Man Utd news: Lewis Hall transfer abandoned in favour of half-price signing

Manchester United are still hoping to sign a left-back before the transfer window closes next week. Source link

Police find 'large quantity' of drugs buried underground at UK music festival site

Up to 80,000 music fans are expected at the annual event from Thursday, August 27 to Monday, August 31 Source link

BBC 'could axe' long-running TV show with millions of viewers by next year

BBC bosses say they need to ‘save’ £500 million to make ends meet and are now looking at cutting a flagship news show, staff fear. Source link

British holiday hotspot hell as tourists issued 'stay indoors' thunderstorm warning

The Spanish region has been struck by huge hailstones as hundreds of calls are made to emergency services Source link

8/24: CBS Evening News – CBS News

8/24: CBS Evening News – CBS News Watch CBS News Fast-moving wildfires drive thousands from their homes; Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney asks the judge to declare a mistrial. Source link

Kremlin insider issues chilling threat to UK for 'semi-military' attack at key location

A high-ranking Kremlin official has issued a chilling warning to the UK after Prime Minister Andy Burnham agreed to share long-range missile blueprints with Ukraine Source link

8/24: The Takeout with Major Garrett

8/24: The Takeout with Major Garrett – CBS News Watch CBS News Trump administration unveils new sanctions against Iran; Supreme Court allows Trump order overhauling mail-in voting to proceed for…

Britain's oldest cliff lift closed due to safety risk – first opened in 1875

The attraction is the oldest of its kind and was originally powered by water and gas engines. Source link

Trade war of words intensifies between U.S., Canada

The Trump administration announced its so-called “economic D-Day” plans against Iran on Monday, while also lashing out at Canada and threatening more tariffs. Nancy Cordes has more details on this…

Caffeine in Costa cappuccino 'more than three times that of Starbucks'

An analysis of high street coffee shops has revealed that the levels of caffeine in popular drinks vary greatly between chains. Source link