Man City chairman writes open letter after 114 charges reports
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has written an open letter on the club's website after reports the club were found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League charges.
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Man City chairman insists club confident amid 115 charges reports
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak insists the club remain confident of proving their innocence amid reports they have been found guilty of all but one of the 115 charges.
Maresca's agents cite Socrates over City's 114 charges
Enzo Maresca's representatives responded to Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League charges by sharing his Instagram post quoting Socrates, as the club plans to appeal.
Man City chairman confident after 114 charges verdict
Khaldoon Al Mubarak is 'confident' Manchester City will prove innocence after being found guilty of 114 Premier League financial breaches, with appeal expected.
Man City face 'very severe sporting penalty' after 115 charges verdict
Manchester City face a colossal financial penalty and potential legal action from rival clubs after being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations.
Burnham vows 'good growth' at first Labour conference as PM
Andy Burnham pledged "good growth in every postcode, hope in every heart" as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour conference as Prime Minister.
Man City chairman issues open letter after 114 charges verdict
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has written to supporters after reports the club were found guilty of 114 alleged financial rule breaches, insisting confidence in proving innocence remains strong.
Labour warned not to use alert system as 'nanny state megaphone'
Britain's emergency alert system must not become a 'nanny state megaphone', Labour is warned, as concerns grow over its multi-million pound taxpayer cost and recent barbecue and fireworks warnings.
Burnham pledges new course a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to set the UK on a new course, saying the decade since the Brexit vote brought drift and division, as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour conference as leader.
Lisa Nandy rules out direct taxation for BBC licence fee
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says the BBC licence fee is not finished but rules out direct taxation, as 23.3 million licences mark a yearly drop of 539,000.
DUP leader hails unionist unity over Drumcree as something to build on
Gavin Robinson said his door is open to any unionist leader to discuss co-operation in next year’s Assembly elections.
George Takei pledges $21m estate to Japanese American museum
Star Trek legend George Takei, 89, and husband Brad have pledged their $21m estate to the Japanese American National Museum, securing a named gallery space.
Burnham vows new course a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to set the UK on a new course, saying the decade since the Brexit vote brought too much drift and division.
Burnham pledges new UK course a decade after Brexit vote
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to set the UK on a new course, saying a decade since the Brexit vote has brought too much drift and division.
Noel Gallagher shocked and saddened by Man City verdict
Noel Gallagher says he is 'shocked and saddened' after Manchester City were found guilty on almost all Premier League financial charges, but insists fans know what they saw on the pitch.
French police told not to stop migrants in shallow waters
France's interior minister says police cannot intervene in shallow waters to stop migrant dinghies, citing two frameworks for action.
Labour not complacent over next election, party chair insists
Labour is not complacent about winning the next election despite a poll bounce, party chair Bridget Phillipson said, citing Andy Burnham's 'real sense of connection' with the public.
Labour not complacent despite poll bounce, party chair says
Labour is not complacent despite a poll bounce following Andy Burnham's leadership, party chair Bridget Phillipson has said, as conference begins in Liverpool.
Labour not complacent over election, party chair insists
Bridget Phillipson said Labour is not complacent about winning the next election despite a poll bounce, acknowledging Andy Burnham's connection with the public.
Man City unlikely to lose Premier League titles despite 114 breaches
Manchester City are reportedly unlikely to be stripped of Premier League titles won during their financial rule breaches, despite being found guilty of 114 charges.
Omid Scobie: King Charles rift with Harry and Meghan has 'thawed'
Omid Scobie says the King's estrangement from Harry and Meghan has 'warmed' and the 'iciness has thawed out', but claims William's rift will never change.
Piddington camp plan 'terrible idea' as villagers lead opposition
Oxfordshire village of Piddington opposes 1,200-strong asylum camp; Kemi Badenoch calls plan 'bonkers' as concerns over safety and rights grow.
Minister urges Premier League to resolve Man City case quickly
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy urged the Premier League to resolve Manchester City's financial breaches case quickly after reports of guilty verdicts on most charges.
Council staff told to stop saying 'asylum seeker' and 'alcoholic'
Nottingham City Council's language guide tells staff to use 'person-first' phrases instead of terms like 'asylum seeker' and 'alcoholic', sparking criticism from a Tory MP.
Nandy: Man City verdict 'not good for football'
Lisa Nandy says Manchester City's reported guilty verdict on 114 charges is 'not good for football' and fans must know rules are applied 'fairly and consistently'.
Man City guilty of 114 of 115 charges: stars react
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial rule charges. Players past and present, including Rio Ferdinand and Rodri, have reacted to the verdict.
Nandy Defends Migration Plans as Not 'Un-British'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has rejected Angela Rayner's claim that Labour's proposed migration rule changes are 'un-British', defending the plans on the Today Programme.
Putin's New Black Sea Palace Has One Major Drawback
Satellite images show Vladimir Putin building a new Black Sea palace at Sochi, but it remains within range of Ukrainian attacks despite defenses.
Haaland's Stance on City's 115 Charges Before Verdict
Erling Haaland previously said he was confident in Man City amid the 115 charges, before the club was reportedly found guilty on all but one. He signed a nine-and-a-half-year deal in 2025.
Angela Rayner slammed on GB News over migrant remarks
Former Deputy PM Angela Rayner was criticised on GB News for opposing Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed retrospective migrant visa crackdown, which she called 'un-British'.
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