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Manchester City is redefining the transfer market

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Manchester City is redefining the transfer market

Manchester City no longer treats the transfer market merely as a place to buy star players. The club is now also capable of generating huge profits from the other side of the market. In a summer that saw sweeping changes within the squad, City embarked on a major sell-off of a number of their players and succeeded in turning departures into huge financial returns in one of the most exciting transfer windows in the club’s history. According to Transfermarkt figures, reported by the BBC, Manchester City had raised €278.6 million (£239m) from player sales as of 26 August, placing them second…

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BBC broadcasts rapper chanting ‘f*ck Farage and free Palestine’

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BBC broadcasts rapper chanting ‘f*ck Farage and free Palestine’

Loyle Carner’s Reading Festival performance has come under fire from right wingers and Zionists because he rapped the line, “F*ck Nigel Farage and free Palestine”. However, it’s the BBC that is taking the most heat after broadcasting Carner’s performance live. “F**k Nigel Farage and Free Palestine” BBC captioned this performance from Reading Festival as “a poignant, uplifting set” Defund the BBC. pic.twitter.com/QtgXcGfMgz — Hannah (@ehannah0) August 31, 2026 Loyle Carner: Who is he? Carner is a British hip-hop artist with four albums under his belt and an NME award for Best British Solo Artist. He doesn’t work for the BBC, so…

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Filip Hrgović stops Moses Itauma in ninth round to win title

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Filip Hrgović stops Moses Itauma in ninth round to win title

Filip Hrgović became Croatia’s first world heavyweight champion after stopping Moses Itauma in the ninth round at London’s O2 Arena to claim the vacant IBF title. The result ended Itauma’s unbeaten record and delivered the most significant victory of Hrgović’s career. Itauma, just 21 and widely regarded as one of Britain’s brightest heavyweight boxing prospects, controlled the early stages and was judged by most observers to have won the first six rounds. His speed, accuracy and composure allowed him to dictate the tempo, and he repeatedly found success with clean, sharp punches that kept Hrgović on the back foot. The most…

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England seals series victory over Pakistan

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England seals series victory over Pakistan

England closed out a commanding 194‑run win over Pakistan in the second Test at Lord’s, sealing the series with one cricket match still to play. Meanwhile, extending Joe Root’s second stint as captain with another composed, controlled performance. On a surface that continued to favour the bowlers, England added 32 runs to their overnight lead on day four, setting Pakistan a demanding 389 to win. It proved far beyond the tourists, who were bowled out for 194 as Ollie Robinson delivered another ruthless display at his most productive ground. Pakistan had threatened resistance in patches, but England’s attack was varied, quick…

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Oscar winner defends Mark Ruffalo against antisemitism smear

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Oscar winner defends Mark Ruffalo against antisemitism smear

In August, actor Mark Ruffalo faced accusations of antisemitism from Paramount Pictures. This wasn’t because Ruffalo said something detrimental against Jewish people; it was because he highlighted that the man who owns Paramount also owns Oracle — a tech company that has continued to work with Israel throughout its genocide. Oracle owner, Larry Ellison, is Jewish, but Ruffalo’s criticisms didn’t focus on the man’s heritage but on his business dealings. Ruffalo received an outpouring of support following the criticism he received, with the latest person to come to Ruffalo’s defence being Oscar-winning writer, Kenneth Lonergan. Boy those dumb fucks really overplayed…

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Lionel Messi retires from international football

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Lionel Messi retires from international football

Lionel Messi has retired from international football at age 39, ending a 21‑year Argentina career that delivered every major trophy available and cemented him as the country’s most‑capped player and all‑time leading goalscorer. His decision, confirmed in a statement written shortly after Argentina’s World Cup final defeat to Spain and published following the death of his father Jorge, closes one of the most decorated international careers in football history.   Messi: The final chapter Messi’s last act in an Argentina shirt came in July, when he led his country to a second straight World Cup final. Argentina were beaten 1-0 by…

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Assisted dying law could ‘coerce’ disabled people to take their lives

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Assisted dying law could ‘coerce’ disabled people to take their lives

Andy Burnham’s government has admitted that its assisted dying bill will “coerce” disabled people to end their life early. The legislation, which would have allowed private companies to carry out the killings, ran out of parliamentary time in April, but was promptly re-tabled in the “exact same” form. The government’s impact assessment on the exhumed Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill admits that disabled people and ethnic minority groups will be “coerced” on to the euthanasia pathway. This will happen through a combination of “structural pressures”, abusive family relationships and lack of services, a government report reads. Coercion and pressure…

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Pollsters warn ‘Burnham bounce’ has lost its spring

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Pollsters warn ‘Burnham bounce’ has lost its spring

Given how hated Keir Starmer was, most people expected Andy Burnham’s government to be more popular than what came before it. The question was how much more popular Burnham would be, and if he’d be able to sustain these gains in the long run. We now know Labour has experienced a bump from Burnham taking over. According to the pollsters, however, the ‘Burnham bounce‘ appears to be all bounced out. Exclusive: The “Burnham bounce” has ended just weeks after the new prime minister entered Downing Street, leading pollsters have said, as they warned there would be no point in Labour calling…

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Ways E-Commerce Is Reshaping Logistics Education Programs

