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Gary Lineker among millionaires asking Andy Burnham to tax them more
Millionaires including Gary Lineker, Brian Eno and Val McDermid have urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce higher taxes on the very wealthy. Their open letter argues that taxing accumulated wealth more heavily could reduce inequality and provide investment for regions, while drawing criticism from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who said they could voluntarily pay…
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Britain has the WORST mental health in all of Europe, study finds – but the Japanese are the most miserable
A study has ranked Britain as having the worst mental health of any country in Europe, according to new research reported by the Daily Mail. The findings highlight a stark contrast between the UK and its European neighbours, raising fresh concerns about the state of mental wellbeing among Britons and prompting questions over what is…
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Anderson gets Man City move he craved as £116m deal done
Manchester City have signed England midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest for £116m on a five-year contract, with the 23-year-old saying he was determined to complete the move. The transfer sets a new City record and underlines the club’s willingness to invest heavily as new manager Enzo Maresca takes charge following Pep Guardiola’s departure. Anderson’s…
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Elliot Anderson lauds City as ‘kings of Manchester’ after £116m Forest transfer
Elliot Anderson has joined Manchester City from Nottingham Forest for £116m, calling City the “kings of Manchester” and praising their record of winning trophies. The 23-year-old midfielder said he is particularly looking forward to September’s Manchester derby, although his comments may provoke a hostile response from Manchester United supporters. The transfer, agreed three weeks ago…
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Antisocial behaviour rises and household thefts surge by more than a fifth amid a wave of parcel theft – but homicides and knife offences fall
Reported crime figures show rises in antisocial behaviour and household theft, driven in part by a reported increase in parcel theft. The changes matter because they point to growing everyday offences that can affect people’s sense of safety at home and in their communities. Household thefts reportedly rose by more than a fifth, while antisocial…
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The Scotland-England sister rivalry at Glasgow 2026
Teenage sisters Astrid and Ursula Carroll will make their Commonwealth Games debuts in Glasgow while representing different nations: Astrid swims for Scotland and Ursula for England. Their meeting in the women’s 100m freestyle S13 heats is significant because it will be the first competitive race between the visually impaired siblings, who usually train together. Astrid,…
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Record number of terrorists – 273 – are behind bars in Britain, with almost all either Islamic or right-wing extremists
A record 273 people are now in prison in Britain for terrorism-related offences, according to newly released figures, with the vast majority linked to either Islamist extremism or right-wing ideology. The figure represents the highest number of terrorism prisoners ever recorded in the UK, highlighting the continued scale of the threat from both forms of…
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Tears, regrets and Bord truth – Barry Bannan reveals all on Sheffield Wednesday exit and re-marriage – thestar.co.uk
Barry Bannan has reflected emotionally on leaving Sheffield Wednesday, describing regrets over how his decade-long spell ended amid the club’s instability and uncertainty around a proposed takeover. The former captain has since returned to Hillsborough after a brief move to Millwall, making his account significant for supporters seeking an explanation for his departure and subsequent…
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Why part of Bramall Lane will be closed this season amid Dore training ground update – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United have confirmed that part of Bramall Lane’s upper tier will be closed for several fixtures this season while renovation work continues, as the club carries out a wide-ranging summer refurbishment of its stadium and Dore training ground. The closures stem from roof strengthening and repainting work across the family corner, Kop and Bramall…