By PERKIN AMALARAJ, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER and WILL HALLOWELL, NEWS REPORTER

Published: 12:48 BST, 25 September 2026 | Updated: 17:30 BST, 25 September 2026

Below is a full list of the charges City are alleged to have breached…

1. In respect of each of Seasons 2009/10 to 2017/18 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those seasons that required provision by a member club to the Premier League, in the utmost good faith, of accurate financial information that gives a true and fair view of the club’s financial position, in particular with respect to its revenue (including sponsorship revenue), its related parties and its operating costs, namely:(a) for Season 2009/10, Premier League Rules B.13, C.71, C.72, C.75 (amended to C.79 from 10 September 2009 for the remainder of Season 2009/10) and C.80;(b) for Season 2010/11, Premier League Rules B.13, C.78, C.79, C.86 and C.87;(c) for Season 2011/12, Premier League Rules B.13, E.3, 4, E.11 and E.12;(d) for Season 2012/13, Premier League Rules 16, E.3, E.4, E.11 and E.12;(e) for Season 2013/14, Premier League Rules 15, E.3, E.4, E.11, E.12 and E.49;(f) for Season 2014/15, Premier League Rules 16, E.3, E.4, E.11, E.12 and E.50;(g) for Season 2015/16, Premier League Rules 16, E.3, E.4, E.11, E.12 and E.50;(h) for Season 2016/17, Premier League Rules16, E.3, E.4, E.11, E.12 and E.51; and(i) for Season 2017/18, Premier League Rules B.16, 3, E.4, E.11, E.12 and E.51.

2. In respect of:(a) each of Seasons 2009/10 to 2012/13 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those Seasons requiring a member club to include full details of manager remuneration in its relevant contracts with its manager, namely:(1) for Seasons 2009/10 to 2011/12 inclusive, Premier League Rules Q.7 and Q.8; and(2) for Season 2012/13, Premier League Rules P.7 and P.8; and(b) each of Seasons 2010/11 to 2015/16 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those Seasons requiring a member club to include full details of player remuneration in its relevant contracts with its players, namely:(1) for Seasons 2010/11 and 2011/12, Premier League Rules K.12 and K.20;(2) for Season 2012/13, Premier League Rules T.12 and T.20;(3) for Seasons 2013/14 and 2014/15, Premier League Rules T.12 and T.19; and(4) for Season 2015/16, Premier League Rules T.13 and T.20.

3. In respect of each of Seasons 2013/14 to 2017/18 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those Seasons requiring a member club to comply with UEFA’s regulations, including UEFA’s Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, namely:(a) for Season 2013/14, Premier League Rule B.14.6; and(b) for Seasons 2014/15 to 2017/18 inclusive, Premier League Rule B.15.6.

4. In respect of each of the Seasons 2015/16 to 2017/18 inclusive, the Premier League Rules applicable in those Seasons on Profitability and Sustainability, namely:(a) for Season 2015/16, Premier League Rules E.52 to E.60; and(b) for Seasons 2016/17 and 2017/18, Premier League Rules E.53 to E.60.

5. In respect of the period from December 2018 to date, the Premier League Rules applicable in the relevant Seasons requiring a member club to cooperate with, and assist, the Premier League in its investigations, including by providing documents and information to the Premier League in the utmost good faith, namely:(a) for Season 2018/19, Premier League Rules B.16, B.19, W.1, W.2, W.12 and W.13;(b) for Season 2019/20, Premier League Rules B.16, B.19, W.1, W.2, W.12 and W.13;(c) for Season 2020/21, Premier League Rules B.16, B.19, W.1, W.2, W.12 and W.13;(d) for Season 2021/22, Premier League Rules B.15, B.18, W.1, W.2, W.15 and W.16; and(e) for Season 2022/23, Premier League Rules B.15, B.18, W.1, W.2, W.15 and W.16. Commissions are independent of the Premier League and member clubs. The members of the Commission will be appointed by the independent Chair of the Premier League Judicial Panel, in accordance with Premier League Rules W.19, W.20 and W.26.

The proceedings before the Commission will, in accordance with Premier League Rule W.82, be confidential and heard in private. Under Premier League Rule W.82.2, the Commission’s final award will be published on the Premier League’s website.

This confirmation is made in accordance with Premier League Rule W.82.1. The Premier League will be making no further comment in respect of this matter until further notice.

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True to Dyson’s design ethos, the Purifier Cool PC1 is bladeless, which makes it safe around kids and pets, and easy to clean. The tower fan uses the company’s renowned technology to project a smooth stream of air, with 10 speed settings and a 350-degree oscillation range that circulates air evenly throughout the room. It’s relatively compact and lightweight, too. 

The remote control magnetically attaches to the top of the fan but you can also control the device using the MyDyson companion app.

