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‘I punched something’: Nottingham Forest deduction prompted Nuno fury

Nuno Espírito Santo has called for Nottingham Forest to be galvanised by their troubles off the pitch with home games against Crystal Palace and Fulham

The Guardian - UK

Leicester City charged by Premier League over alleged breach of PSR rules

Leicester City have been charged by the Premier League for allegedly breaking financial regulations, increasing fears about facing a potential points deduction next season

The Guardian - UK

PSR and late-season points deductions – this is why we all fell in love with football

With off-field wrangles looking like affecting Premier League relegation this season, is it any surprise that fans are furious?

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Everton prepare for pivotal week on and off pitch after spark of defiance fades

Sean Dyche’s side need to end their winless league run amid takeover concerns and with a verdict due on their 10-point deduction

The Guardian - UK

Erik ten Hag faces striker shortage, looks for creative solutions

Erik ten Hag reveals his desire to sign a striker for Manchester United in January but is limited by profit and sustainability rules. He discusses the chal...

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How to be an ace engineer: McLaren Automotive motorsport director Ian Morgan

Given he’s now in his third stint at McLaren, it should come as little surprise that Ian Morgan has a deep passion for the Woking-based giant he first worked for over 25 years ago.

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Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier closes on Bayern Munich move as talks continue

Kieran Trippier is keen to join Bayern Munich and, despite Newcastle turning down an initial bid from the Bundesliga club, there is a growing feeling that they may yet be persuaded to part company with their England right-back

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Everton and Nottingham Forest Charged Over Breaching Premier League's Financial Rules

After receiving a 10-point deduction earlier in the season, Everton could face more sanctions as a result of the club's financial missteps.

International Business Times UK

What now for Everton after second Premier League charge?

Already hit with a 10-point deduction for breaking PSR rules the club did not hide their dismay at prospect of another fight

The Guardian - UK

Nottingham Forest and Everton could face points deduction after Premier League charges

Nottingham Forest are facing a potential points deduction and Everton could lose more points after being charged with breaching the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules

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Newcastle United May Have To Sell Top Stars In Order To Meet Financial Regulations

Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak may have to be offloaded by Newcastle United at some point after the club recorded a loss of £73.4 million for last season.

International Business Times UK

Newcastle may have to sell key player in summer after £73.4m loss

Newcastle accept they may have to sell one of their key players this summer as they strive to remain on the right side of the Premier League’s regulations

The Guardian - UK

New requirements to reimburse victims of bank transfer scams set out

The new consumer protections against authorised push payment fraud will come into force from October 7 2024.

The Independent UK

What Everton’s points deduction means for the Premier League, Man City and Chelsea

Everton were deducted 10 points for a breach of the Premier League’s financial fair play rules - and now the rest of world football is watching to see what comes next

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The Guardian - UK

Everton’s deduction is a tremor – City and Chelsea may face the earthquake

Everton first to be punished for breaking profitability and sustainability rules – others can only wait to see what comes next

The Independent UK

Everton hit with 10-point deduction for breaching Premier League financial rules

An independent commission found the club had acted “irresponsibly” in regard to Premier League profitability and sustainability rules.

The Guardian - UK

TSB reimbursed 15 times more customers’ fraud losses than Monzo in 2022

Regulator figures show huge differences in banks’ treatment of fraud victims, from 94% of claims refunded by TSB to 6% at Monzo

The Independent UK

Banks’ performance in dealing with APP scam victims revealed by regulator

The Payment Systems Regulator said there are inconsistent outcomes for customers who report an APP scam to their bank or building society.

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The Independent UK

Views sought on later ‘go-live’ date for mandatory reimbursement of scam victims

The introduction of mandatory reimbursement rules for APP scam victims could be pushed back next year, from April to October.

Liverpool Echo

Banks set to pay thousands to people who've been scammed

People should be reimbursed within five days under the new rules

Daily Mirror

Banks will need to refund ALL money lost to faster payment scams from next year

Authorised Push Payment (APP) scam have quickly become one of the most "significant" types of fraud accounting for nearly £500million in losses in the UK last year

The Guardian - UK

UK banks to reimburse fraud victims under new rules, regulator confirms

Requirement to refund people who have been tricked by scammers will be implemented in 2024

The Independent UK

Banks will be required to reimburse APP scam victims from next year

Most victims of authorised push payment fraud will be reimbursed within five business days, the Payment Systems Regulator said.

The Texas Tribune

Thousands of pounds of “forever chemicals” have been injected into Texas oil and gas wells, study finds

A new report from a public health watchdog found that more than 40,000 pounds of PFAS has been injected into more than 1,000 wells across Texas — and warned that the chemicals could pose a risk to public health

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Your rights if you have had a prepay meter fitted against your will

Ofgem tells energy firms to pay out over force-fitted pay-as-you-go meters and campaigners want to hear if you are affected

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