Aldi issues major £5,000 giveaway announcement
Daily Express :by Chris Samuel16 Sept 2026
Aldi has announced a major competition to help students access more fresh fruit and veg this Freshers Week.
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top 67%Stocks rally as oil price fall provides relief
The Independentby Jeremy Cutler16 Sept 2026
Stocks in London rallied on Wednesday despite news of higher inflation and an expected US rate increase, as oil prices edged lower.
David Gray: Hibernian sack head coach after six league games
BBC Sport16 Sept 2026
- Published Hibernian have sacked head coach David Gray six games into the Scottish Premiership season, ending the former captain's 12-year stay at Easter Road.
Fury as Labour appoints 'socialist' trade unionist to help run Bank of England
Daily Express :by Aaron Newbury16 Sept 2026
Labour has appointed a self-declared socialist trade union baron to the board of the Bank of England, sparking fury from Westminster.
Premier League: What are the rules for academy players, and are they paid?
BBC Sportby Jonty Colman16 Sept 2026
- Published Premier League teenagers Max Dowman and JJ Gabriel have both made the headlines in recent days - for very different reasons.
The Sanctuary Parliament How Somalia’s Immunity System Protects Those Who Should Face Justice | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Ismail Abukar16 Sept 2026
The Sanctuary Parliament How Somalia’s Immunity System Protects Those Who Should Face Justice The first piece documented who disappeared into Somalia’s detention system.
Marmoush insists Tottenham ‘close’ to turning their season around after dismal start
The Independentby Carl Markham16 Sept 2026
Summer signing Omar Marmoush believes Tottenham are on the verge of finding the key to turn around their dismal start to the season.
Labour holds No 10 drinks party for donors amid growing calls for donations cap
World news | The Guardianby Jessica Elgot and Pippa Crerar16 Sept 2026
Labour has hosted major party donors at No 10 for a drinks reception, as the party comes under growing pressure from MPs and unions to consider a donations cap.
Cassandra Wilson obituary
The Guardianby John Fordham16 Sept 2026
Cassandra Wilson, the double Grammy-winning jazz vocalist and songwriter who has died aged 70, was described in 2001 by Time magazine as “America’s best singer”.
Federal prosecutors charge 3 in alleged $12M homelessness aid fraud in Southern California
The Independentby Ken Sweet16 Sept 2026
Three people were charged by federal authorities Wednesday with stealing $12 million in federal and state homelessness aid dollars to buy real estate, go on luxury trips and buy vintage vehicles.
Location-tracking apps have turned me into a gibbering wreck – but I just can’t look away
The Guardianby Adrian Chiles16 Sept 2026
I’ll call it compassionate surveillance. It’s what I do when I’m worried about a loved one who is on the move. I’m not sure it’s a good thing.
Swap Europe for the UK with these 5 best ‘shoulder season’ staycations
The Independentby Hayley Spencer16 Sept 2026
It’s officially the year of the staycation, with record numbers of Brits choosing a UK holiday over one abroad.
Nicholas Brandram: ‘Putney pusher’ suspect was Queen Victoria descendant
The Independentby Amy-Clare Martin16 Sept 2026
A descendant of Queen Victoria who was the main suspect in the notorious ‘Putney pusher’ case has been found dead.
Trump’s Truth Social MAGA crowd aren’t buying his spin on AI
The Independentby Joe Sommerlad16 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump’s Truth Social posting spree attempting to quash fears over the rise of artificial intelligence was met with a rare show of revolt from his base.
AP exclusive: Change in human trafficking reporting alarms advocates for migrant children
The Independentby Ryan J. Foley16 Sept 2026
The Trump administration has ordered caregivers for migrant children to stop reporting human trafficking concerns directly to the office created to help victims, a change that critics say could...
How escalating Saudi oil crisis could drive up prices everywhere
BBC Newsby Ben Chu16 Sept 2026
- Published Global energy prices have spiked alarmingly again, driven largely in recent days by the escalating conflict between Yemen's Houthis and Saudi Arabia causing chaos for the oil industry.
Historic first or symbolic gesture? What Canada’s associate EU membership could mean
The Independentby James C. Reynolds16 Sept 2026
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has proposed Canada becoming the EU’s first associate member, just as relations between Ottawa and its historic ally in Washington deteriorate.
Former police officer warns missing Noah Woods search enters 'worrying' period
Daily Express :by Laura Zilincanova16 Sept 2026
Suffolk: Police share update on search for missing three-year-old The search for missing three-year-old Noah Woods has entered a "very worrying" period after more than 24 hours passed without the...
Are you cleaning your cat litter box correctly?
The Guardianby Madeleine Aggeler16 Sept 2026
Throughout history, people have revered cats. Ancient Egyptians worshipped feline deities. In Norse mythology, the Viking goddess Freya rode around in a sled pulled by two cats.
‘They are very similar’: Arsenal’s Dowman reminds Merino of Lamine Yamal
Football | The Guardianby Jacob Steinberg16 Sept 2026
Mikel Merino says Max Dowman reminds him of Lamine Yamal after the Arsenal prodigy continued his development by scoring twice in his side’s 4-2 win against Ipswich.