Arsenal, Emirates Extend Deal Until 2033
Arsenal confirm Emirates partnership extension to 2033, boosting transfer funds after Premier League win and £75m Bruno Guimaraes deal.
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Unmarried Couples Risk Legal Trap Over Shared Homes
Millions of unmarried couples wrongly believe cohabitation grants same legal rights as marriage, risking financial loss if relationship ends or partner dies.
PZ Cussons profits up after cost cuts and marketing push
PZ Cussons reports 5.8% revenue growth and 22% profit increase after cost-cutting and marketing investments, driven by UK brands like Carex and Imperial Leather.
Wizz Air Swings to Loss Amid Fuel Costs and Middle East Conflict
Wizz Air reported an operating loss of 183 million euros for April-June, down from a profit last year, due to soaring fuel costs and Middle East conflict.
No UK Epstein Inquiry, PM to Meet Victims
Downing Street has ruled out a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK actions, but Prime Minister Andy Burnham is committed to meeting victims, the government confirmed.
Scottish aid worker's death devastates Athens community
Locals in Athens' Kypseli district say the killing of Scottish aid worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross has had a devastating impact. The 38-year-old's body was found in a suitcase in a derelict building.
El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary, beats Stevens
Abdul El-Sayed clinches Democratic nomination for Michigan US Senate seat, defeating Haley Stevens by a narrow margin, setting up a key battleground race against Republican Mike Rogers.
Zentia could be bought after collapse cost 170 jobs
Administrators in talks with unnamed buyer for Zentia, weeks after closure led to 170 redundancies and £45m debts.
Ayrshire care worker suspended for voyeurism conviction
Ayrshire social care worker Charli Hillman suspended until October after voyeurism conviction for recording intimate act at pub and sharing on social media.
Woman arrested after four stabbed in Covent Garden
A woman has been arrested after four people were stabbed in Covent Garden, central London. An air ambulance landed on Trafalgar Square; all four were taken to hospital.
Russia's Only TV Maker Kvant Bankrupt, £38m Debt
Russia's sole domestic TV manufacturer Kvant has been declared bankrupt with debts of 4.15 billion rubles (£38m), following sanctions and supplier withdrawals.
Man in court over £1m streetlamp thefts
A 20-year-old man accused of stealing streetlamps and lanterns worth £1 million across the UK has appeared in court, with his parents also charged.
Man accused of killing Scottish charity worker in Athens court
A 26-year-old man accused of killing Scottish charity worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, and dumping her body in a suitcase has appeared in court in Athens.
EA cuts $700M costs after Saudi-backed $55B buyout
Electronic Arts completed its $55 billion buyout by Saudi Arabia's PIF and other investors, leading to $700 million in annual cost cuts, including layoffs.
Ski Firm SkiYodl Liquidated, Customers Warned
SkiYodl Ltd, a Norwich-based ski travel platform, has entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all holiday packages. Customers are urged to check their rights and contact card issuers for refunds.
Heineken UK sales soar as Cruzcampo and Murphy's surge
Heineken reported strong UK sales growth in H1 2026, with Cruzcampo volume up over 30% and Murphy's doubling, despite global job cuts.
UK car market grows for eighth month in a row
UK new car registrations rose 11.7% in July, marking the eighth consecutive month of growth, driven by strong EV demand.
Suspect in Elisabeth-Jane Ross killing at Athens court
A 26-year-old man accused of murdering Scottish charity worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross and dumping her body in a suitcase has arrived at a court in Athens for a hearing.
Seven explosions heard in Dubai as fire hits industrial area
Multiple explosions reported in Dubai's Jebel Ali industrial area, with eyewitnesses hearing 'booms' and seeing a building on fire. Cause unknown.
Daily Crime Roundup: Suitcase Murder, Celebrity Robbery
A roundup of Tuesday's top crime stories: suitcase murder suspect's hate posts, ex-Celtic star's wife robbed, Arbroath girl's death, far-right thug's assault, and a spy scam.
Ellison: CNN Merger Lawsuit Politically Motivated
Paramount CEO David Ellison claims opposition to his $111bn Warner Bros Discovery merger is politically motivated, not about market share, amid legal challenges.
Newcastle spin-out secures £16m for electric motor jobs
Newcastle University spin-out AEM secures £16m funding to expand electric motor production in Washington, creating over 20 skilled jobs.
Four charged after Arsenal parade violence
Four people charged with attempted murder after violent outbreaks at Arsenal victory parade; 29 arrests made, six stabbed.
Police offer £20k reward in manhunt over fatal stabbing
Police have launched an appeal to trace a man in connection with the killing of Finbar Sullivan in Primrose Hill. Detectives are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading them to 22-year-old Jordan Asije.
HSBC profits surge 23% as CEO champions strong banks
HSBC reported a 23% rise in first-half pre-tax profit to $19.5bn, beating forecasts, as CEO Georges Elhedery said UK growth requires strong banks.
Ski Yodl Goes Bust as All Booked Holidays Cancelled
Ski Yodl Ltd, trading as Yodl, has entered voluntary liquidation, cancelling all package holidays. ABTA says no current bookings were affected, but offers guidance for accommodation-only customers.
Kent vegetable firm collapses after 87 years
John Paine (Kent) Potatoes Ltd has entered liquidation after 87 years, with a liquidator appointed on July 30, 2026, amid UK farm distress.
AerFin Acquired by Orix Aviation in £475m Deal
Newport-based aviation firm AerFin is acquired by Japan's Orix Aviation in a deal worth around £475m, marking a major milestone for the Welsh company.
FIFA bans ex-president Blatter from football until 2028
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter, 90, remains banned from all football-related activities until June 2028, after two suspensions totaling more than 12 years.
HSBC first-half profits surge 23% to $19.5bn
HSBC reported a 23% rise in first-half pre-tax profit to $19.5bn, driven by higher net interest income and fees, with a $1bn buyback announced.
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