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Arsenal, United and Liverpool sharpen their sights on Haaland and Costa as the January market heats up.

Five men arrested over a suspected explosives plot near RAF Fairford are now out on bail as officials confirm no bombs were discovered.

Scottish Water’s emergency works have left Duddingston Park South sealed off while crews tackle a large burst pipe and restore supply.

A sudden blaze at Cox Automotive’s Bruntingthorpe site forced evacuation, summoned ten fire crews and was largely contained by evening.

Stephen Duncan steps down from Historic Environment Scotland after a year‑long suspension over a £100,000 hospitality and procurement controversy.

Police swarmed a Gloucestershire village after a resident spotted suspicious vans, leading to the arrest of five Londoners on terror‑related charges.

Asda’s Chesser branch locks a primary door to curb theft, but the move may burden older shoppers and those with limited mobility.

Five men are in custody after police acted on a tip about suspicious vehicles near RAF Fairford, sparking a large cordon and evacuations.

Three giveaways promise a Liverpool VIP match day, the newest iPhone 18 Pro Max, and an Apple Watch Ultra with exclusive accessories.

John McDonnell urges the UK to use its historic ties to pressure Pakistan over Balochistan abuses and to ease asylum hurdles.

Britain’s lone Voyager tanker joins Saudi air defences, extending jet endurance as Houthi strikes rise and energy markets feel the strain.

Historic Thames‑side tavern destroyed by fire; arson suspect arrested as community mourns loss.

Labour members, health staff and citizens rally against a £330m Palantir contract, highlighting surveillance links and political connections.

Marvel’s Wolverine surprises with strong sales and fan‑approved narrative despite a divided critical response.

Andy Burnham quashes election gossip, promises a big speech in Liverpool and flags water, fuel and migration reforms.

Trump’s red‑carpet welcome for Xi dazzles, but the summit delivers only a short trade‑truce and a panda shipment.

Dominic West and Sienna Miller trade barbs in the high‑stakes divorce drama War, from a strip‑for‑cash prank to a feathered red‑carpet debut.

Daniel Thomas, dubbed Danny Tommo, was arrested after a livestream suggested he cut a migrant dinghy in the Channel, sparking legal action and a protest outside a Basingstoke police centre.

A fresh wave of winter transfer speculation hits the Premier League, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea eyeing several high‑profile names.

Paris 2026 reveals the urgent need for a full‑cycle AI strategy to keep automotive makers profitable and fast.

Bradford Council voted to fund the Sugden End recycling centre by pulling £400,000 from cultural events, prompting a heated council debate over the trade‑off between waste services and community festivals.

Oli McBurnie earns a long‑awaited Scotland recall as Sebastien Pocognoli rebuilds the squad.

A Saturday crash on Moira Road in Co Antrim killed Karen Stewart and sent five others to hospital.

Police crack down on unsafe road users, seizing an uninsured Audi Q4 in Rugby and a batch of illegal e‑mobility machines in Moranbah.

Prime minister Andy Burnham argues the ban on drinking in football stands is unfair and may be lifted after a trial, but police warn of safety risks.