While it doesn’t offer all the extras of Dyson’s more expensive air purifiers, it’s a solid option if you want reliable cooling without any fuss, which is why it’s our Best Buy Dyson fan.

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I’ve been testing the Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 in my home office, a small-to-medium-sized room that felt more like a sauna than a workplace during the recent heatwaves. While I wasn’t precisely measuring its air purification qualities (you can find that review on our best Dyson fan round-up), the windows open onto a main road so I was able to test out its ability to handle a steady stream of traffic fumes, dust and general pollution drifting in.

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Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 charges relating to Premier League financial regulation breaches

Manchester City’s relegation odds after 115 charges verdict:

1. Guilty charges – Manchester City have been found guilty on 114 of the 115 charges that the Premier League levied against them. The verdict comes three-and-a-half years after City first learned they were accused of the breaches of the top-flight’s financial regulations.
2. Relegation odds – Betfair have slashed City’s odds of 11/1 to be relegated in the current campaign to 9/2 after news of the verdict broke. The drastic change in odds now leaves Enzo Maresca’s side with an 18% chance of dropping to the Championship.
3. Title odds fade – The Premier League giants had odds of 6/5 to win the Premier League after enjoying a stunning start with five wins in five games, leaving them top of the table. However, news of the guilty charges has shortened their title-winning odds to 5/2.
4. Potential sanctions – While punishments have yet to be decided, the league leaders could face a fine, be handed a points deduction or even face expulsion from the Premier League. The shocking news has come just three months into Enzo Maresca’s reign as boss.
5. Sixth favourites for the drop: City are now the sixth favourites to be relegated from the Premier League this season behind Coventry, Hull, Ipswich, Crystal Palace and Fulham.

Premier League relegation odds via Betfair

Coventry – 8/15

Hull – 10/11

Ipswich – 6/4

Crystal Palace – 12/5

Fulham – 3/1

Man City – 7/2

Sunderland – 9/2

Nottingham Forest – 9/1

Tottenham – 9/1

Aston Villa – 15/1

Newcastle – 15/1

Bournemouth – 15/1

READ MORE: Man City GUILTY on 114 of 115 charges as club prepare appeal against verdict

A huge explosion, believed to have been caused by a suspected gas leak, has caused a two-storey building to collapse close to the Acropolis in Athens

Five individuals, including three tourists, are feared missing in Athens following a massive explosion that brought down a two-storey structure near the Acropolis. The blast tore through the area amid suspicions of a gas leak, causing the frontage of a 20th century property to crumble.

Emergency services, including police, paramedics and firefighters, rushed to Lysicratous Street – mere minutes from the Acropolis – shortly after 7.30am local time this morning, approximately 5.30am BST, with the vicinity swiftly sealed off. The explosion reportedly triggered a blaze, according to eKathimerini.

The Greek fire service confirmed five individuals are unaccounted for, the Mirror reports. Shocked witnesses observed debris scattered across the narrow thoroughfares.

Meanwhile, plumes of smoke billowed from the scene, while shattered windows and damaged vehicles littered the area surrounding the stricken building. The fire brigade revealed it had pulled two women from the structure in Plaka, amongst the Greek capital’s most ancient districts.

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Both casualties were transported to hospital. The fire service stated 24 firefighters were deployed to the incident, though stopped short of confirming what triggered the explosion.

The blast is thought to have resulted from a suspected gas leak, ERT reports. Neighbouring properties close to the explosion site also sustained damage, fire service sources indicated.

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On the latest Palace Confidential, Diary Editor Richard Eden and a panel of royal experts discuss reports Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are already considering a move back to California if they are denied taxpayer funded security.

At the weekend, the Mail’s Editor at Large Alison Boshoff reported that friends say the Sussexes could leave the UK if a Home Office review refuses them automatic police protection.

Speaking to columnist Sarah Vine and royal biographer Robert Hardman, Eden said he views the couple’s reported ultimatum, so soon after their arrival, as ‘akin to blackmail’, an attempt to pile pressure on the review.

He added it would be ‘outrageous’ to give the couple, who the King recently restated are effectively private citizens, the same protection as working royals.

Harry lost automatic taxpayer funded security in 2020 after the couple stepped back from official duties and moved overseas, and failed to overturn the decision in the courts. Their return has now triggered a fresh review.

‘My goodness, that makes the whole thing seem like… some sort of blackmail,’ Eden argued, as though the couple were saying: ‘We’ll move to Britain in an attempt to get the taxpayers to pay for security.’

At the weekend, the Mail’s Editor at Large Alison Boshoff reported that friends say the Sussexes could leave the UK if a Home Office review refuses them automatic police protection

He continued: ‘The implications of this are massive because if they get it, what that then means is Harry and Meghan can come and go, and they’ll still be getting police protection, and also they can say that they want it in America.

