Joe Hart trusts Khaldoon Al Mubarak on Man City charges
Joe Hart says he has no reason not to trust Khaldoon Al Mubarak's claim that Manchester City will be cleared of Premier League charges, praising the chairman's letter.
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Man City CEO hints charges case will take 'a lot more time'
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano has hinted the club's legal case against the Premier League will "take a lot more time" to complete, speaking at a meeting with other European club chiefs.
Mancini speaks again on Man City's 115 charges
Roberto Mancini has again addressed Manchester City's 115 Premier League charges, saying the matter is not an issue that concerns him and has been discussed for years.
Man City chief says charges case will take 'a lot more time'
Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano told rival club bosses that the club's legal battle against the Premier League will "take a lot more time", after the 114 breaches verdict.
County pride and England chaos relegate Hundred to undercard
The Hundred remains an enigma after a dramatic men's international summer and a thrilling County Championship title race, with traditional structures still stirring emotions.
Premier League can recommend Man City sanctions at hearing
The Premier League will reportedly be able to recommend punishments at Manchester City's sanctions hearing, expected within weeks before an independent commission.
Irish Government 'very concerned' over Drumcree dispute
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says the Irish Government remains 'very, very concerned' about tensions in Drumcree and calls for political parties to 'dial back' and reach a resolution.
Nobel Peace Prize: Honour Unsung Peace-Builders, Not Big Names
As the 2026 Nobel peace prize announcement nears, the acting director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo argues the committee should look past Trump and Zelenskyy to honour institutions and individuals doing vital peace work.
Triple Lock confirmed until 2029, future uncertain
The UK Government confirms the State Pension Triple Lock stays until the 2029 election, but no promise is made for beyond that date.
Labour has 'moral duty' to cut benefits bill, warns Chancellor
Chancellor John Healey warns Labour has a 'moral duty' to reduce Britain's benefits bill ahead of the Budget, citing nearly 350,000 Londoners on out-of-work benefits.
Guardiola's defiant words on City's 115 charges before verdict
Manchester City were found guilty of almost all 115 financial charges. Pep Guardiola, who left last season, had repeatedly defended the club and vowed to stay even if relegated.
Premier League silent on Man City 114-charge guilty verdict
Manchester City were found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League charges, but the league has not commented publicly and a sanction hearing could take months.
Jesus to hold Ronaldo talks after fan snub
Portugal boss Jorge Jesus will discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's snub of travelling fans after the forward was left on the bench in the Nations League win over Norway.
Orangemen remain at Drumcree as talks set to resolve dispute
Orange Order members remain at Drumcree in Portadown, with efforts set to intensify on Monday to find a political solution to a contentious parade that brought thousands of protesters onto the streets.
Avanti West Coast to be nationalised in March, Government confirms
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has confirmed Avanti West Coast services will move into public ownership from March next year, with plans to cut delays and improve passenger experience.
Man City 115 charges: Fan questions answered on guilt and hope
Manchester City fans ask about Savinho's sale, hope after the 115 charges verdict, the club's confidence, and potential compensation claims from rivals.
Euston £50m upgrade and Avanti nationalisation confirmed
Euston station will get £50m of upgrades over three years and Avanti West Coast services will move to public ownership from March, the Transport Secretary has said.
Avanti West Coast nationalised from March, says minister
Avanti West Coast services will be nationalised from March 7 next year, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander announced, saying 'enough is enough' over poor performance.
Liam Gallagher: Man City will get fine and transfer ban if appeal fails
Oasis star Liam Gallagher says a high-placed Man City insider told him the club will receive only a fine and transfer ban if their appeal against 114 charges fails.
NI Secretary appeals for calm amid Drumcree stand-off
Thousands of protesters continue to blockade the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, prompting the Northern Ireland Secretary to appeal for calm and compromise amid a tense parading stand-off.
Sir Peter Lampl quits London over LTNs, moves to US
Sir Peter Lampl, founder of the Sutton Trust, says London's low-traffic neighbourhoods and cycle lanes drove him to leave the UK for the United States.
Burnham urges calm as Drumcree parade sparks NI tensions
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appealed for calm amid tensions over an Orange Order parade passing through a nationalist area of Northern Ireland for the first time in decades.
Sir Peter Lampl quits London, blasts Sadiq Khan's LTNs
Sir Peter Lampl, founder of the Sutton Trust, says travel difficulties in London under Sadiq Khan's policies drove him to move to the US.
BBC boss wants news on Netflix as licence fee 'not fit for purpose'
BBC director-general Matt Brittin says the licence fee is 'no longer fit for purpose' and wants BBC News on Netflix, YouTube and TikTok amid funding review.
Burnham refuses to back Heathrow third runway
Prime Minister Andy Burnham refused five times to back a third Heathrow runway, saying it is principally a matter for London, casting doubt on the project.
Drumcree parade leaves after late-night court ruling
The Orange Order parade left Drumcree on Sunday morning after a late-night High Court ruling upheld Parades Commission permission, despite protests on Garvaghy Road.
Man City appeal 114 charges as relegation debated
Manchester City are appealing against 114 alleged Premier League financial breaches, with relegation among possible punishments as the appeal process begins.
Tories pledge to deport 40,000 foreign criminals a year
The Conservatives have pledged to deport 40,000 foreign criminals annually, raising the current figure from 6,000, with automatic deportation for those convicted of anything beyond the most minor offences.
Burnham warns of challenging Budget ahead of Labour conference
Andy Burnham has warned he and Chancellor John Healey face a 'challenging' set of circumstances at the Budget, as Labour's conference begins in Liverpool.
Orange Order allowed Garvaghy Road march after 30 years
The Orange Order has been given permission to march down Garvaghy Road in Belfast for the first time in nearly 30 years, after an unprecedented late-night High Court ruling.
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