FTSE 100 ends week up thanks to strong private sector and soaring gold price

Read our privacy notice . The FTSE 100 ended the week on a positive note on Friday as data showed the UK private sector speeded up in August and a soaring gold price supported miners. The FTSE 100 index closed up 68.40…

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How to watch Arsenal vs Coventry: TV channel and live stream for Premier League opener today

If you click links to other sites on this page, we will earn commission. Arsenal Edition Your weekly briefing on Arsenal, featuring team news and expert analysis from Matt Verri I would like to be emailed about offers…

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Arsenal XI vs Coventry: Predicted lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today

Read our privacy notice . Arsenal will tonight hope Bruno Guimaraes is available for their Premier League opener against Coventry as the new season begins at the Emirates Stadium. The Brazilian came off at half-time in…

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Jimmy Cricket’s son remembers him as ‘family man, hero and champion’ at funeral

The funeral requiem mass for the Northern Irish comic, born James Mulgrew, took place at Salford Cathedral on Friday, following his death on August 3, aged 80, after a battle with a short illness. During the humorous…

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Cruz Beckham praises girlfriend Jackie Apostel’s support as he releases debut EP

The musician, 21, is the third son of former footballer Sir David Beckham and Spice Girl Lady Victoria Beckham. He has now released his debut EP Wear & Tear, recorded with his band Cruz Beckham And The Breakers, which…

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Royal family gather at Balmoral as Harry and Meghan to move back to UK

Charles arrived at the Aberdeenshire summer retreat on Tuesday and the Prince and Princess of Wales have since been pictured at the estate, as well as the Princess Royal and her brother the Duke of Edinburgh. William and…

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Germany investigates Russia links to weapons cache discovered in woods, reports say

While refusing to confirm reports of Russian links to the cache, Dobrindt said he could not rule out "the involvement of foreign powers". For months security agencies have warned that Russian intelligence services are…

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Burnham pledges to consult on national memorial for terrorism survivors

Speaking at the inaugural National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism in central London, he said: “We see you, we hear you, we stand with you.” Prime Minister Andy Burnham (left) and First Minister of Scotland…

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Vulnerable people eating out ‘should avoid runny eggs’ amid salmonella outbreak

It comes amid an outbreak that has left one person dead and hundreds of others ill. Health officials said cases may be linked to “eggs imported from outside of the UK”, which are mainly used in food service and catering.…

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Jack Draper to miss US Open as injury absence continues

Draper is continuing to battle a bone bruise in his dominant left arm and, after two dispiriting matches in the US, the Press Association understands he has concluded he needs more time to recover. The news, which comes…

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