Bruno Fernandes rejects Galatasaray, stays at Man Utd
Bruno Fernandes has decided to stay at Manchester United despite a £17.1m-a-year offer from Galatasaray, with the Turkish club ready to bid £43m plus add-ons for the midfielder.
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Arsenal's four fringe players facing exit before transfer deadline
Arsenal are looking to sell four fringe players before the September 1 transfer deadline after Mikel Arteta admitted his squad is too big.
Russia threatens UK over reported British drone use in Ukraine
Moscow has threatened the UK with consequences after reports that British-made drones were used in Ukrainian deep strikes on Russian soil for the first time.
Trump Update After Call with PM Andy Burnham
US President Donald Trump issued an update following a phone call with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Monday, August 17, 2026.
Why rightwing critics are wrong to say the Australian super system is broken
Australia's superannuation system is among the world's best, and spending on the aged pension is projected to remain stable, contradicting claims by Andrew Bragg and Pauline Hanson.
Liverpool's summer of change under Iraola ahead of PL return
Andoni Iraola's first pre-season at Liverpool brought sweeping changes, new investment, and mixed results, as the Reds prepare for the Premier League season.
Man Utd reject Galatasaray interest in Bruno Fernandes
Manchester United will not entertain any offer for Bruno Fernandes in the final two weeks of the summer transfer window, with Galatasaray interested.
SFA refuses to back Infantino's FIFA re-election bid
SFA chief Ian Maxwell confirms Scotland won't vote for Gianni Infantino in the 2027 FIFA election, citing governance breakdown after World Cup controversies.
Jiffy open to joining new WRU board as he calls for Welsh Government to intervene
Wales legend Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies says he would be part of an interim alternative board to run Welsh rugby if asked, as he backs calls for the Welsh Government to intervene.
Man City need more than Bouaddi after Arsenal and Rodri blows
Manchester City have agreed a deal to sell Rodri to Barcelona but have lots of work to do to bring in players who will excite fans.
Pocognoli unveils Scotland vision at Hampden press conference
New Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli is laying out his vision at Hampden after signing a two-year deal to lead the national team through Euro 2028.
Afternoon Update: Monday's Key News and Developments
Monday's afternoon update covers major news stories and developments across Australia, including politics, economy, and community issues.
Andy Burnham I Know Today – In Focus Podcast
In this In Focus podcast episode, we revisit the Andy Burnham I know today, exploring his political journey and current role as Mayor of Greater Manchester.
Iraq's Predicament: Trapped Between Iran and US
Iraq faces an impossible predicament, caught between Iran and the US. A podcast explores why the country is trapped and the consequences for its future.
Liverpool Pre-Season: Midfield, Transfers, Salah Successor
Liverpool's final friendly showed midfield issues persist under Andoni Iraola, with transfer questions looming over fringe players and the search for Mohamed Salah's successor.
Hull City 2026-27 Season Preview: Playoff Winners Face Uphill Battle
Hull City's shock playoff win secured Premier League promotion, but with a leaky defense and new signings, survival odds look slim. Owner Acun Ilicali remains optimistic.
Angela Rayner unveils planning shake-up to boost housing
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner sets out planning reforms to boost housing near stations, protect pubs, and streamline processes, aiming to tackle the housing crisis.
Pep Guardiola's Man City exit: reasons behind his departure
Pep Guardiola left Manchester City at the end of last season after a decade of trophies. He confirmed his exit in May, with no single reason, and now serves as a Global Ambassador.
Meghan and Harry clash over Archie and Lilibet's schooling
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly disagree on where to educate Archie and Lilibet, with Meghan set on the US and Harry open to Britain.
Southampton -4 points: Championship points deduction explained
Southampton begin the Championship season on -4 points after a points deduction. The Independent Disciplinary Commission issued the penalty following the 'Spygate' scandal, expelling the Saints from the play-off final.
WRU faces mounting pressure over three-club plan
Welsh rugby is engulfed in a bitter political civil war over the WRU's plan to reduce professional clubs from four to three, with calls for the board to resign and a potential vote of no confidence looming at the AGM.
Eckert's Spygate explanation, why Southampton kept him, intern's new job
Tonda Eckert leads Southampton in their Championship opener despite Spygate fallout. He explained his actions, retained support, and the intern got a promotion.
Badenoch backs mum's fight to keep Archie York's killer jailed
Kemi Badenoch has backed Katherine Errington's campaign to keep Reece Galbraith, who killed her son Archie York in a Benwell explosion, behind bars, opposing early release for serious offenders.
Stephen Flynn quit Westminster leader role weeks before Holyrood vote
Stephen Flynn revealed he quit as Westminster leader weeks before the Holyrood election, at an Edinburgh Fringe event. He also said he would not consider being first minister while his kids are young.
Pocognoli: Scotland's next boss profile
Sebastien Pocognoli is set to become Scotland's first foreign boss since Berti Vogts. The Belgian won the Eredivisie under Louis van Gaal and led Union Saint-Gilloise to a first title in 90 years.
Pocognoli set for Scotland manager job
Sebastian Pocognoli is set to be named Scotland's new manager after impressing SFA chiefs, replacing Steve Clarke following a disappointing World Cup campaign.
Cambridge professor told friend he couldn't go on before death
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday told a friend he felt he 'couldn't go on' hours before he died. His death is being treated as unexpected but not suspicious.
Burnham faces Balmoral Test after royal invite
New PM Andy Burnham is reportedly invited to Balmoral this summer, facing the royal family's informal 'Balmoral Test' that has challenged figures like Margaret Thatcher.
French court blocks Macron's social media ban for under-15s
France's top court has blocked a ban on social media access for under-15s, ruling that it infringed freedom of expression and privacy, a blow to President Macron as global momentum builds for age restrictions.
Coe: Birmingham Crowds Won't Hurt London 2029 Bid
Sebastian Coe downplays empty seats at European championships, says London's 2029 world bid unaffected, citing past sellouts.
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