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Ways E-Commerce Is Reshaping Logistics Education Programs

The logistics industry that existed a decade ago looked different in almost every dimension. Fulfillment cycles were longer. Last-mile delivery was a relatively simple problem. Only the biggest warehouses could afford to automate, and even then it cost a fortune. Then came e-commerce and the expectations that came with it – same-day delivery, real-time inventory visibility, frictionless returns – which reset the operational baseline for the whole industry. Logistics education programs are quickly catching up. The gap between what industry wants and what previous supply chain courses produced has caused educators to reassess everything from course material to the types of…

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Reform politicians called out over ChatGPT addiction

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Reform politicians called out over ChatGPT addiction

Reform UK politicians keep trying to pull the wool over our eyes using artificial intelligence (AI). Despite the tech improving considerably over the past few years, it’s often still possible to identify AI images at a glance. The reason for this is that the people operating the technology don’t have an eye for distinguishing between bad images and good ones. Arguably, we should be glad we can still tell the difference otherwise Reform would have had us fooled. In Plymouth, Reform Cllr Ben Rowe posted an image showing six smiling colleagues who don’t exist. pic.twitter.com/ZENBcJQ2MI — HOPE not hate (@hopenothate) August…

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WATCH: Israel’s Ben-Gvir posts disturbing AI Gaza concentration camp video

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WATCH: Israel’s Ben-Gvir posts disturbing AI Gaza concentration camp video

CONTENT WARNING: This article contains a distressing post Israeli fascist minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has posted a blatantly racist and nazi AI video portraying Palestinians as overweight, and laughing and dreaming about education and food. The disgusting video then shows Ben-Gvir swatting away their dreams and processing them into emaciated and broken shells through a conveyor-fed concentration camp.  Ben-Gvir: Thug, criminal and deplorable human being Ben-Gvir is an extremist settler thug who recently posted footage of himself abusing Palestinian women prisoners. He has called for Lebanese women and children to be abducted to further Israel’s invasion of Lebanon and advocated for the daily…

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Nation sighs in relief as Keir Starmer set to quit as MP

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Nation sighs in relief as Keir Starmer set to quit as MP

Keir Starmer has announced he will step down as MP for Holborn and St Pancras. The ‘long-time servant of the UK security state‘ told the Camden New Journal it had been a “huge honour and privilege’ to “represent the…constituency”. Locals will be asking when that happened as opposed to representing Israel’s interests and waging war on UK rights, but there you go. My statement. pic.twitter.com/xzu4xcIno2 — Keir Starmer (@Keir_Starmer) September 1, 2026 However, the news is not all good. Starmer said he will now focus on “defence [and] security”, making the UK and the world even less safe. He ex-prime minister…

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Israel slaughters civilians in Gaza City bombing

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Israel slaughters civilians in Gaza City bombing

CONTENT WARNING: This article contains a link to graphic and distressing content Israel slaughtered at least five civilians in yet more airstrikes on Gaza on Monday (31 August), this time in the Tal al-Hawa area of Gaza City. Pulitzer Prize-winning Palestinian journalist Mosab Abu Toha shared graphic images of the aftermath of this bombing — the latest in the colonisers’ more than daily attacks on Palestinian civilians. While the world continues to forget and ignore, they are shared below without censoring and without apology. Israel is a terror state. The US and UK are its criminal enablers. More on what has…

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North vs South: Where Should UK Property Landlords Invest?

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North vs South: Where Should UK Property Landlords Invest?

For property landlords deciding where to invest, one of the longest-running debates is whether the North or South of England offers the stronger opportunity. The argument for the North usually centres on affordability and rental yield. Property prices tend to be lower than in London and much of southern England, which can allow rental income to represent a larger percentage of the purchase price. The South presents a different proposition. Entry prices are generally higher, particularly in London and the South East, but investors may be attracted by large rental markets, established employment centres and the long-term appeal of some of…

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FOI reveals PSNI focus on Palestine crackdown and Trump’s protection

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FOI reveals PSNI focus on Palestine crackdown and Trump’s protection

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has wasted resources on dubious deployments elsewhere, when it could be devoting them to tackling racist violence at home, it has been revealed. In a freedom of information (FOI) request, the anti-racist group End Deportations Belfast (EDB) asked the police force how many times it’d sent cops to back other forces between 1 January 2024 and 10 August 2026. There were a total of 26 such deployments, including five where 50 or more officers were sent away. Among these was an occasion in October 2025 when 50 PSNI officers went to London to arrest…

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Appeal abandoned against Supreme Court rejection of controversial definition of antisemitism

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Appeal abandoned against Supreme Court rejection of controversial definition of antisemitism

The New South Wales state government in Australia has announced that it will not appeal the Supreme Court’s rejection of the so-called International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition‘ of antisemitism. In August 2026, Supreme Court judge, Desmond Fagan, rejected the ‘IHRA’ for being wordy, not defining anything and being a “preposterous” tool used by Israel’s supporters to demonise those who protest against its crimes in Gaza. The judge’s findings echoed those of international law experts and even the author of the definition, who have dismissed it as a tool to suppress free speech about the apartheid ethno-colony. Judge Fagan also turned…

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