Man Utd Could Sell Five to AC Milan for Amorim Reunion
Ruben Amorim is set to become AC Milan manager, potentially reuniting with five Manchester United players including Diogo Dalot, Matthijs de Ligt, Amad, Manuel Ugarte, and Joshua Zirkzee.
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Bailiffs Board Ryanair Plane Over Unpaid Compensation
Bailiffs board a Ryanair plane in Austria after the airline refused to pay €890 compensation for a delayed flight, placing a seizure sticker on the aircraft.
Devon Chippy Named Among UK's Best by Fry Awards
David's Fish and Chips in Brixham, Devon, has been named one of the top 50 fish and chip shops in the UK by The Fry Awards, praised for quality seafood and service.
Man United Transfer News: Ederson Medical, Fernandes Boost
Manchester United are set for a busy summer with Ederson's medical imminent, Mateus Fernandes boost, and multiple moves expected as the Reds prepare for Champions League football.
Australia Threatens Meta, Google, TikTok with Tax Over News
Australia proposes 2.25% levy on tech giants like Meta, Google, TikTok unless they pay for news content, sparking backlash from companies.
Walmart and Amazon Race to Speed Up Deliveries to Rural US
Walmart and Amazon compete to speed up deliveries to rural US, investing billions to capture a $1 trillion market as other carriers scale back.
Trump Announces Japan Trade Deal as Ishiba Faces Uncertain Future
Trump announces Japan trade deal with 15% tariffs, as PM Ishiba faces resignation reports after electoral losses.
French Customs Reject UK Shellfish Shipments Despite EU Reset Deal
French customs reject three UK mussel shipments, costing exporter £150,000, amid EU reset deal negotiations.
Swinney Heads to Kentucky for Whisky Tariff Talks
First Minister John Swinney will visit Kentucky to meet bourbon leaders, aiming to solidify the removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky following President Trump's commitment.
Albanese Faces Diplomatic Tightrope in China as Trump Shadow Looms
Anthony Albanese heads to China to boost trade ties amid Aukus submarine uncertainty and Trump's potential return.
UAE Quits Opec in Boost for Trump Amid Iran War Crisis
UAE quits Opec after 60 years, weakening the cartel and boosting Trump amid Iran war crisis and oil supply disruptions.
UK Doubles Steel Tariffs to 50% in Bid to Protect Domestic Industry
UK doubles steel tariffs to 50% to protect domestic industry from foreign competition, with new quotas and investment strategy.
Uefa Overhauls Qualifying Format for Major Tournaments
Uefa approves new qualifying format for men's World Cup and European Championship to reduce mismatches, based on Nations League rankings and Swiss system, effective after Euro 2028.
Splore Festival Ends: NZ Music Scene Shrinks
Splore festival, a launchpad for local artists, shuts down after 28 years due to economic pressures. Dozens of NZ festivals have ended, raising concerns about lost opportunities for emerging talent.
UK and Japan Set to Agree £18bn Investment Deal
UK PM Starmer and Japanese PM Takaichi to sign £18bn in investment deals, including a £9bn offshore wind agreement, creating tens of thousands of jobs.
Reopening Strait of Hormuz Would Have Limited Impact on Cargo Flows, Says Maersk CEO
Maersk CEO says reopening Strait of Hormuz would have limited impact on cargo flows, as fuel costs soar and are passed to customers.
Alternative Oil Routes Bypassing Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran Conflict
Explore alternative oil and gas routes bypassing the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S.-Iran conflict, including pipelines and proposed projects.
EU Ban on Veggie 'Sausages' May Apply to UK Under Brexit Deal
EU ban on veggie 'burgers' and 'sausages' could apply to UK under Brexit SPS deal, sparking debate over labelling and trade.
Dubai Restaurants Change Menus Amid Iran War Disruptions
Dubai restaurants adapt menus as Iran war disrupts supply chains, with rising costs and falling demand hitting the city's food industry.
18th Century Chinese Teapot Sells for £2.6 Million at Auction
A rare 18th-century Chinese teapot from the Qianlong dynasty sold for £2.6 million at Sotheby's, ten times its estimate.
Iran War Disruptions Fuel Higher Costs in Bangladesh
Iran war disruptions cause fuel shortages in Bangladesh, raising costs, slowing growth, and threatening garment exports.
Amazon Deepens OpenAI Partnership as Microsoft Ties Ease
Amazon expands OpenAI partnership as Microsoft ties loosen, with AWS co-developing AI agent platform.
China's Economy Grew 5% in 2025 Despite Tariff Threats and Property Crisis
China's economy grew 5% in 2025, meeting its target despite US tariff threats and a property crisis, but structural challenges persist.
Passport Office Warns Damaged Passports Could Halt Travel Plans
UK Government warns damaged passports may not be accepted for travel; replacement costs up to £100, with urgent options available.
China's Drinking Ban Deals Heavy Blow to Global Wine Producers
China's ban on alcohol at official events has caused a sharp decline in wine exports, with US producers losing $300 million in 2025.
China's 2025 Trade Surplus Hits Record $1.189tn Despite US Tariffs
China's 2025 trade surplus hits record $1.189tn despite US tariffs, with exports growing 6.6% in December. Shift to new markets and strong auto exports offset trade tensions.
Fifa Faces Broadcast Blackout Fears in India and China
Fifa faces World Cup broadcast blackout fears in India and China as rights remain unresolved with five weeks to go.
Starmer's UK Steel Tariff Deal Could Save Scottish Jobs
Starmer says UK-US trade deal could take effect in weeks, sparing UK from 50% steel tariffs and protecting Scottish jobs.
Trump Threatens 10% Tariff on China and Considers EU Levy
Trump threatens 10% tariff on Chinese imports from Feb 1, considers EU levies; markets fall; executive orders pause green spending.
King Charles and Prince William Expected to Visit US in 2026 to Revitalise Trade Deal
King Charles and Prince William plan separate US visits in 2026 to revive a stalled trade deal with President Trump.
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