5 d. ago Carlo Ancelotti could face four years in prison as Real Madrid boss to stand trial in Spain

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti will need to be present at his court hearing, it has been claimed, with the Italian at risk of a prison sentence over alleged tax fraud

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6 d. ago Chelsea must submit bid for Earl’s Court or risk missing out on stadium chance

Club look at Earl’s Court as possible site for new groundCounter proposal by developers does not include stadiumChelsea risk missing out on the chance to move to Earl’s Court if they fail to submit a bid for the site quickly enough.Increasing Stamford Bridge’s 40,343 capacity has been a key issue since the Todd Boehly-Clearlake Capital takeover in 2022 but the difficulty of redeveloping the ground has led the board to look for a new home. It is understood Chelsea have held talks in recent months with various figures who will have a say over the future of the Earl’s Court site. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Paedophile on the run: Sex offender branded 'significant risk to children' is fugitive after skipping court sentencing

Nalika Ranasinghe (pictured) exchanged 1,200 messages with a person he thought was a 14-year-old girl who was in fact a decoy account set up by an online child activist group.

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1 week ago High street Greggs rival at risk of nationwide shut down as HMRC takes it to court

A high street bakery chain and rival to the bakery behemoth of Greggs is at risk of leaving the high streets as HMRC launches legal proceedings which could take baked goods off the shelves forever

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1 week ago High street bakery chain with more than 100 stores that rivals Greggs at risk of going bust as taxman takes it to court

A high street bakery chain with more than 100 stores and which rivals Greggs in some parts of Britain is at risk of going bust.

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2 w. ago No green light: RFU threatens to leave Twickenham over Beyoncé spat

RFU wants license to stage more concerts and eventsSweeney moots move to Milton Keynes or BirminghamThe Rugby Football Union chief executive, Bill Sweeney, has threatened to take England away from Twickenham and move to Milton Keynes or Birmingham due to licensing restrictions after missing out on lucrative Beyoncé concerts at the stadium. Sweeney has warned that if Richmond council does not grant the RFU permission to stage more non-rugby events at Twickenham, “it would be a tough call for us” with moves away from London mooted.The RFU has previously explored buying half of Wembley and a move to a greenfield site in Birmingham, an acknowledgment that Twickenham is not fit for purpose. The RFU ultimately committed to its plans to revamp Twickenham, due to begin in 2027 and which could cost up to £663m, but needs to raise revenues by hosting more music concerts. Continue reading...

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