Man Utd can sign Guerreiro for free and still target Hall
Manchester United could solve their left-back problem by signing free agent Raphael Guerreiro, while keeping Lewis Hall as a long-term target for next summer.
Category : Property
Titanic-linked £1.2m Waterloo mansion for sale
A Grade-II listed seven-bedroom mansion in Waterloo, built on land owned by White Star Line founder Thomas Henry Ismay, is listed for £1.2m.
Londoners rent homes for film shoots up to £2,000 a day
London homeowners rent out their properties for film, TV and photo shoots, earning up to £2,000 a day. Discover how Nina Watson and Nicola Gill turned their homes into profitable locations.
Haunted NZ tunnel may be extended in £1.27bn project
A tunnel in Wellington, New Zealand, said to be haunted by a murdered teenager could be extended as part of a £1.27bn infrastructure project to ease severe bottlenecks.
Man City's Maresca targets squad depth before transfer deadline
Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca wants two players per position, with the Blues seeking more signings before Tuesday's 11pm deadline to bolster their squad.
Chelsea's 16 Brighton signings rated after £300m spend
Chelsea have signed 16 players and staff from Brighton since 2022, spending nearly £300m. Here's how each deal has fared, from Caicedo's success to Potter's failure.
Wigan's Royal Court Theatre to reopen as temporary venue
Wigan's Grade II listed Royal Court Theatre will reopen as a temporary performance and community venue after securing new funding, with restoration plans ongoing.
Everton Transfer Deadline: Friedkin Group Under Pressure
With the transfer window closing Tuesday, Everton's Friedkin Group faces pressure to strengthen a squad that may lose a key player, with CEO Angus Kinnear setting Europe as a target.
Morpeth family home with stunning garden on sale for £599,999
A detached family home on Aspen Lane in Morpeth, with open views over a golf course and parkland, is on the market for £599,999 via Purple Bricks.
Liverpool housing firm still running despite shutdown plan
Liverpool Foundation Homes remains operational and owes millions to the council, four years after Cabinet voted to close it down.
UK lorry firm collapses after plunging into administration
Chambers and Cook (Eastern) Limited, a Lincolnshire haulier, has collapsed after entering administration on August 13, with its licence for 20 HGVs now considered for surrender.
Rashford to reject Fenerbahce as Man United seek late window solution
Marcus Rashford is set to turn down a transfer to Fenerbahce, according to reports, despite Manchester United still being open to him leaving this summer.
Bev Craig: Tyldesley warehouses 'doesn't sit right'
Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig says the giant 'cruise ship' warehouses in Tyldesley 'doesn't sit right' with her after meeting residents and seeing the site first-hand.
Premier League clubs set to smash transfer spending record
Premier League clubs are on course to break the £3.14bn transfer spending record, with several £100m-plus deals in the pipeline. Secret agreements and player-led negotiations are reshaping the window.
Lime Street pub reopens after ceiling falls on customers
The Vines on Lime Street has fully reopened after a ceiling section fell onto customers. The ornate coving collapsed in the lounge bar, leaving one woman bruised. The pub said damage was 'not as bad as first feared'.
Newcastle tower block resident slams filthy conditions
A Walker tower block resident has slammed conditions at Eastfield House, citing smashed windows, rubbish, needles and dog mess, as the council arranges an inspection.
Rhondda barman puts £3.5m Omaze mansion up for sale
Darren Summers, 50, from the Rhondda Fawr valley, has listed his £3.5m clifftop Cornwall mansion for sale weeks after winning it with Omaze for £20.
US Venezuela oil stake plan sparks 'predatory' outcry
Reports that the US seeks a major stake in Venezuela's oil and gas reserves have sparked anger, with critics calling the move 'predatory' and 'unconstitutional'.
80% of London buyers use side hustles to fund property purchases
A survey of 1,000 prospective London buyers found 80% run side hustles, with many earning over £10,000 a year to help fund property purchases and lifestyle costs.
Harry and Meghan could pay £8,000 a month to rent UK home
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could pay up to £8,000 a month in rent for their new UK home, according to property expert Saif Derzi.
776 Cardiff children in temporary housing, FOI reveals
A freedom of information request reveals 776 children under 16 are living in temporary accommodation provided by Cardiff council, with 431 in single-parent households.
Paddy Power: 50/1 odds Man City win or draw vs Palace
New customers can claim enhanced odds of 50/1 for Manchester City to win or draw against Crystal Palace in Friday's Premier League clash with Paddy Power.
Drivers Warned to Sell Cars Before September 1 Plate Change
Motorists have four days until the new 76 number plates may cut used car values by hundreds or thousands of pounds. Experts urge sellers to act before September 1.
Rhode Island grocery store deed restrictions uncovered
A Rhode Island grocery store is bound by restrictive covenants that limit its use, according to newly uncovered property records.
Welsh council orders removal of unauthorised chicken sheds
Powys Council has issued an enforcement notice requiring the removal of two poultry sheds built without planning permission on land near Penybont, Llandrindod Wells.
Bryncoch 250-home plans submitted despite 209 objections
Outline plans for a 250-home estate at Leiros Parc in Bryncoch have been submitted to Neath Port Talbot council despite 209 objections from residents.
Couple's shock after knocking down kitchen wall reveals cellar
A Kent couple knocked down a kitchen cupboard wall after nine years and discovered a vast cellar with corridors, rooms, and handprints beneath their home.
Carmarthen 84-home plan approved, River Towy concerns remain
Carmarthenshire Council’s planning committee has approved an 84-home development off Ffordd Pendre, half of which will be affordable, subject to a revised River Towy impact assessment being authorised by NRW.
Homebuyers need extra £18,200 deposit as rates rise
Average five-year fixed mortgage rates have risen from below 4% in January to around 4.8% today, meaning homebuyers now need an extra £18,200 in deposit funds, Zoopla warns.
Harry and Meghan's £10m UK home search draws Cotswolds warning
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly seeking a UK home worth over £10m. A Cotswolds neighbour, Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen, has warned the Duchess she must be genuine.
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