Ryanair CEO: Ban Booze Before Noon to Curb Misbehaviour
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary calls for airports to stop serving alcohol before 11am or 12pm to prevent drunk passengers from disrupting flights, suggesting a two-drink limit on planes.
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Iraola admits Liverpool need signings as target learns English
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has confirmed the Reds need to sign players, with a £43m-rated winger learning English amid transfer links.
Liverpool restaurants left out by VAT decision
Liverpool hospitality leaders welcome business rates cut for pubs and clubs but say restaurants and cafés have been unfairly excluded. Owners argue the entire sector needs support.
Sarah Ferguson Could Inherit Millions After F1 Ex Dies
Sarah Ferguson may inherit money from her ex-partner, F1 tycoon Paddy McNally, who died aged 88, leaving a £600m fortune.
Couple vows never to return to Butlin's after room horror
Colin and Paula Newton left Butlin's Skegness after 16 hours, finding suspected blood, faeces stains, and dried vomit in their £249 room.
Elliot Anderson taunts Man Utd after £116m City move
Elliot Anderson has taunted Manchester United after joining Manchester City, calling City the 'kings of Manchester' in a £116m transfer.
Andy Burnham scraps VAT on energy bills: how much you save
Andy Burnham's first move as PM is scrapping 5% VAT on electricity bills from October, saving average households £43 a year or £3.50 a month.
House passes $1.15tn defense bill amid Iran war, voting row
The US House passed a $1.15tn defense policy bill in a near-party-line vote, with Democrats opposing it over the Iran war and new voting restrictions.
US-Saudi nuclear deal allows uranium enrichment
The US has signed a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium, sparking controversy amid the US war with Iran.
Democrats Propose Bank Funded by China Tariffs for Manufacturing
Democratic lawmakers propose a new bank funded by China tariffs to boost US manufacturing, providing up to $15bn annually in grants, loans, and investments for smaller businesses.
Maresca Faces Transfer Test as Leeds Target Trafford
Enzo Maresca must decide how to replace James Trafford after Leeds United approached Manchester City for the goalkeeper, leaving four imperfect options.
Martin Lewis: Dial 159 to protect yourself from scams
Martin Lewis urges people to remember the three-digit number 159 to protect against phone scams, as it connects callers directly to their bank's legitimate line.
Treasury responds to Lineker wealth tax demand
The Treasury has responded to calls from Gary Lineker and over 100 UK millionaires for Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce a wealth tax, but says major tax changes would be announced at a budget.
Burnham defends pub rate cuts as 'our heritage'
Prime Minister Andy Burnham defends limiting business rate cuts to pubs, clubs and live music venues, calling pubs 'our heritage' and a 'first step' to help businesses.
Thomas the Tank Engine family win tax battle with HMRC
The grandchildren of Rev W Awdry, creator of Thomas the Tank Engine, won a High Court battle with HMRC over royalty tax treatment.
5 Premier League transfers you missed during World Cup
While fans were distracted by Shakira's World Cup halftime show, Premier League clubs completed several notable transfers. Here are five moves you may have missed.
North East Lloyds and Halifax bank branches closing in 2026
Lloyds and Halifax are closing branches in South Tyneside, North Tyneside, County Durham and Gateshead in 2026 as customers shift to digital banking.
Centrica cuts 1,300 jobs in British Gas customer overhaul
Centrica plans to cut 1,300 jobs over two years, including 800 new cuts, as part of a customer service overhaul due to changing customer behaviour.
Chef Faces Jail for Serving 49,000 Illegal Ants
Australian chef Joseph Lidgerwood, owner of double Michelin-starred Seoul restaurant Evett, faces up to a year in prison for allegedly serving 49,000 ants as dessert garnish since 2021.
Centrica to cut 1,300 jobs over two years in overhaul
British Gas owner Centrica plans to cut 1,300 jobs over two years, including 800 new reductions, as part of a customer service overhaul driven by digital shift.
Santander Promises No More Branch Closures Until 2028
Santander has committed to keeping all 480 of its UK branches open until at least 2028, including former TSB sites, bucking the trend of widespread bank closures on high streets.
DWP to restart DLA to PIP transfers for 150,000 from Sept
DWP will restart moving 150,000 adult DLA claimants to PIP from September 2026, starting with a pilot of 3,000 in England and Wales before a wider rollout.
Five World Cup stars Liverpool could sign for Iraola
Liverpool have made only two summer signings. Andoni Iraola wants a winger and defensive cover. Five World Cup standouts could be the answer.
Man Utd Banned from Using Rashford Bomb Squad Tactic Again
New FIFA rules prohibit clubs from isolating players in a 'bomb squad' to force transfers, banning Manchester United's tactic used on Marcus Rashford.
FSG Respond to Investment Bid as Iraola Sets Transfer Demands
Liverpool owners FSG have confirmed an investment approach from Amit Bhatia's consortium, while Andoni Iraola demands a winger and assesses right-back options.
Carrick Sanctions Five Man United Exits in Summer Overhaul
Michael Carrick has allowed Casemiro, Rasmus Hojlund, Jadon Sancho, Tyrell Malacia and Andre Onana to leave Manchester United as part of a squad overhaul.
Woman, 70, charged with murder of British expat Karen Carter
A 70-year-old woman has been charged with the murder of British expat Karen Carter, 65, who was stabbed to death in her home in Trémolat, France, last April.
World Cup Transfer Window: 5 Deals You Missed
While the World Cup dominated headlines, clubs quietly completed several transfers. Here are five deals you may have missed, including Illan Meslier to Arsenal and Marco Palestra to Chelsea.
River Island founder Bernard Lewis left £40m fortune
Probate documents reveal River Island founder Bernard Lewis left a £40 million estate, with his wife inheriting their home and personal belongings, and a declaration explaining why some children received less.
Two-Year Spat Over Arson-Hit Centre Ends
A two-year insurance dispute blocking the restoration of a Salford community centre destroyed by arson in 2024 has been resolved with a £5.4m settlement.
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