Chelsea raise Enzo Fernandez price as Man City circle
Chelsea have increased Enzo Fernandez's valuation, meaning Manchester City would now have to pay more than £120million to sign the midfielder before the transfer deadline.
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Man United offered Marc Casado chance as Barcelona ban him
Manchester United could revive interest in Marc Casado after Barcelona made him available for transfer and banned him from pre-season games.
Lennon: Scottish Labour 'stuck in the past' after ballot failure
Monica Lennon failed to secure enough MP nominations to join the Scottish Labour leadership ballot, saying the party is 'stuck in the past' as Michael Marra and Joe Fagan proceed.
State Pensioners with 4 Conditions Set for £114 DWP Change
State pensioners with conditions like Parkinson's or dementia may get £114 Attendance Allowance early in August as DWP confirms early payments for the bank holiday.
Maresca hints at Grealish role after Man City return
Enzo Maresca says Manchester City players who deserve minutes will get them after Jack Grealish's return from a loan at Everton, with his future still uncertain.
JP Morgan boss warns Healey against raising bank taxes
Jamie Dimon told Chancellor John Healey in a phone call that higher taxes could drive jobs elsewhere, citing New York's decline, ahead of the October Budget.
DWP unable to trace 2,400 PIP claimants due back payments
Around 2,400 PIP claimants are due back payments averaging £5,625 after a DWP review, but the department cannot trace them.
DWP £800 payments early for August bank holiday
Millions of pensioners and benefit claimants will receive payments early on August 28, ahead of the bank holiday, including State Pension of around £801.23.
Meghan's 'Trump Card' Over King Charles Is Embarrassing
Meghan Markle's As Ever website had 126,655 visits in July, nearly three times King Charles's Highgrove shop, but the comparison is embarrassing given her promotional push.
Russians swap chocolate for biscuits amid economic strain
Russian households are switching from chocolate to cheaper biscuits as inflation and war pressures squeeze budgets, despite official figures showing economic growth.
Robinson on Mitov, Kjartansson exits and Lyons injury update
Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson sanctioned the sales of Kjartan Mar Kjartansson and Dimitar Mitov because he wants hungry players fully committed to the club.
Jet2Holidays pays £7,000 after glass door shatters on Turkey trip
Jet2Holidays paid a family £7,000 after two brothers were injured when a steam room glass door shattered at a hotel in Turkey, following a legal claim.
Air India crash simulation casts doubt on pilot suicide theory
New footage from a law firm's simulation of the Air India crash challenges the pilot suicide theory, suggesting the RAT deployed before fuel cutoff, contradicting the AAIB timeline.
Set for Life winning numbers for August 13 draw
Set for Life draw on Thursday, August 13: winning numbers are 4, 5, 10, 12, 36 and Life Ball 8. Top prize is £10,000 a month for 30 years.
Juventus plot Alisson free transfer after Liverpool contract expiry
Juventus are willing to wait for Alisson Becker's Liverpool contract to expire and sign him for free next summer, mirroring Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold move.
DWP driving bans: three exemptions from October 2026
From October 2026, courts can disqualify benefit fraudsters owing over £1,000 from driving for up to two years, with three key exemptions.
Petition calls for £610 weekly State Pension for over-60s
More than 7,700 people have signed a petition urging the UK Government to raise the State Pension to £610 a week for everyone over 60, including expats.
RBA Holds Rate at 4.35%, Warns of Possible Hikes
The Reserve Bank of Australia held the cash rate at 4.35% but warned higher rates are 'quite possible' even as house prices fall, with inflation not expected to hit target until 2028.
PIP: 1.9m claimants receive benefit for five years or more
Nearly 1.9 million people have received PIP for five years or longer, with payments up to £778.40 a month, according to latest DWP figures.
DWP confirms £300 Winter Fuel Payment for over-80s
The DWP has confirmed £300 for heating bills for state pensioners aged 80 and over from November, with letters sent from October.
DWP to take benefit debts from joint accounts from October
The DWP will start taking owed benefit money directly from joint accounts from October 2026, under new powers to crack down on fraud and debt, targeting those who can pay but won't.
DWP Boost: £151.60 More for State Pensioners
State pensioners on Attendance Allowance could see payments rise by £151.60 every four weeks if their health worsens, moving from lower to higher rate.
Clean Shower Screens with Lemon Juice and Bicarb
Lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda can effectively clean shower screens, removing limescale and soap stains without harsh chemicals, as shared by expert Charlie Gray.
Truck driver who killed cyclist avoids jail
Tristan Renshaw, 47, avoided jail after killing cyclist Zinovly Savyulak in Fulham; sentenced to 18 months suspended.
Drunk mum who dragged PC along road spared jail
A drunk mum who dragged a police officer along a Liverpool road with her Range Rover has been spared jail due to her children's needs.
Six Arrested After Woman Found Dead in Islington
A murder probe has been launched after a 23-year-old woman was found dead in Islington, north London. Six people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and released on bail.
Daniel Kinahan wakes in Irish jail after extradition from UAE
Daniel Kinahan, 49, has been extradited from the UAE to Ireland, charged with leading a criminal organisation, and is now remanded in custody at Portlaoise Prison, where he has a landing to himself.
Thames Water pays £1m to CFO amid financial crisis
Thames Water paid its finance chief £1 million from an emergency loan, sparking outrage. The company also settled retention payments for 14 executives as it fights for a rescue deal.
Refugee jailed for four years for sexual assaults
A 'predatory' refugee who sexually assaulted two women in Falkirk has been jailed for four years, with Sheriff Keith O’Mahony calling the assaults 'deliberate and predatory'.
AI adoption puts banks at mercy of tech firms, Moody's warns
Moody's warns AI adoption is making banks reliant on a few tech firms, creating systemic risks like outages and price gouging.
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