 closed down 0.4% as UK gilt yields rose after Andy Burnham's by-election victory, raising political uncertainty. Retail sales beat expectations but borrowing costs topped forecasts.
Heskey: Jones Could Emulate McTominay with Move
Emile Heskey suggests Curtis Jones may leave Liverpool if not offered a new deal, citing Scott McTominay's successful move to Napoli as an example. Cody Gakpo also linked with exit.
Hearts Trust Tony Bloom and Jamestown Analytics for Manager
Hearts are confident in Tony Bloom's Jamestown Analytics to find a new manager after Derek McInnes' exit. The data-driven approach has proven successful at USG.
Alton Towers Most Disappointing Tourist Attraction Again
Alton Towers has been ranked the world's most disappointing tourist attraction for the second year, with visitors citing overcrowding and high costs.
Small Town Fights New Gold Rush in California
Lone Pine, California, faces a mining boom as Trump-era policies fast-track gold exploration on sacred Indigenous lands and fragile desert ecosystems.
City & Guilds Scraps Mass Redundancies and Offshoring
City & Guilds owner PeopleCert reverses plans for mass compulsory redundancies and offshoring UK jobs to Greece after union negotiations.
Billionaire Feinberg's Quiet Pentagon Power
Stephen Feinberg, Trump's deputy defense secretary, has amassed extraordinary influence over US military spending, overshadowing his boss Pete Hegseth and raising conflict of interest concerns.
Intertek Takeover Highlights London Stock Market Woes
Intertek's £10bn takeover by EQT marks the third FTSE 100 company acquired this year, raising concerns about London's lack of new listings and undervalued market.
Cucurella: 'When Real Madrid Come for You, It's Hard to Say No'
Marc Cucurella reveals his £52m move to Real Madrid happened in just a day and a half, defends his decision against Barcelona fan backlash, and shares a phone call with Jose Mourinho.
Think Like a Billionaire: Julie Meyer's Fall from Grace
Julie Meyer, once a dotcom darling, faces accusations of unpaid wages and debts. A podcast unravels the complicated story behind her luxury networking events.
MPs Urge Fujitsu to Pay Post Office Horizon Victims Now
Liam Byrne, chair of the Commons business committee, calls on Fujitsu to make an immediate interim payment to victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal, as many still await redress.
Magnus Carlsen's Worst Run at Hong Kong Chess Event
Magnus Carlsen lost four consecutive games at the World Rapid and Blitz Championships in Hong Kong, highlighting Asia's chess boom and strong performances by teams like Dragon Chilling.
KPMG Admits Third Ethics Breach, Surveilled Whistleblower
KPMG admitted to a third ethics breach, leaking Optus data and surveilling a whistleblower's laptop. Executives dismissed the whistleblower as having workplace grievances.
Activists Fight to Keep Online Games Playable After Shutdowns
Stop Killing Games pushes for consumer protection laws to prevent publishers from shutting down online games, with progress in EU and US legislation.
The Strange Death of the Changing Room: What It Means
As retailers like Brandy Melville and Sainsbury's close changing rooms, we explore the impact on shopping habits, the high street crisis, and why some brands are investing in luxury fitting experiences.
Labour Leadership Race May Raise UK Bond Yields
City economists warn that a Labour leadership contest could increase UK borrowing costs, with bond yields rising as investors assess fiscal risks under a potential Burnham premiership.
State Pension Age Rise to 68 Under Review, DWP Says
DWP head Pat McFadden confirms a review of the state pension age, with a potential rise to 68. The current increase to 67 began in April 2026.
UK Households: Check Your Council Tax Band for Savings
Consumer experts Which? warn many UK households may be in the wrong council tax band. A simple check could lead to a reduction and potential refunds for overpayments.
Michael O’Leary Extends Ryanair Contract to 2032
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary signs a six-year contract extension until 2032, including a share purchase option tied to performance targets and tenure.
Midlands Pub Bans Football Shirts During World Cup
A Staffordshire pub has banned football shirts during the World Cup to prevent disorder, sparking outrage among England fans. The Jug in Newcastle-under-Lyme says it is not a sports bar.
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