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Elite Premier League Clubs Race Transfer Deadline as Arsenal and Newcastle Navigate Complex Moves
Manchester United academy graduate Kobbie Mainoo drew strong praise from teammate Harry Maguire after a standout midfield display in United’s 5-2 win over Ipswich, a result made notable by the fact United had spent £150 million rebuilding their midfield over the summer. The episode underlined a broader theme of the closing days of the transfer…
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SEN CHUCK GRASSLEY: Republicans are making America safer by restoring law and order
Senator Chuck Grassley writes an opinion piece crediting Republican control of Congress and the confirmation of Trump-nominated judges and officials for a sharp fall in US violent crime, arguing this reverses what he calls soft-on-crime Democratic policies. He frames the drop as evidence that Republican-led legislation, border and law enforcement funding, and faster judicial confirmations…
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Documentary follows Buffalo Starbucks workers’ union campaign
A new documentary, Baristas vs Billionaires, tells the story of Starbucks workers in Buffalo, New York, who launched a union-organising campaign in 2021, and the company’s fierce response, including intervention by billionaire founder Howard Schultz. Director Mark Mori, a former steelworker and union member, says he was drawn to the project by parallels between the…
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Dietitian reveals simple eating strategy for better sleep — and one habit to avoid
A New Jersey-based registered dietitian, Erin Palinski-Wade, has outlined how diet can affect sleep quality, highlighting foods that help and habits that hinder rest. She told Fox News Digital that keeping blood sugar stable, eating tart cherries and limiting caffeine, particularly later in the day, are key strategies, while stimulants such as caffeine can disrupt…
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Why Food Keeps Making Everybody Sick This Summer
The United States is experiencing an unusually severe wave of foodborne illness outbreaks this summer, with salmonella found in jalapeños, eggs and dog food, alongside a major cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce and a combined E. coli/salmonella outbreak tied to alfalfa sprouts. Analysis by WIRED of Food and Drug Administration data shows more than…
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‘Soaking in the last of the summer’: Meghan tends to vegetable garden in new As Ever photo days after she and Harry returned to UK – as sources reveal how they spent last weekend in US
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have relocated with their children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK for an “extended period” following their arrival on 26 August, with reports suggesting the family has settled in the Cotswolds and enrolled the children in an undisclosed school. Days after touching down, Meghan’s As Ever lifestyle brand shared…
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Passengers stranded as strike disrupts flights at Kenya’s main airport
Hundreds of passengers have been left stranded at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi as a go-slow strike by aviation workers disrupted flights for a second consecutive day. The action, called by aviation sector unions demanding better working conditions and implementation of a previously agreed deal, has caused lengthy delays and cancellations at one…
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Arsenal trying to lure Julián Alvarez after agreeing deals to sell Martinelli and Jesus
Arsenal are running out of time to convince Julián Alvarez to leave Atlético Madrid for the Premier League, with the Argentina striker instead holding out for a move to Barcelona. The situation comes as Arsenal have agreed to sell three players collectively worth more than £70m, with Gabriel Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus and Fábio Vieira all…
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Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV Mart Spotlights Ancient Rome, 19th Century Paris, Retired Spooks, Luchadores, Diplomatic Intrigue and Gaza
The 32nd Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV content market opens on 7 September in Le Havre, showcasing more than 350 French television programmes to international buyers. The condensed four-day event will feature around 50 exclusive screenings of scripted series, animated shows and documentaries, alongside industry panels and the presentation of France’s 2025 TV export figures by Unifrance…
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Braintree asylum tensions, Middlesbrough gang violence row, Fife data centre fury
Unease grows in Braintree over migrant gatherings and Middlesbrough’s mayor defends policing after gang violence, while Fife villagers fight a giant data centre. Elsewhere: Toby Samuel’s US Open breakthrough, Aaron Donald’s NFL return, and Batman filming hits Glasgow.