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Brooklyn Beckham has made a pointed gesture towards his family by updating his social media profile picture to showcase a striking neck tattoo, just days after releasing an explosive statement about his parents. The 26-year-old’s new profile image displays a close-up black and white photograph of the back of his neck, revealing an intricate design featuring his wife Nicola Peltz’s eyes rendered in realistic detail.Positioned beneath the portrait are coordinates reading “51.5227NO.1435°WUK,” which pinpoint Portland Hospital in London, the very location where Brooklyn entered the world on 4 March 1999.The timing of this reveal has prompted widespread speculation among fans,…

Becky MortonPolitical reporterGetty ImagesA former minister has warned the prime minister could face a “mass rebellion” if the government waters down promised reforms of the leasehold system in England and Wales.Justin Madders told the Labour must stick to its pledge to cap ground rents – an annual fee leaseholders must pay to their freeholder.Labour’s election manifesto promised “to tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges” but there are concerns the government may row back on a cap because of the potential impact on pension funds.The government insisted it would legislate to deliver on this pledge and would “set out further…

Arne Slot has good memories in Marseille. It was here in 2022 when his Feyenoord side held on to secure a place in the Europa Conference League final.On the eve of this week’s game in the bowels of the Stade Velodrome, he was asked about those memories. He was also bizarrely and rudely asked about Xabi Alonso’s links to the Liverpool job.Any noise surrounding the future of the Liverpool boss was quietened by a trademark European away performance from his side, who added Marseille to Eintracht Frankfurt and Inter Milan as the teams they have beaten on their travels this…

A Publican has told Rachel Reeves the deadline of which she needs to announce her U-turn on business rates, before business owners take “industrial action” against the Government.Speaking to GB News, pub landlord Andy Lennox hit out at the Chancellor for attending the World Economic Forum in Davos instead of helping British pubs at home.Following reports of a business rates U-turn, Ms Reeves is yet to confirm or announce any aid for Britain’s hospitality industry.Instead, the Chancellor flew solo to the World Economic Forum where she rubbed shoulders with the world’s leaders without Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.Discussing the situation…

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Nationwide Building Society has broadened its high loan-to-income mortgage offering, enabling home movers and remortgage customers to access borrowing worth up to six times their annual earnings.They confirmed that both new and existing customers looking to relocate or switch their mortgage deal can now benefit from the enhanced lending terms.This expansion follows regulatory adjustments introduced last year that have opened the door for lenders to offer more generous income multiples.Previously, Nationwide had reserved its six times income lending primarily for first-time buyers through its Helping Hand scheme, which launched the enhanced terms in September 2024.The latest move extends similar support…

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The gesture has been praised by the official supporters’ club (OSC) as there were limited calls from fans to be refunded.Kevin Parker, representative of Manchester City’s OSC, said: “City fans will travel to the ends of the earth to support our team, and last night was no different in the Arctic circle.”Bodo is not an easy place to get to, and the sub-zero temperatures made it a challenging evening on a number of levels for our fans.”The City support has an incredible connection with the players on a matchday, and this gesture is yet another reminder of that relationship -…

Donald Trump’s announcement that he has reached an agreement with Nato allies on Greenland dominates Thursday’s papers. The Times leads with the US president announcing a “framework deal” has been reached after talks with Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte, saying it “gives us everything we needed to get”.The Financial Times says the US president signalled there would be “additional discussions” on Greenland’s role in the Golden Dome, a planned missile defence system to protect the US from all missile attacks.In light of the deal, the Guardian says Donald Trump is stepping back from his threat to impose tariffs on European allies…

It has taken Wissa time to deliver such performances.Wissa, who had already had a disrupted pre-season, following his protracted departure from Brentford, has only scored three goals since making his debut for Newcastle last month.The forward has looked rusty at times, failing to take a big chance to open the scoring in the defeat against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup semi-finals last week.But Wednesday night showed what he can bring to this side.Howe had called on Wissa to “max out” before the game, and he led the press effectively against a naive PSV side, who repeatedly played out from…