Celtic's Missed Transfer Targets: Where Are They Now?
Celtic missed out on several key targets in the last transfer windows. Record Sport reveals where those players are now and how they have fared since the Hoops' interest cooled.
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10-minute morning task keeps bedroom warm at night without heating
Opening curtains for 10 minutes each morning lets sunlight warm a bedroom, so the radiator can stay off at night until December, cutting energy bills.
Premium Bonds rate rises to 4.35% and odds improve
NS&I has raised the Premium Bonds prize fund rate to 4.35% and improved the odds of winning to 1 in 21,000, creating over 300,000 extra tax-free prizes this month.
Older State Pensioners Get £1,479.20 DWP Payments in October
Some older state pensioners will receive two DWP state pension payments in October 2026, totalling up to £1,479.20, due to five Thursdays in the month.
EuroMillions £111m jackpot winning numbers for September 25
The EuroMillions jackpot was £111 million for the Friday, September 25 draw. Winning numbers: 11, 12, 15, 38, 49, Lucky Stars: 10, 12.
Donnie Darko returns to UK cinemas for 25th anniversary in 4K
Donnie Darko, the cult 00s sci-fi film that flopped at the box office, returns to UK cinemas in 4K on October 30 for its 25th anniversary, with a new intro from director Richard Kelly.
Beckham nets £40m as World Cup deals boost profits
David Beckham has pocketed £40m after World Cup-linked deals helped profits at his brand firm DRJB Holdings jump nearly 50% to £50m last year.
Manchester ticket tout probe: 3 sellers behind 75% of resales
Three touts based abroad are behind over 75% of 1,600 tickets resold on Viagogo in Greater Manchester, FanFair Alliance found.
Mary Gaudron, first female high court judge, dies at 83
Mary Gaudron, the first woman appointed to Australia's high court, has died at 83. Appointed in 1987, she served until 2003 and shaped landmark rulings including Mabo.
UK woman's South Korea move cuts rent to £300 and nights out to £10
Robyn Mansir, 27, moved from Manchester to South Korea, cutting housing costs to £300 a month and nights out to £10, citing far lower living costs.
Populism serious challenge to central banks, Bailey warns
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says populism poses a serious challenge to independent central banks, urging bankers to explain decisions or risk being seen as an 'unrepresentative elite'.
Martin Lewis: 3 million eligible for £10,000 average lost pension
Martin Lewis urges pensioners to trace lost pensions, with £30bn unclaimed and an average £10,000 per person. Free tools include gov.uk and Gretel.
The Jury viewers fume over 'ridiculous' flaw in new series
Channel 4's The Jury returned this week, but viewers slammed a 'ridiculous' flaw: jurors discussing the case before deliberation, unlike real trials.
Trump $1 coin: legal tender, depending on what you mean by legal
The US government releases a $1 coin bearing Donald Trump's image, despite laws and tradition barring living people from currency. Scholars say it should be illegal, but it's happening anyway.
Man Utd outspent by promoted clubs as Carrick left short
Manchester United spent £148.3m this summer, less than all three promoted clubs, leaving Michael Carrick without a new left-back, winger or striker despite a third-place finish.
Butetown Carnival brings colour and joy to Cardiff despite rain
Hundreds joined Butetown Carnival in Cardiff Bay on Sunday, with colourful parades, puppets and live music continuing through the bank holiday despite wet weather.
The X Factor set for ITV return with Simon Cowell shake-up
The X Factor is reportedly set for an ITV revival as early as next year, with Simon Cowell potentially taking a reduced role and a younger judging panel lined up.
Vicky Pattison's husband 'could face fine' over new business
Ercan Ramadan, husband of Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison, could face a fine after reportedly failing to file accounts for his new business, more than a month past the deadline.
EuroMillions and Thunderball winning numbers for £59m jackpot
The EuroMillions jackpot was £59 million on Friday August 28. Winning numbers: 7, 14, 28, 42, 45, Lucky Stars 6 and 9. Thunderball: 6, 9, 10, 28, 34, Thunderball 14.
DWP confirms four groups not eligible for Winter Fuel Payment (28.08.2026)
The DWP has confirmed four groups who will not receive the Winter Fuel Payment this year, worth between £100 and £300 for eligible people born on or before June 27, 1960.
Man celebrates Christmas daily for 33 years despite heatwave
Andy Park has marked every day as Christmas since July 14, 1993. The 62-year-old from Wiltshire says the UK heatwave made his routine 'unbearable', but he adapted by using a paddling pool and barbecue.
Irn-Bru stashing Scots disrupt Batman 2 filming in Glasgow
Scots are smuggling cans of Irn Bru onto the Glasgow set of 'The Batman: Part 2', hiding them in bins and hot dog stands, forcing nightly set searches.
Revenge Thriller with 100% Rating Airs on Film4 Tonight
The 2023 Canadian crime thriller The G, starring Dale Dickey as an elderly woman seeking revenge against a corrupt legal guardian, airs on Film4 at 9pm tonight.
Tate brothers' flash lifestyle 'not real', court docs show
Court filings show Andrew and Tristan Tate's lawyers admit their online wealth displays are 'hyperbolic' and played for clicks, with rented supercars and a promoted superyacht.
Federer praises Djokovic in revealing US Open comments
Roger Federer says Novak Djokovic always has a chance at any Major, praising his old rival as an incredible fighter still going strong at the US Open.
7.1 million King Charles 10p coins enter circulation
More than seven million 10p coins bearing King Charles III's portrait are entering circulation across the UK from August 25, the first time the denomination features the King. The Royal Mint says they will be highly sought after.
M&S crisps beat Walkers in cheese and onion taste test
M&S cheese and onion crisps beat Walkers in a supermarket taste test, ranking top for flavour and value at £1.70 for a 150g packet.
The Terror: Devil in Silver returns with Dan Stevens on Sky Atlantic
Dan Stevens stars in the third standalone story of The Terror anthology, set in a cursed psychiatric hospital. Plus, The Piano finale and more.
HMRC sends 81,000 warning letters to crypto investors
HMRC has sent 81,000 warning letters to crypto investors suspected of underpaying tax in the last 12 months, up 25% from last year, as investigations step up.
Karen Gillan teases Shrinking set footage with Jason Segel
Karen Gillan shared behind-the-scenes footage from the set of Shrinking's fourth series, where she joins Harrison Ford and Jason Segel. Her role remains under wraps.
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