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Manchester United considering move for James Garner, Chelsea want to offload Raheem Sterling, Axel Disasi and Sandro Tonali targets for Juventus. Manchester United are considering a surprise January move for their former England Under-21s midfielder James Garner, 24, whose contract at Everton expires next summer. (Mail, external)Chelsea are monitoring Rennes’ French centre-back Jeremy Jacquet, 20, and Saint-Etienne’s French forward Djylian N’Guessan, 17, but their priority is offloading players including France defender Axel Disasi, 27, and English wingers Raheem Sterling, 31, and Tyrique George, 19. (Athletic – subscription required, external)Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali is a target for Juventus with the…

A young man is battling for survival after being shot on Christmas Day in Sheffield, leaving him in a critical condition with life-threatening injuries.The 20-year-old victim sustained a gunshot wound to his chest on Wilfred Drive in the Darnall neighbourhood shortly before 11.30pm on Thursday evening.Emergency services rushed to the scene and transported him to hospital, where he remained in a critical state on Boxing Day, according to South Yorkshire Police.The shooting has prompted a swift police response, with detectives working rapidly to establish the circumstances surrounding what officers have described as an “abhorrent incident.”Four suspects have been taken into…

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was shot in the chest on Christmas Day.Emergency crews were called to Wilfred Drive, in the Darnall area of Sheffield, at about 23:30 GMT and took the 20-year-old to hospital. A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said he remained in a “critical, life-threatening condition” on Boxing Day.The suspects, aged 20, 22, 28 and 29, remain in police custody, they added, as officers urged anyone with information, including any relevant CCTV, to contact them.A police cordon remains in place.Ch Insp Andy Knowles said: “This is an abhorrent incident that…

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A sign-making business owner from Exeter has become a millionaire after selecting a scratchcard at random from his neighbourhood shop.Lee Dart, 55, spent £5 on a festive National Lottery scratchcard during a visit to his local store, employing his usual strategy of choosing completely randomly.The approach paid off spectacularly when he scratched the card immediately in the shop and realised within moments that he had secured a life-changing prize.”I couldn’t believe it, I must have checked it 20 times,” Mr Dart said. “You never expect it to happen to you – especially that close to Christmas. It’s been the best…

Farmer Olly Harrison has given his verdict on Labour’s latest changes to inheritance tax thresholds which have been dubbed a victory for rural communities.Ahead of Christmas, the Government announced it would lift the threshold from £1million to £2.5million in a festive win for farmers up and down Britain.”It’s definitely a better Christmas than we thought we were going to have,” Mr Harrison told GB News. Continuing on, he added: “I would reckon around 50 per cent of farms now have been taken out. The eye of the storm of the inheritance tax fiasco.”I would think that there’s still around 50…

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One of the swimmers who went missing during a Christmas Day swim has been named on social media. Family of Matthew Upham, owner of an antiques shop in Budleigh Salterton, Devon, issued a statement on his Instagram business page. Emergency services had been searching for the area after two men in their 60s and 40s went missing in the sea at Budleigh Salterton on Thursday shortly after 10:25 GMT. The coastguard search operation was called off at around 17:00.The statement on the business’s Instagram story read: “Our family is heartbroken by the loss of our beloved family member Matthew Upham,…

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One of the swimmers missing in the sea off the Devon coast has been named as antiquities dealer Matthew Upham.The 63-year-old is feared to have died during a Christmas Day swim at Budleigh Salterton after he joined several other people on the beach yesterday for the annual event.”Our family is heartbroken by the loss of our beloved family member Matthew Upham, who was reported missing on Christmas Morning,” his family said in a social media statement.”Matthew is deeply loved and will be forever missed. We would like to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to theemergency services who responded, particularly…