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The average price tag on a home jumped by nearly £3,000 in September, according to Rightmove. Across Britain, the typical price being asked for a home coming onto the market increased by 0.8% or £2,974 to reach £370,759.
This is going to take some getting used to.
Atletico Madrid can be inspired by their past wins against Real Madrid and Diego Simeone remains confident his side can maintain their high motivation despite limited rest time ahead of Sunday's home derby
Welcome to Week 4. We have a few undefeated teams left, a few winless teams left and a whole bunch of 2-1 and 1-2 teams that… might be good? I can't remember a September with more perceived parity in the NFL. Fun to watch, fun to break down — hard to predict.
Of Manchester United’s last 100 Premier League fixtures, nobody has been more involved than Bruno Fernandes. The Portuguese playmaker has started 95 of those games since the mid-point of 2021/22 and of the five he missed he was either suspended, injured or ill.
Erik ten Hag is confident Leny Yoro will be back in training soon after revealing the centre-back is progressing well with his rehab from an injury picked up in pre-season.
The Tory Party has “failed to see the threat from the Liberal Democrats” while focusing too much on Reform, Theresa May has warned.
Projects for renewables mushroom offshore and onshore Sardinia paving the way for a stormy energy transition. The Italian autonomous region of Sardinia has imposed a moratorium in face of massive requests for wind and phoptovoltaic plants. Residents’ committees promise they will defend their island against “the renewables’ invasion”. Reporter Monica Pinna goes to find out what’s at stake.