Trump Must Give Financial Records to BBC in Defamation Case
A judge rules Donald Trump must hand over his financial records to the BBC for his £7.5 billion defamation case over a Panorama documentary.
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Trump ordered to hand over records in £7.5bn BBC case
Donald Trump must turn over financial records to the BBC in his £7.5 billion defamation case over a 2024 Panorama documentary, a judge has ruled.
DWP Confirms Strict Four-Week Rule for PIP Holidaymakers
The DWP reminds PIP claimants of a strict four-week rule for holidays abroad; failure to report may result in fines or stopped payments.
Trump Must Give Financial Records in BBC Defamation Case
A judge orders Donald Trump to turn over financial records in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a 2024 Panorama documentary on the Capitol riots.
Iraola determined to keep Mac Allister and Alisson at Liverpool
Andoni Iraola aims to retain Alexis Mac Allister and Alisson for his first season as Liverpool head coach, despite transfer links and key injuries.
Trump Must Divulge Financial Details in $10bn BBC Suit
A US judge ruled Donald Trump must provide detailed financial records from his businesses as part of his $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC, potentially opening a window into his family trust's ventures.
Arsenal sign Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez on free transfer
Arsenal have signed Spain goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez on a free transfer from Real Madrid, continuing their squad rebuild ahead of the new WSL season.
Equinor Profits Double to $11.5bn Amid Iran War
Norway's state oil company Equinor nearly doubles profits to $11.5bn in Q2 2025 as oil and gas prices surge due to the war on Iran, boosting earnings.
Chelsea splash £117m on Rogers, Liverpool lose stars, City big spenders
Chelsea have spent £117m on Morgan Rogers, while Liverpool face player exits. Manchester City outlay £116m on Elliot Anderson. Tottenham spend £230m.
Man Utd transfer boost as Zirkzee says yes to Juventus
Joshua Zirkzee has agreed to join Juventus, potentially allowing Manchester United to sign a new striker with the funds from his sale.
Zirkzee says yes to Juventus, could fund Man United signing
Joshua Zirkzee has reportedly agreed to join Juventus, potentially enabling Manchester United to raise funds for a new attacking signing this summer.
Army roll boosts suitcase space by 20%, saves £60
Paul Evans, a former British Army soldier, shares the 'Army roll' technique that can pack 20% more clothing in suitcases, potentially saving up to £60 on extra baggage fees.
Teen fined £706 for leaking referee John Beaton's details
Corey Davies, 19, shared John Beaton's address and phone number on Snapchat after a controversial Celtic penalty decision, leading to a £706 fine.
Family Confronts Mechanic Over Fatal Crash MOT
A heartbroken family confronted conman mechanic Neil Lewis, who passed the MOT of a car that later crashed, killing three young people in Cardiff.
Chelsea urged to sign Manu Kone ahead of rivals
Glen Johnson has urged Chelsea to sign France midfielder Manu Kone from Roma, valued at £51m, amid interest from Manchester United and Arsenal.
Bomb squad called after antique weapons found in Wirral
A bomb squad was called after antique weapons and ammunition were found in a house in Bebington, Wirral. Controlled explosions took place on Leasowe beach.
River Island founder Bernard Lewis left £40 million estate
Probate records show River Island founder Bernard Lewis, who died aged 100 in February, left an estate worth £40 million, with his wife inheriting the family home.
Business Secretary can't name Cabinet member with business experience
Jonathan Reynolds failed to name any Cabinet members who have run a business, prompting criticism from the Shadow Business Secretary.
Celtic target Mika Baur is son of German handball legend
Celtic are in talks with SC Paderborn over a £4m deal for midfielder Mika Baur, who is the son of German handball star Markus Baur and has Malagasy roots.
Santander pledges no new branch closures before 2028
Santander has promised not to close any additional bank branches before 2028, including TSB, but 44 closures already announced for this year will proceed.
Bezos approached to invest in Liverpool, FSG confirms talks
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been approached by a consortium in talks to buy a stake in Liverpool FC, with Fenway Sports Group confirming initial discussions.
London's new spa boat: hot tub, sauna, massage on canal
London's first full spa boat, Maria Alexander, offers a hot tub, sauna and treatment room on Regent's Canal, with packages from £175 for two people.
Man Utd transfer boost: Zirkzee texts, Scott snubs deal
Manchester United get double transfer boost: Joshua Zirkzee receives calls from Juventus, while Alex Scott turns down Bournemouth contract, paving way for £60m move.
Arsenal could boost transfer war chest by £90m with four exits
Arsenal could increase their summer budget by at least £90m if players such as Gabriel Jesus and Ben White are offloaded, with four exits in the pipeline.
M&S confirms opening date for new Paignton supermarket
Marks & Spencer has confirmed its new 22,000 sq ft food store in Paignton, Devon, will open by autumn 2027, creating up to 70 jobs.
Bruno Guimaraes Update as £70m Emirates Deal Signed
Arsenal have agreed a new £70m-a-year Emirates sponsorship deal, while Newcastle deny talks over Bruno Guimaraes despite the midfielder wanting to leave.
Lottery Urges Check for Nine Unclaimed Prizes
Nine National Lottery prizes remain unclaimed, including two £1M wins in Cheshire and Tameside. Players have six months to claim before funds go to community projects.
John Healey Named Chancellor in Surprise Burnham Pick
John Healey's appointment as chancellor blindsided Labour insiders after weeks of fierce lobbying by Ed Miliband, Shabana Mahmood, and Rachel Reeves for the role.
Mitie agrees £3.1bn takeover by OCS
Mitie has agreed to a £3.1bn takeover by private-equity owned rival OCS Group, ending nearly four decades on the London stock market. The board recommends shareholders accept 221.6p a share.
Thames Water investors offer 'golden share' to avoid nationalisation
A consortium of Thames Water creditors has proposed a 'golden share' for the government to prevent nationalisation, offering greater public control and oversight.
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