Man City guilty of 114 Premier League financial charges
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges, according to The Athletic, with sanctions still to be decided and an appeal expected.
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Man City guilty on nearly all 115 Premier League charges
Manchester City have been found guilty on almost all 115 charges of breaching Premier League financial rules. Sanctions are undecided, and the club is expected to appeal. Clubs were informed after Thursday's Premier League meeting.
Man City guilty of nearly all 115 Premier League charges
Manchester City have been found guilty on nearly all 115 charges of breaching the Premier League's financial regulations, with sanctions still to be decided and an appeal expected.
Harry and Meghan's UK stay may end early with security ruling
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may leave the UK before October half-term depending on a Ravec security assessment, with Harry potentially resuming royal duties if successful.
NHS Forth Valley seeks three new non-executive board members
NHS Forth Valley is recruiting three non-executive board members, with applications open until October 20 and an online information session on October 7.
Stirling Labour attacks SNP council re-organisation plans
Stirling Labour leader Gerry McGarvey criticises Scottish Government proposals to cut local authorities and slash health boards from 14 to two, calling them a threat to local democracy.
Wigan to honour ex-leader David Molyneux with freedom of borough
David Molyneux, who represented Ince ward for 44 years and retired in May, will become an honorary freeman of Wigan borough after cross-party support.
O'Neill 'doesn't want' Celtic tokenism as decision looms
Martin O'Neill would reject any Celtic 'tokenism' after a move for the boss to become director of football was floated, says Simon Jordan, as the 74-year-old considers his future following three straight defeats.
McVey predicts early general election before Christmas
Conservative MP Esther McVey has suggested Prime Minister Andy Burnham could call a general election before Christmas, depending on the Autumn Budget's reception.
Stirling residents urged to shape Local Development Plan
Stirling Council is seeking public feedback on the spatial strategy and site options for the new Local Development Plan, with drop-in events and a July 23 deadline.
Glasgow council 'feel sick' over fire and rehire of 23,000
Glasgow City Council bosses 'feel sick' about plans to fire and rehire 23,000 workers, a director has said, blaming Unison for forcing the move.
Chelsea charged by FA over discriminatory chanting at Fulham
Chelsea have been charged by the Football Association over alleged discriminatory chanting by supporters during the 3-2 win at Fulham on 24 August.
Jaissle marks 50 days at Newcastle with transition warning
Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle, 50 days in charge, reflects on a turbulent start, praising his squad's commitment amid transition and key changes.
Pope Leo welcomes press on plane amid Trump media ban row
Pope Leo XIV told reporters they were welcome to cover him, responding to the Trump administration's attempt to bar US media from the White House.
Harry's UK security decision could lead to royal duties return
A decision on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK security is imminent, and a favourable outcome could reportedly see Harry resume some official royal duties.
William to Control Archie and Lilibet's Marriage Fate
Under the Succession to the Crown Act 2013, Prince William will hold the power to approve or block marriages for Archie and Lilibet once he becomes king.
Question Time criticised over 'small penis' small boat comment
BBC's Question Time faces backlash after Ash Sarkar compared small boat protesters to men with 'small penises', sparking debate over migration concerns.
Pension age petition hits 10,000 signatures, forcing DWP response
A petition to lower the State Pension age has surpassed 10,000 signatures, requiring the Department for Work and Pensions to respond. The petition argues that earlier retirement could free up jobs for young adults, amid government plans to raise the pensi
FSG expected to hand over full Liverpool ownership
Former Liverpool CEO Peter Moore believes Fenway Sports Group are paving the way to hand over full ownership of the Reds to the 1892 Holdings consortium that includes Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
Ed Sheeran slammed by Green Party leader over Macklemore row
Zack Polanski criticised Ed Sheeran's handling of the Israel-Gaza debate, praised Macklemore as a hero, and accused stadium bosses of trying to cancel careers.
Trump aide Natalie Harp reveals how she takes care of President
Donald Trump's closest aide Natalie Harp has broken her silence on how she helps the US President around the clock in a rare interview, saying she is 'on call' for the Administration, Congress, and Citizens.
NATO jets intercept Russian aircraft over Gulf of Finland
Finnish and Swedish fighter jets intercepted Russian aircraft over the Gulf of Finland on Thursday, as NATO warns of intensified hybrid warfare and a low but growing risk of a limited Russian military attack.
Reform-Tory split could hand Labour majority, analysis shows
Sky News analysis suggests the Tory-Reform vote split could let Labour win hundreds of seats. A tactical right-wing bloc could reach 470 seats, while Restore could split Reform in 50 constituencies.
European Leagues Demand FIFA Governance Reform
The Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A have issued a joint statement demanding a new FIFA governance structure with three core commitments, including giving stakeholders a real role in decision-making.
Stormont budget talks in 'no-deal territory', Givan warns
Education Minister Paul Givan has warned that negotiations with the UK Government over a financial offer to ease Stormont spending pressures are entering 'no-deal territory', criticising the Northern Ireland Secretary's approach.
Trump offers Xi 'special treat' at state dinner
President Trump invited Xi Jinping to view the White House ballroom construction site as a special treat during the state dinner, calling it one year from completion.
Trump's Eagle Statue Gift to Xi Sparks Backlash
Trump gifted Xi Jinping a bald eagle statue at a White House state dinner, sparking online backlash over his past anti-communism stance. The two countries also extended a trade deal.
Trump gifts Xi bald eagle statue at White House state dinner
At a lavish White House state dinner, Trump gave Xi a bald eagle statue, while Xi announced two giant pandas for a US zoo.
Burnham accused of inciting disorder as 781 migrants cross Channel
Andy Burnham has been accused of inciting disorder over migration handling after 781 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day, a record for his administration.
GMB hosts shut down Reform UK's Zia Yusuf over tweet
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf was shut down on Good Morning Britain after he refused to explain a tweet deemed racist, with hosts Ranvir Singh and Kate Garraway ending the interview.
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