‘So those hard pressed taxpayers in the US might find that they’re having to pay for security too. So it could ease any money worries that they have.

‘Harry and Meghan would be absolutely thrilled. They’d have these huge costs paid for by someone else.’

If the review were to go the Sussexes’ way, the panel questioned whether they could be regarded as internationally protected persons.

This status, the same as that given to diplomats, would mean other countries would also have to protect them when they travel overseas.

The couple argue that as the King’s son, who also served his country in Afghanistan, Harry is as much a target and as deserving of protection as any other senior royal.

However, Eden pointed out that the King’s own siblings do not get such protection, only receiving it while carrying out official royal duties.

Vine predicted it was an ‘inevitability’ that Harry will return to official duties in some way, as the price of being awarded security.

‘They will say you can have the protection, but you need to start doing some royal duties,’ she said.

‘Maybe not Meghan, just Harry. He’s good at that stuff and if he does it on his own, then she doesn’t need to be involved. She can’t get upset about it. It sort of makes sense.’

The couple argue that as the King’s son, who also served his country in Afghanistan, Harry is as much a target and as deserving of protection as any other senior royal

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Hardman, however, argued that security decisions are made on the threat alone, not on a transactional basis.

He said: ‘I don’t think it can be on the basis of, you get an extra copper with an earpiece if you cut a few ribbons. It doesn’t really work like that.

‘The people judging security are not interested in plaque unveilings, ribbon cuttings and hospital openings. They’re just interested in the threat, and I think that’s how it’ll be decided.’

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Nottingham-resident Dale Harvey of the Great British Pub Crawl enjoyed a lunchtime stop-off after a couple of days visiting pubs in Tyne & Wear.

Dale has been touring the country’s pubs for more than four years, having called in at 10,389 of them.

The 44-year-old is doing this to raise awareness of pubs, aiming to save them as part of his Defend Indy Beer campaign.

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Dale Harvey outside Little Three in Thirsk, which he says is a “little beauty” (Image: Pic supplied)

He has a massive following on social media, with regular postings on Facebook and You Tube.

On You Tube, he describes Thirsk as “a beautiful little town” with “lots of pubs open at 11Am or earlier.” It was also “a gorgeous little place” and a “hive of activity.”

Dale called in first at the Red Bear, a Craft Union Owned pub, which he said was a friendly place, and “a nice little boozer.”

Dale Harvey outside the ‘massive’ Three Tuns in Thirsk. (Image: Facebook)

He liked its fireplace, its historic character and he was pleased to see it so busy with 15 customers at 11am.

 Next came The Cross Keys, just around the corner, which he describes as “a sweet looking place”. The “traditional old pub” has been run by the same family since 1982 and dates back to the 1700s. Dale  noted it had plenty of sports teams, a “nice cosy feel and a lovely landlord.”

The Black Bull on the Corner of Market Square is owned by Proper Pubs, which he described as a “beautiful old coaching inn, dating back to the 1700s.”

He also said on Facebook: “A decent keg only range on the bar, lovely staff and plenty of beautiful old features within the pub still.”

Dale Harvey outside the Cross Keys in Thirsk. (Image: Facebook)

Across the square Dale found the local Wetherspoons, called ‘The Three Tuns.’  He noted it was a Wetherspoons hotel and they always have ‘decent’ rooms at ‘not bad’ prices.

He said the venue was ‘massive, huge’ with a nice look and feel, especially the alcoves, nooks and crannies all over the place. There were also “some really decent guest ales on offer.”

Nearby, the Golden Fleece, run by the Coaching Inn Group, “shouted out the most” to him. Dale described in on You Tube as absolutely beautiful”, before adding: “This place oozes class and sophistication, an absolutely gorgeous place.”

Dale Harvey outside The Red Bear in Thirsk. (Image: Facebook)

He lauded its beer garden, with pizza oven, great food menu, beautiful dining areas and a nicely done bar area, all creating “a top place.”

Just outside the town centre Dale enjoyed The Frankland Arms, noting its “great ales” decent pub style food and huge beer garden with children’s play area.

Back in the town centre, Dale came to Little Three, which he says is probably “the ‘standout pub’ of the town.” He enjoyed its quirky features and noted it offered “five amazing casks.”

He added on You Tube: “I absolutely love this one. It’s a phenomenal little pub, an absolute 10/10.”

Dale Harvey outside the “beautiful old coaching inn”, the Black Bull. (Image: Pic supplied)

Dale then spotted the Nova wine/cocktail bar, which he said was “a modern looking little place with friendly vibe and 4 keg beers on offer.”

With nothing else open in town at the time, Dale headed to the recently-reopened Crown & Anchor at Sewerby, which is owned by Stonegate.

