TPFG CEO Gareth Samples buys more shares in agency group
Gareth Samples, CEO of The Property Franchise Group, bought 11,000 shares at 413p on 28 September, investing £45,430 and raising his holding to 694,374 shares.
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Set for Life winning numbers for September 28 draw revealed
The Set for Life draw on September 28 took place at 8pm. Winning numbers were 1, 10, 11, 15, 47, and the Life Ball is 4. Jackpot pays £10,000 a month for 30 years.
Housebuilders rally on UK equity loan scheme, miners drag FTSE
London stocks closed mixed on Monday as housebuilders surged on the UK's new equity loan programme, while weak miners and falling metal prices limited broader gains.
Sydney $1.2bn datacentre scrapped due to regulations
Goodman Group withdraws its controversial $1.2bn 'Project Mars' datacentre plan in Lane Cove, citing evolving federal and state regulations.
Everton and Liverpool set for £53m payday after Man City verdict
Everton and Liverpool could receive a combined £53m if Manchester City are found guilty of 114 of 115 charges, according to data analysts OLBG.
Diesel drivers issued 42-day fuel stockpile warning
The UK has just 42 days of emergency diesel stockpiles, one of the lowest in Europe, raising concerns over preparedness for fuel shortages.
Man City face financial blow after 114 of 115 charges verdict
Manchester City could lose millions in sponsorship revenue if the guilty verdict on 114 of 115 Premier League charges remains, with sponsors examining deals.
Russian Strikes Close Ukraine's Largest Steel Plant
ArcelorMittal has closed Ukraine's largest steel plant in Kryvyi Rih after repeated Russian strikes killed five workers, dealing another blow to the country's steel sector.
Trump's Venezuela oil deal faces legal and logistical hurdles
A Guardian investigation finds the US-Venezuela oil agreement, touted as the biggest in history, is likely doomed due to legal, logistical, and authority issues.
Andy Robertson: Man City players shouldn't be tarnished
Andy Robertson says it would be wrong for Manchester City's players to be tarnished by the club's 114 financial rule breaches, as the club awaits punishment.
Burnham orders SWR to improve after summer disruption
Andy Burnham has warned South Western Railway it must improve after a summer of delays and cancellations, and announced a rail summit for later this year.
EuroMillions £111m jackpot: winning numbers revealed
Tonight's EuroMillions draw offers a £111million super jackpot. Thunderball results come first at 8pm, followed by EuroMillions at 8.45pm. UK Millionaire Maker guarantees a £1m winner.
Diesel price set to hit record high this weekend
Average diesel price hits 198.32p, near record 199.22p set in 2022, as Iran war disrupts oil supplies.
Rare £77.50 silver Sovereign coin released for third time
The Royal Mint's 2027 Sovereign Collection includes a silver coin struck for only the third time in history, priced at £77.50 with 15,000 available.
London stocks fall as bond yields, oil prices weigh
London stocks ended lower on Thursday as investors weighed the US-China summit, elevated bond yields and higher oil prices, with the FTSE 100 down 0.2%.
EU warns Trump diesel export ban would hurt both sides
The EU has warned Donald Trump against plans to ban US diesel exports, saying the move would negatively impact Europe and the US, as European pump prices hit record highs.
Harlequins, Saints and Gloucester attract overseas investor interest
Harlequins, Northampton and Gloucester are attracting serious interest from overseas investors as Prem Rugby expands before its first season as a closed league begins on Friday.
Bentley invests £350m in Torcal EV at Crewe site
Bentley will build its first fully electric car, the Torcal, at its Crewe HQ, backed by £350m of investment, the third major boost for UK carmaking this week.
Royal IHC upbeat on prospects as subsea demand grows
Royal IHC's North East arm returned to operating profit in 2025, with turnover at £20.3m and bosses expecting more orders this year.
Tungsten West strikes £1.4bn US supply deal
Plymouth-based Tungsten West has signed an eight-year, £1.4bn supply deal with US manufacturer Elmet Technologies for tungsten from its Hemerdon mine.
FTSE 100 dips 0.3% as oil prices fall on US-Iran hopes
The FTSE 100 ended down 30.68 points, 0.3%, at 10,708.33 on Tuesday, as oil prices edged lower and investors awaited signs of progress in US-Iran relations.
FTSE 100 flat as Iran strikes defiant tone at UN
The FTSE 100 ended slightly lower at 10,705.26 as strong US growth data was offset by Iran's defiant UN address, while oil prices rose and JD Sports fell sharply.
Clayton Glass administration: 290 jobs lost, three sites close
Clayton Glass has entered administration, closing sites in County Durham, North Lanarkshire and Blackburn, with 290 staff made redundant and 283 jobs saved.
Boehly sells Chelsea stake to Clearlake Capital
Todd Boehly and Mark Walter have sold their Chelsea stakes to Clearlake Capital, giving the private equity firm full control of the Premier League club.
Powerball: Strict rules winners must follow to claim prize
National Lottery Powerball winners face strict rules, including at least two meetings with Allwyn, to claim their prize. The winning numbers for September 13, 2026 are revealed.
EuroMillions results LIVE: £95m jackpot numbers for Sept 11
The winning EuroMillions and Thunderball numbers for Friday, September 11, are being revealed live, with a £95million jackpot up for grabs.
Premier League £550m plan opposed by Big Six clubs
The Premier League's 'Big Six' clubs are reportedly opposing a proposal to collectively sell additional commercial rights that could boost annual revenue from £200m to £750m.
Cargo ship fire in Chinese port kills at least 20, five missing
At least 20 people died and five are missing after the Ocean Melody cargo ship caught fire during repairs at a port in Qingdao, China.
No bailout for JLR, minister says amid job cut reports
The Business Secretary has ruled out a bailout for Jaguar Land Rover amid reports the UK's largest carmaker will cut 4,000 jobs over two years, with a voluntary redundancy programme opening.
Lotto results: £6.8m jackpot numbers for Saturday, September 5
Tonight's Lotto jackpot is an estimated £6.8M, which could be won by one lucky player who matches all six numbers drawn in the 8pm draw.
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