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Staff at payments watchdog ‘told on Tuesday that organisation will be abolished’

Boss David Geale told MPs he is ‘hugely proud’ of how staff at the Payment Systems Regulator reacted, having been briefed on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Financial watchdog scraps plan to ‘name and shame’ UK firms under investigation

FCA move follows longstanding pressure against new public interest test for announcing investigations

The Guardian - UK

What is investment fraud and what can victims of scams do to get help?

Britons were cheated out of £56m in the first six months of 2024 alone – and sum is probably higher as many victims do not report their losses

The Guardian - UK

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Isak’s transfer value soars, but Newcastle CEO insists no plans to sell star forward

Newcastle would be “crazy” to consider selling star players like Alexander Isak this summer, chief executive Darren Eales has said.

The National (Scotland)

The key to unlocking Newcastle United’s future as a Premier League giant

Cup glory will bring short-term joy to St James’ Park but sustained long-term success, keeping their key players and investing in the squad all depend squarely on qualifying for the Champions League

The Independent UK

Premier League could be forced to have two summer transfer windows because of Club World Cup

The Premier League could be forced to operate two separate transfer windows this summer due to disruption caused by the Club World Cup

The Guardian - UK

We asked the people of Gaza how they saw their future – this is what we found

Support for Hamas is declining – no obvious alternative has emerged, but our poll shows there are reasons to be hopeful, says Nils Mallock, a research fellow at King’s College London

The Guardian - UK

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Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United are a mess, with issues starting at the top

The optimism that greeted Jim Ratcliffe’s arrival as owner has given way to even more disappointment, with Sunday’s defeat at Tottenham the latest example

The Guardian - US

‘Complete carnage’ looms for Premier League after Man City’s financial rules win

The champions struck a blow to the Premier League over its Associated Party Transaction rules, with a conclusion to the wider case expected in the coming weeks

The Independent UK

Premier League's controversial PSR rules to remain in place next season

Plans to introduce new set of financial regulations from 2025-26 campaign have been delayed

Evening Standard

Premier League to delay introduction of rules limiting spending on players

The Premier League is to delay the introduction of financial rules that would limit the amount clubs can spend on players

The Guardian - UK

Manchester United’s plan to raise ticket prices could be a breach of the ‘social contract’ between club and fans

When billionaire Jim Ratcliffe took a 27.7% stake in Manchester United back in February 2024, he had big plans. He would, he said, take the club “back to the top of English, European and world football, with world-class facilities for our fans”.

The Conversation

Newcastle United’s ‘player of the season’ at the beating heart of Eddie Howe’s team

Saudi Arabia’s buyout may have raised Newcastle’s level but it is the manager who has shaped a team now punching above their weight

The Independent UK

Newcastle United closing in on £1.2billion stadium plan that will 'supercharge' Premier League title dream

Newcastle United have been exploring whether to develop St James' Park or build a new stadium

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The Independent UK

The two reasons behind Arsenal and Man Utd's frustrating January transfer window

The top clubs largely resisted the sort of excess spending that has characterised past windows, while middle-class sides like Aston Villa are closing the gap

The Guardian - UK

This is Ratcliffe’s Austerity United, where even the brightest talent is for sale

Manchester United are simultaneously the world’s fourth-richest club while taking away free cereal bars for stewards

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve been really surprised’: Moyes bemused by Everton’s PSR restrictions

David Moyes has expressed his surprise at the extent of the financial restrictions imposed on Everton and admitted jealousy over the spending power of rival Premier League clubs

The Independent UK

Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho stance provides golden opportunity to end bad transfer habit

The Argentine forward could present an opportunity for United to boost their flexibility in the transfer market and fend off any problems from PSR, though his talent remains alluring after shining at Old Trafford since graduating from the academy in 2022

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The Independent UK

Five transfers that could happen before deadline, and the desperate clubs behind them

Who will get their deals over the line before the 11pm deadline on Monday 3 February?

The Independent UK

The damning final truth of Antony’s Manchester United nightmare

Pound for pound the worst signing in English football history, Manchester United will continue to count the cost of their most expensive mistake

Evening Standard

Next steps for plans to help give people more control over payments set out

A new independent company will be set up to drive forward variable recurring payments, regulators said.

The Guardian - UK

Premier League drops PSR case against Everton, removing threat of points loss

Everton will face no further action over its breach of Premier League PSR rules up to 2023 after an investigation into stadium interest payments

The Independent UK

David Moyes says he is already 'burnt out' after four days in Everton job

Moyes returned as Toffees boss over the weekend and led them to a 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa in his first game on Wednesday evening

The Guardian - UK

Premier League clears clubs of PSR breaches but Leicester dispute rolls on

The Premier League has issued a clean bill of financial health to clubs who had been at risk of breaching profitability and sustainability rules (PSR)

The Independent UK

Premier League clubs avoid PSR charges for 2023/24 but one team still at risk

Both Everton and Nottingham Forest were charged with breaches of PSR around this time last year

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