He said on Facebook: “It’s a gorgeous old place and the new folks at the helm definitely have their heads screwed on and I hope that they make a real go of this one. A couple of cask ales on, a pool table and a nicely decked out old pub.”

On You Tube, Dale said this was “a great final stop.”

He added: “Give Thirsk a chance, it’s a great little town.”

As the Press has previously reported, Dale has recently visted both York and Whitby and given his thoughts on the

By NICOLE LAMPERT

Published: 14:09 BST, 25 September 2026 | Updated: 16:23 BST, 25 September 2026

A Jewish group has been barred from a 90th anniversary commemoration of when fascists were chased out of Leeds, because it ‘platformed a Reform speaker’.

Stop The Hate Leeds, a pro-Israel campaign group, was told its presence at the event on Sunday would be ‘divisive’ due to its members’ political views.

Organiser Philip Marks said he was devastated as his father, Eric, and grandfather, Howard, were involved in the 1936 Battle of Holbeck Moor, when fascist politician Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists (BUF) clashed with the people of Holbeck.

Mr Marks said: ‘The organisers have told us they consider our members far-Right because they support Reform.

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‘It’s deeply disappointing that only Jewish people of a certain political persuasion can attend. Can you imagine any other group being told what political views they can and can’t have?

‘Our members are really upset. The Battle of Holbeck Moor is directly related to many Jewish families in Leeds. They stood up for liberal democracy in this country.’

The Battle of Holbeck Moor took place on September 27, 1936 when Mosley’s Blackshirts held a rally in Leeds.

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Police officers within a crowd of British Union of Fascists members during a Leeds rally in 1936

Mosley struggles to address his supporters as the people of Holbeck drown him out

A blue plaque commemorating the Battle of Holbeck Moor, unveiled in Leeds in 2024

Around 1,000 Blackshirts marched to Holbeck Moor, where they were met by an anti-fascist crowd of about 30,000 people, organised by the Communist Party.

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Mosley tried to address his supporters, but protesters drowned him out by singing The Red Flag and shouting. The confrontation turned violent, with protesters throwing stones at the Blackshirts, who were eventually forced to retreat from the moor.

The anniversary, which will include a march through Leeds, is being organised by the local branch of Stand Up To Racism.

In an email to the group, Stop The Hate Leeds said it intended to attend the march ‘with our own flags and banners, as an expression of our identity and of our community’s direct connection to the history being commemorated’.

Yesterday, Stand Up To Racism replied: ‘You have shown to not support SUTR and have welcomed Reform officials to your events. You also support a far-Right government in Israel conducting a genocide in Gaza.

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‘We want to unite people against the far Right and feel that your presence as an organisation would be divisive and we will regard it as countering our event.

‘In light of this we would respectfully request that you do not attend the event as an organisation and hope you can appreciate the reasons why.’

Mr Marks denied that his group had ever hosted a Reform speaker and distanced himself from a national pro-Israel organisation called Stop The Hate UK.

In a statement, Stand Up To Racism Leeds said it would welcome involvement from people such as Mr Marks whose families were involved in the Battle of Holbeck Moor. However, it would not welcome Stop The Hate as a group.

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‘We also reassert our unwavering commitment to opposing antisemitism from the 1930s to today,’ the statement added.

Katrina Mayer, of Stand Up To Racism, added: ‘As someone whose family were killed in the Holocaust, I encourage everyone who opposes fascism and antisemitism to join us on Sunday.

‘Stop the Hate are certainly not welcome at an anti-fascist event. They are trying to disrupt an event that is remembering the struggle against fascism in the 1930s and building unity against the far-right today.’

Five people are missing after an explosion and building collapse in Athens, the fire service says

Three tourists are reported to be amongst five individuals unaccounted for in Athens following a massive explosion that caused a two-storey building to collapse near the Acropolis. The blast struck the area after a suspected gas leak, with the facade of a 20th century property crumbling as a result.

Emergency services, including police, paramedics and fire crews, rushed to Lysicratous Street – just a short distance from the Acropolis – shortly after 7.30am local time, approximately 5.30am BST, with the surrounding area swiftly cordoned off. The explosion is reported to have ignited a fire, according to eKathimerini.

The Greek fire service confirmed that five people remain unaccounted for, as reported by the Mirror, while horrified bystanders looked on as debris littered the narrow surrounding streets.

Smoke was observed billowing above the scene, with shattered windows and damaged vehicles visible near the stricken building. The fire brigade confirmed that two women had been rescued from the building, located in Plaka, one of the Greek capital’s oldest neighbourhoods.

Both women were subsequently transferred to hospital. The fire service confirmed that 24 firefighters were deployed at the scene, though the precise cause of the explosion has yet to be officially confirmed.

It is understood the blast was triggered by a suspected gas leak, according to ERT, with neighbouring buildings also sustaining damage, as confirmed by the Fire Service.

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