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Northampton chairman Kelvin Thomas said: “This has been a detailed and rigorous process, involving significant scrutiny of the proposed investment, the ownership structure, financial sustainability, and the suitability and financial standing of those involved.”The successful completion of both the IFR and EFL processes represents an important milestone for the club and should provide supporters and stakeholders with further confidence in the proposed investment and the foundations being put in place for the club’s future.”We would like to thank both the EFL and the IFR for their professionalism, diligence and thoroughness throughout their respective processes.”As supporters will see from their varied…

Farmers and their animals are seen invading No10 in a hilarious new spoof video promoting a new campaign from the Countryside Alliance. Tractors line Downing Street, cows make themselves at home in the Cabinet Room, and a hunt races through the iconic black door of No10 to raise awareness of the crisis facing rural Britain.As part of the new Campaign for the Countryside, 27 devastating Labour policies have been identified which have pilloried the nation’s farmers since 2024. The campaign, which will officially launch at an event in Westminster on September 14, brings together politicians, rural businesses and communities from…

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s documentary Cookie Queens has been bought by Paramount+, reports suggest.The streaming platform has secured the rights to the film, which was executive-produced by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, despite the couple’s apparent “first-look” deal with Netflix.Following their move to the United States in 2020, Harry and Meghan signed a $100million deal with Netflix, releasing a bombshell documentary and the duchess’s lifestyle show, With Love, Meghan.However, the couple ripped up their contract earlier this year to take full control of Meghan’s brand, As Ever – though they announced a fresh “multi-year, first-look deal” granting Netflix…

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Some fast-food chains offer a free birthday meal or snack – Burger King members can claim a free Whopper or Plant-Based Whopper, while Chopstix offers a free small noodle box.However, most restaurant birthday offers are buy-one-get-one-free deals rather than completely free meals.At Harvester and Zizzi’s it’s a free main when buying another full-price main. At Frankie & Benny’s you get a free main when purchasing two or more main meals.Byron offers a free burger with a £5 minimum spend, while Wagamama offers free gyoza when you spend £12 and have earned at least one stamp on your loyalty card in…

Earps spent two years at PSG and made 22 appearances in the Premiere Ligue last season.She left United in search of Champions League football and silverware, but was also able to take a break from the limelight in England.That attention rose again last year following the release of her book, but Earps is thankful for the experiences she gained in Paris.”I’m grateful for all the amazing love and support that I’ve had over the years, but it was nice to be away,” said Earps. “PSG is a great club. Getting to experience the Parc des Princes, the French food, the…

Riley grew up in Lytham, Lancashire, and joined United at the age of six.He went on to play for the under-18s with Rashford, Scotland midfielder McTominay, now at Napoli, and England goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who is at Crystal Palace. It was while Riley was playing regularly for the under-21s, aged 19, that he – and 18-year-old Rashford – got their big break in February 2016 under Louis van Gaal.Having come on as a substitute in a 3-0 win at Shrewsbury Town in the fifth round of the FA Cup three days earlier, Riley was named in the starting line-up for…

Two senior Reform UK aides have stepped down from their roles in the party following an investigation into illegal party donations. Footage from Channel 4 appeared to show the party’s Head of Policy James Orr and Nigel Farage’s long-serving aide Dan Jukes arranging for a US company to fund three polls for the party costing a total of £32,500.Party Chairman Lee Anderson has confirmed the party has launched an investigation, adding Mr Orr and Mr Jukes have been “told” to step down from their roles.The Ashfield MP told Sky News there is “no chance” of either of them coming back…

Queen Camilla made a characteristically witty return to royal duties on Wednesday, confessing she felt “a little creaky” following the summer break at Balmoral Castle.The 79-year-old visited the Royal Academy of Dance at its global headquarters in London, where she serves as patron.When her ballet instructor Sarah Platt enquired about her wellbeing, the Queen replied: “I’m still standing!” before adding with a laugh: “Just!”It marked her first official engagement since the Scottish holiday, and she appeared in fine spirits despite her self-deprecating assessment. At the academy, she was greeted by its president, Dame Darcey Bussell – the celebrated ballerina and…