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Liverpool legend Graeme Souness believes Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos have acted disgracefully in ending Sir Alex Ferguson's ambassador job and shown they don't fully understand the club.
Experts have shared a straightforward tip that could help Brits reduce their annual energy bills and make their homes more eco-friendly this winter. UK homeowners are bracing for an increase in their annual energy bill by £149 from October, following Ofgem's announcement of a 10% rise in the energy price cap.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released new figures showing that 7.0 million people across Scotland, England, and Wales were receiving financial support through Universal Credit at the end of September. This income-related benefit is designed to assist those on a low income, whether they are in or out of work, with everyday living costs.
Rory Wilson could see his time at Aston Villa come to an abrupt end amid an escalating contract standoff, according to reports.
As the days become colder and the nights grow darker, many families will be looking forward to bonfire night season to brighten their autumn.
In a heartwarming act of kindness, Anthony Joshua covered the funeral costs for the brother of ex-boxer Kevin Mitchell.
As the weather continues to drop, Brits will be no doubt be looking for genius ways to stay warm while at home without sticking the costly central heating. Especially since the energy price cap went up earlier this month with typical households now expected to pay an extra £150 on energy bills on average.
A scheme that reduced the cost of stamp duty on home purchases is anticipated to be scrapped by the Chancellor in the Budget. This move could add an extra £2,500 or more to the cost of buying a property, based on the average sale price for England at £300,830.