Friedkin Group must back Moyes after Everton's transfer disaster
Everton's summer transfer window left them with one recognised striker, but David Moyes' position should be strengthened, not weakened, by the shambles.
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Meghan and Harry Face 'Financial Pressure' After UK Move
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly facing financial pressure after returning to the UK with their children and dogs, according to a source.
BBC faces anger over broken jobs promise to apprentices
BBC apprentices told they can no longer expect promised permanent jobs amid £500m savings drive, sparking internal anger and claims of betrayal.
Bruno Fernandes rejects £133m Al Hilal offer
Bruno Fernandes has turned down a £133m offer from Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal to leave Manchester United, according to reports, with the Portuguese star focused on the Red Devils.
State Pension £14,560 petition hits 14,520 signatures
A petition calling for the State Pension to rise to £14,560 has reached 14,520 signatures, forcing the DWP to respond and potentially triggering a parliamentary debate.
State pensioners set for boosted £12,861 tax-free allowance
State pensioners will get a boosted £12,861 tax-free Personal Allowance from April 2027 under PM Andy Burnham, who has confirmed the triple lock and tax exemption for pension-only income.
Fed's Warsh Warns on Inflation Risks
Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh warned that inflation could persist, signaling a cautious approach to future rate cuts and economic policy.
Reform UK loses Dover by-election to Greens amid Right split
Reform UK narrowly lost a Dover council by-election to the Greens after Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain split the Right-wing vote, securing 27% against the Greens' 28%.
South Lanarkshire to spend £1m upgrading 20 MUGAs
South Lanarkshire Council will spend £1 million refurbishing 20 multi-use games areas (MUGAs) between September 2026 and February 2027, with work expected to start at the end of September 2026.
Fed's Warsh Signals Patience on Rate Cuts at Jackson Hole
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh indicated at Jackson Hole that the Fed will keep rates steady until inflation is sustainably near target, citing resilient growth and a strong labor market.
Teen reveals why she turned down Dragons' Den offer
Cat Black, 17, became the youngest female founder to receive offers from all five Dragons, but she and her sister Honor walked away from the £50,000 investment.
Record £24.2bn capital gains tax as 181,000 more pay up
Capital gains tax receipts hit £24.2bn in 2024-25, up 89%, with 584,000 taxpayers paying, HMRC data shows.
Jes Staley told lawmakers he shared JPMorgan secrets with Epstein
Former JPMorgan executive Jes Staley told US lawmakers he repeatedly shared confidential bank information with Jeffrey Epstein and was named a trustee of his estate.
Burnham: Energy Bill Hikes 'Difficult' as Ofgem Cap Rises
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says rising energy bills are 'difficult' after Ofgem raised its price cap by 4% to £1,723, with analysts forecasting a further 9% hike from January.
London income tax hits £80bn record as PM keeps options open
Londoners paid a record £79.2bn in income tax in 2024/25, up £6.9bn in a year, as Andy Burnham declines to rule out further levies.
Canada hits back with 20bn tariffs as Trump threatens 'far worse'
Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs on about 20 billion dollars (£15 billion) of US goods after negotiations broke down, with some duties reaching 50%.
State Pension Age Could Rise to 70, Experts Say
Experts warn the State Pension Age could rise to 70 as a Government review examines the age people start receiving the state pension, with unions threatening strikes.
DWP Child Benefit warning as August bank holiday dates change
DWP confirms benefit payments due on August 31 bank holiday will be paid early on August 28, affecting Child Benefit and other major benefits.
A66 crash fundraiser for PCs' families tops £300k
A fundraiser for families of two PCs killed in an A66 head-on crash has raised over £300,000. The collision happened seconds after a police pursuit ended.
easyJet delay compensation: what you can claim
easyJet passengers may claim EC261 compensation for delays over three hours, cancellations, or denied boarding. Refreshment vouchers, hotel stays, and refunds are also available depending on the situation.
Brighton boss issues Carlos Baleba to Man United transfer update after £70m deal
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler says the club must face different adversities after Manchester United agreed a £70m deal for Carlos Baleba, following a 4-0 win over Aston Villa.
Harry and Meghan face 'major career and money problem' on UK return
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face significant career and financial challenges as they prepare to return to the UK, according to a commentator who questioned whether their fame still translates into commercial success.
Older Pensioners Receive Up to £647 Extra in AP
Older state pensioners can receive up to £646.88 extra per year from Additional Pension (AP) payments, which increased in April 2026, on top of the basic state pension.
DWP confirms no plans to raise 25p state pension top-up
The DWP has confirmed it has no plans to increase the 25p weekly 'Age Addition' for older state pensioners, a payment that has remained unchanged since 1971.
EuroMillions results: Winning numbers for Friday, August 21
Tonight's EuroMillions draw offers a £42m jackpot, with Thunderball numbers drawn at 8pm and EuroMillions at 8.30pm. Follow live updates here.
Scottish crime round-up: Lyons attacks, Maserati killer jailed, bans
Lyons gang orders machete attacks on Daniel family; Maserati killer jailed 13 years; Rangers thugs banned; mum beaten; squirrel shooter fined.
DWP to Send £10 Christmas Bonus to State Pensioners in 2026
The DWP will pay a one-off £10 tax-free Christmas Bonus to eligible State Pensioners this winter under Andy Burnham's government. Payments are automatic in December.
Sussexes' £45m fortune questioned as UK return looms
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, worth an estimated £45 million, face questions over funding their lifestyle as they prepare to return to the UK with their children.
UK national debt nears £3 trillion mark in July 2026
UK public sector net debt reached £2,984.9 billion in July 2026, just below £3 trillion, with borrowing in July at £1.8 billion, above forecasts.
DWP stops £114.60 PIP payments under 13-week rule for Scotland moves
PIP claimants moving from England or Wales to Scotland must inform the DWP within 13 weeks or lose up to £114.60 weekly payments. A new ADP claim is required.
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