Man City guilty of 114 charges as Premier League consider sanctions
Manchester City have been found guilty on almost all 115 charges relating to breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations, with sanctions now to be decided.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Deco responds to JJ Gabriel Man Utd transfer links
Barcelona sporting director Deco has responded to speculation linking the club with Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel, insisting the Spanish giants are not 'interested in any player in his situation'.
Hamilton Hits Out at FIA as Azerbaijan GP Weekend Begins
Lewis Hamilton has criticised the FIA as the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend begins. Qualifying takes place today, with Kimi Antonelli leading the championship.
Liverpool beat Real Madrid to Brughmans; Barcola fee questioned
Liverpool beat Real Madrid to sign teenage goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans, while Frank Leboeuf says Bradley Barcola is not worth his £123m fee.
Trump Health Concerns at State Dinner with Xi
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Trump-Xi Dinner Menu Revealed at White House
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Delegates walk out as Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly
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Klopp on Liverpool return: Germany boss opens up on future plans
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US and Chinese reporters clash outside White House
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Premier League statement after EFL £1.5bn proposal
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Iraola's Liverpool face tough run after Bournemouth win
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Malice: Jack Whitehall and David Duchovny Lead New Prime Video Thriller
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Trump ousts Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary but hands her new role
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Tech firms propose implantable trackers and robots for UK offenders
Tech firms proposed implantable trackers, robots and driverless vehicles for offenders at a meeting with Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood, minutes show.
London boroughs face £5.2bn shortfall by 2030 as bills soar
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Trump: US-UK ties 'more up' under Burnham than Starmer (24.09.2026)
Donald Trump said relations with the UK are "more up" with Prime Minister Andy Burnham than under Sir Keir Starmer, after their first face-to-face meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York.
Andy Burnham received Everton tickets worth £677
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UK Slams Argentina's 'Unacceptable' Falklands Harassment
The UK has accused Argentina of 'wholly unacceptable' obstruction and harassment over the Falklands after President Javier Milei made the islands the centrepiece of his UN speech, dismissing islanders' right to self-determination.
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Burnham meets Trump: 'Nervous' PM gets Starmer dig
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Harry's Invictus Games could end in 2027, says commentator
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Burnham to Meet Trump for First Time at UN General Assembly
UK PM Andy Burnham will meet US President Donald Trump for the first time at the UN General Assembly in New York, despite past criticisms of the US leader.
Swansea City top Championship: signs of a promising campaign
Swansea City lead the Championship after a strong start, with 17 points from eight games, a solid defence, and new signings adding depth.
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