Moyes: Armstrong bid is club decision after Everton draw
David Moyes said Nottingham Forest's bid for Harrison Armstrong is a club decision after Everton's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth, where he admitted squad depth is thin.
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Moyes sends message to Everton fans amid Armstrong bid
David Moyes told Everton supporters their manager is an Evertonian as the club braced for a turbulent end to the transfer window with Nottingham Forest bidding for Harrison Armstrong.
Anfield unrest shows Iraola his true Liverpool task
Barely 25 minutes into his first competitive home match, unrest in the Anfield stands showed Andoni Iraola the scale of his task at Liverpool.
Celtic fans must accept grim Champions League reality
Celtic fans should skip anger and accept the grim Champions League reality, as ambitious clubs are 12 months ahead of the Parkhead board's cautious approach.
Ten Caerphilly libraries to close after legal challenge fails
Ten libraries across Caerphilly county will close after a High Court judge ruled the council's library strategy was lawful, rejecting campaigners' legal challenge.
Yorkshire cleared by regulator over £1.75m payment to CEO's firm
Yorkshire have escaped charges from the Cricket Regulator after a formal investigation into a £1.75m payment to Sanjay Patel's company SMP73 Ltd for work on the Northern Superchargers sale.
PM Burnham to Abstain in Assisted Dying Vote Next Month
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will abstain from the September 11 assisted dying vote, saying he does not want to unduly influence the debate.
Arsenal transfer state of play: Alvarez, Jesus, Martinelli latest
Arsenal face a busy final four days of the transfer window, with Julian Alvarez meeting held, three departures looming and Gabriel Jesus frozen out.
WRU CEO Abi Tierney rejects calls to resign
WRU chief executive Abi Tierney has rejected calls for her and the board to step down, defending her position amid growing pressure from high-profile figures.
Scottish Government publishes draft Bill for second independence referendum
The Scottish Government has published draft legislation for a second independence referendum, defining the franchise and setting out the proposed question, with introduction at Holyrood pending secured powers.
Liverpool transfer deadline day key questions answered
Liverpool enter transfer deadline day still short in key areas. Answers on Salah's successor, midfield, Richard Hughes' future, Cody Gakpo and injured players.
UK 2027 bank holidays: Christmas and Boxing Day moved
Christmas Day and Boxing Day bank holidays will be moved to Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 December 2027, as both fall on a weekend. The full 2027 schedule is confirmed.
FIFA reduce Argentina World Cup final bans after AFA request
FIFA approved Argentina's request to let three players and a coach serve World Cup final bans in friendlies, easing suspensions after the brawl against Spain.
Call for ex-council chief's OBE to be stripped after conviction
UUP leader Jon Burrows has written to the Cabinet Office seeking forfeiture of Anne Donaghy's OBE following her conviction for deleting an email under FOI law.
Irish border poll 'off the table', says PM Andy Burnham
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said an Irish border poll is 'off the table' during a visit to Belfast, citing the slow healing of rifts from Brexit and Scottish independence referendums.
Newcastle deny Napoli enquiry for Nick Woltemade
Newcastle United sources insist there has been no Napoli enquiry for Nick Woltemade, despite Italian reports of a loan bid for the Germany striker.
Belfast 'has changed', Burnham told on first PM visit
Prime Minister Andy Burnham was told Belfast 'has changed' and is 'progressive, no longer about burning things' during his first official visit to Northern Ireland.
UEFA considers Swiss criminal case against FIFA's Infantino
UEFA is considering criminal proceedings in Switzerland against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the World Cup sell-off plan, after filing a US lawsuit.
Burnham's Autumn of Pain: Budget Cuts and Tax Hikes Loom
Andy Burnham warns of a painful autumn as Greater Manchester faces budget cuts and tax hikes, urging government support.
Burnham: Trump Meeting Shows Need for Starmer
Andy Burnham said Donald Trump's UK visit shows why Keir Starmer must remain PM, praising his handling of the relationship.
Champions League draw rules: computer needed, two fixtures banned
Champions League draw on Thursday uses a computer to assign opponents. Arsenal vs Inter and Liverpool vs Real Madrid are banned for a third straight year.
CIA Moscow, NATO, Ratcliffe, Rutte, Colby, Trump, Paxton Voting
The live blog covers CIA Moscow operations, NATO summit talks, Ratcliffe's remarks, Rutte's NATO stance, Colby's comments, Trump's legal case, Paxton impeachment, and voting news.
Man City press conference live: Maresca on transfers and injuries
Enzo Maresca faces the media today as Manchester City prepare for Friday night's Premier League trip to Crystal Palace, with transfer exits and injury news on the agenda.
BBC Breakfast: 160 dead in Nepal-Tibet mudslide, 33 Britons missing
BBC Breakfast opened with news that a mudslide and flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border killed at least 160 people, with hundreds missing, including 33 British citizens.
Jaissle's five-word Newcastle transfer verdict as he pushes for more
Matthias Jaissle says Newcastle United's squad is incomplete and he will keep pushing for signings before the transfer window closes, after Nico Gonzalez's arrival.
Liverpool vs Real Madrid banned in new Champions League draw rules
New UEFA rules prevent Liverpool and Real Madrid from meeting at Anfield in the 2026-27 Champions League league phase after two consecutive home draws.
Trump calls CIA chief's Moscow visit 'semi-routine'
President Donald Trump has downplayed CIA Director John Ratcliffe's unannounced Moscow visit as 'semi-routine', denying speculation it was linked to Iran sanctions or fears Russia plans to test Nato resolve.
Maresca's bold City gamble pays off but transfer backing needed
Manchester City came from behind to beat Arsenal on the opening day, but Enzo Maresca's bold team selection and the need for midfield reinforcements remain key talking points.
Man Utd: Balde stays at Barca, Zirkzee expects exit
Alejandro Balde has told Barcelona he wants to stay, while Joshua Zirkzee expects to leave Manchester United before the September 1 transfer deadline.
Liverpool's Champions League draw: Pots and ruled-out clashes
Liverpool discover their Champions League league-phase opponents on Thursday. The draw in Monaco at 5pm will rule out five potential clashes, including fixtures against Premier League rivals.
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