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Manchester United seal third new signing this week in triple transfer move

Man Utd raid rivals for ‘talented’ midfielders as latest recruit unveiled

Evening Standard · Sep 26

DUP chief hails unionist unity over Drumcree as something to build on

Gavin Robinson said his door is open to any unionist leader to discuss co operation in next year’s Assembly elections.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Andy Burnham pledges to set UK on ‘new course’ a decade on from Brexit vote

The Prime Minister spoke as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour Party conference as leader.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Labour not complacent over next election, party chair insists, after poll bounce

Bridget Phillipson acknowledged Andy Burnham’s ‘real sense of connection’ with the public was likely behind improved polling.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Why Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is ALREADY in doubt as 'shock replacement fight lined up'

Cardiff showdown could be called off just days after finally being announced

Evening Standard · Sep 26

A-list private members club in Mayfair closed after 'threat with weapon'

Central London club popular with celebrities will have its licence reviewed after ‘serious public safety matter outside the premises’

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Noel Gallagher shocked and saddened by Manchester City breaches

The City fan and Oasis star said it was ‘quite sad’ for the fans and the players and that he felt ‘a little surprised’ when he first heard the news.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Archie and Lilibet ‘happy in school’, Harry says

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex flew back to Britain on August 26 after six years in the US.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Taylor Swift breaks Spotify 2026 record as most-streamed female artist in a day

Swift released her new song, Patient Zero, on Friday which became the most-streamed song by a female artist in a single day in 2026.

Evening Standard · Sep 26

Hit Man City with justice ‘as quickly as possible’, minister tells Premier League after 'guilty verdicts'

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said it was in the interest of fans from all clubs that the dispute does not ‘drag on any longer’

Evening Standard · Sep 26