Celtic Punishment: Suspended Seat Reduction and Fine
Celtic receive a suspended seat capacity reduction and £7,500 fine from SPFL for pitch invasion during Hearts match. Motherwell also sanctioned.
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Chelsea told to sell Garnacho as Man United clause set
Chelsea have been advised to sell Alejandro Garnacho this summer, with Manchester United holding a 10% sell-on clause. The winger has struggled since his £40m move.
Ole & Steen fined £34k over mouse infestation in London
Danish bakery chain Ole & Steen was fined £26,000 plus costs after Westminster council found serious hygiene failings, including mouse droppings, at its Haymarket store.
Betfair Offers 50/1 on a Goal in World Cup Opener
Betfair offers enhanced odds of 50/1 on a goal in the Mexico vs South Africa World Cup opener, plus a £5 England free bet. New customers only.
UK Minister Defends Student Loan Changes Amid Criticism
UK minister Lucy Rigby defends student loan changes, arguing heavily subsidised system gives government right to alter terms. Critics say changes are unfair.
F1 leaders agree engine changes for 2027-2028
Formula One leaders have agreed on engine changes for 2027 and 2028 to address driver dissatisfaction, particularly from Max Verstappen, who threatened to leave the sport over current regulations.
Haiti World Cup Jerseys Changed After Fifa Blocks Revolution Symbols
Fifa deemed political elements in Haiti's World Cup jerseys, referencing the Haitian revolution, as too political, forcing a last-minute redesign ahead of qualifiers against Scotland.
World Cup Spirit Fades as Corporate Greed Takes Over
Adrian Chiles argues that big money and sponsors are ruining the World Cup, leaving real fans without tickets and forcing them to watch from afar.
ITV: World Cup to Be Most Lucrative Event Ever
ITV says the expanded 2026 World Cup will be its most commercially successful tournament, with ad revenues 30% higher than Euro 2024, calling it a 'six-week summer Super Bowl'.
BT CEO Kirkby's pay doubles to £5.6m on share surge
Allison Kirkby's total remuneration more than doubled to £5.58m, including bonuses and share awards, as BT's share price rose nearly 80%.
EU Updates Banned Airlines List: 154 Carriers Blacklisted
The EU has updated its Air Safety List, adding Air Express Algeria and lifting the ban on Kyrgyzstan airlines. 154 carriers are now banned, with implications for holidaymakers.
Why Man City 115 charges verdict could dwarf Everton ruling
The verdict on Manchester City's 115 charges is still pending, but a recent compensation ruling against Everton shows potential financial fallout for City if found guilty.
Supermarket Price Test: Up to 85% Difference on Same Items
A shopper bought the same seven branded items from eight supermarkets and found huge price differences, with Co-op and Waitrose charging nearly double ASDA and Iceland.
Car Showroom Unauthorised for Five Years in Abertillery
A car showroom in Abertillery has been trading without planning permission since 2021, prompting a retrospective application to regularise its use after a council notice.
FIFA and FIFPRO Agree Major Transfer Clause Changes
FIFA and FIFPRO have agreed to introduce mandatory release clauses in player contracts from 2027, along with greater player protections and a share of transfer fees for lower-earning footballers.
State Pension Tax Changes Could Create Unfair Inequality
New state pension tax rules may lead to unequal treatment, with some claimants paying tax while others with similar incomes do not, HMRC confirms.
State Pension Tax Changes: Higher Allowance Update
HMRC confirms new legislation for state pension tax changes. From April, full new state pension will exceed personal allowance, but policy aims to exempt sole pension recipients.
Haiti Forced to Change World Cup Kit After FIFA Rule Breach
Haiti's World Cup kit has been altered at the last minute after FIFA deemed the design, featuring the Battle of Vertieres, as political messaging. The team faces Scotland in their opener.
Ryanair Probed by UK Watchdog Over Child Seating Fees
The Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Ryanair for charging parents to sit with their children on flights. The airline calls the probe 'bogus'.
Simon Calder Warns Ryanair Family Seating Could Be 'Messy'
Travel expert Simon Calder warns Ryanair's family seating policy probe by the CMA could lead to messy refunds for millions of families if deemed unfair.
HMRC Confirms Tax Charges for Pensioners Over 75
HMRC has confirmed that tax relief on pension contributions stops at age 75, impacting contributions and death benefits for older pensioners.
Poll: Is Rachel Reeves the Worst UK Chancellor?
Defence Secretary John Healey resigns, blaming Chancellor Rachel Reeves for blocking defence funds. Poll asks if she is the worst Chancellor ever.
UK Pizza Dough Firm Collapses Into Administration Owning £1.5m
Millennium Dough Company, a West London pizza dough supplier, has entered administration after 34 years, with creditors owed £1.5 million. The firm appointed Quantuma Advisory.
Northumberland Council OKs £130k Consultancy for Debt Review
Northumberland County Council's cabinet has agreed to spend £130,000 on consultants to reassess the restructuring of £80 million debt owed by its development company, Advance Northumberland, citing geopolitical changes.
B&M's £2 Fridge Organiser Creates Extra Storage
B&M sells a £2 extendable fridge organiser that helps keep your fridge tidy and organised. Other retailers like Home Bargains offer similar storage solutions.
UK warehouse firm Pegasus Warehousing in administration
Pegasus Warehousing and Fulfilment LTD, launched in 2015, has entered administration. Administrators from Leonard Curtis have been appointed. The company's website is offline.
Cruise Expert Warns Britons: Excessive Drinking Could Void Travel Insurance
Cruise expert warns Britons that excessive drinking on cruises could void travel insurance, leading to huge medical bills or removal from the ship.
New UK Law Forces Supermarkets to Display Clearer Prices
A new law requires UK supermarkets like Tesco, Morrisons, and Sainsbury's to display standardised unit pricing across more products, enhancing transparency for shoppers.
England Driveway Rule: Drainage and Planning Tips
Homeowners in England must follow SuDS rules for driveways over 5sqm. Experts share tips on drainage, planning permission, and common mistakes.
Canberra Covid Outbreak Grows to 45 Cases as Chief Minister Warns of Further Spread
Canberra's Covid outbreak grows to 45 cases with 17 new infections; Chief Minister warns of further spread and announces compliance crackdown.
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