According to many reports, there is the small matter of his Ineos petrochemicals empire carrying a debt burden of £18billion. ‌No wonder Sir Jim - a legendary penny-pincher at the best of times - has been cost-cutting with some gusto. ‌Michael Carrick's Harry Maguire recall prompts Man Utd disagreement ahead of summer decision READ MORE :Eight key facts from Deloitte Football Money League as Premier League reality becomes clear READ MORE :JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageBut if Ratcliffe wanted some really jolting financial news, it came with the publication of Deloitte’s annual Football Money League. Look, you don’t win a big pot for coming top of the Deloitte’s Football Money League.

Canadian poet Karen Solie has been awarded the 2025 TS Eliot Prize for her sixth collection, Wellwater, a profound exploration of ecological destruction, per theguardian.com. Solie was announced as the winner at a ceremony at London’s Wallace Collection on Monday evening. She receives a £25,000 jackpot from the TS Eliot Foundation. This latest accolade follows her success in October, where Wellwater co-won the Forward Prize for Best Collection. Solie, who was previously nominated for the prize in 2019 for The Caiplie Caves, currently divides her time between Canada and the University of St Andrews, where she teaches poetry.

The US must respect Greenland's sovereignty, the integrity of its borders and international law, the self-governing territory's prime minister has said. Jens-Frederik Nielsen, speaking before an EU summit on Greenland, asked for calm talks and added that Greenland wanted to remain within the Kingdom of Denmark, the EU and Nato

TLDRDonald Trump has sued JPMorgan Chase and its CEO, Jamie Dimon, for at least $5bn, alleging that the bank stopped offering him banking services in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot.

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It’s been a good few days for Ipswich Town, with Saturday’s dismantlement of Blackburn being followed up by a routine win against Bristol City on Tuesday night. I thought we were good in both games without truthfully having to go up the gears too much. Suffolk News' Ipswich Town columnist Joey SadlerBut do you know what impressed me most? We look like such a fit, hungry side at the moment and we really are dominating every game we play in. Their manager Chris Wilder will have them hard to beat but I think it’s a good challenge for us.

Kutchenhaus is a German engineered kitchen producer and opened in Henley nine months ago. Describe your business:Kutchenhaus Henley is a family-run kitchen design and installation studio specialising in German-engineered kitchens. I’ve spent many years in the kitchen and interiors industry, working across design, sales and project delivery. Being present when you’re at work — and switching off properly when you’re not — makes a huge difference. Business, design, and psychology — anything that helps understand people better.

Ruben Neves is unlikely to join Manchester United in the January transfer windowManchester United have been offered Wilfred Ndidi this month, following reports that a January swoop for Ruben Neves is unlikely. Fabrizio Romano reports that Ndidi has been offered to United this month. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe Daily Mail say a move for Neves, or AC Milan's Ruben Loftus-Cheek, is unlikely. Neves has been heavily linked with United due to the former Wolves midfielder's captain expiring in Saudi Arabia this summer. Manchester United have been offered a chance to sign Wilfred Ndidi this monthEXPRESS SPORT ON FB!

Middlesbrough players' true feelings on Michael Carrick after Man Utd manager returnMichael Carrick has overseen Manchester United's first win of 2026 during his interim spell as manager after a previous spell at MiddlesbroughView 2 Images Michael Carrick with Marcus Forss after a Middlesbrough match (Image: George Wood, Getty Images)It hasn't taken long for Michael Carrick to win over those at Old Trafford after returning to Manchester United as interim manager. ‌The manager rejoined United, where he played for more than ten years, following Ruben Amorim's dismissal as manager. FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! View 2 Images Hayden Hackney celebrating a goal for Middlesbrough under Michael Carrick (Image: Getty Images)"I watched him a lot - he was on the TV every week wasn't he at Man Utd? Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

Corporate Partner Charlotte Wilson and Innovation Managing Associate Anne Rose have both been quoted in The Times’ coverage of the UK’s legislation on digital currencies. The Government has introduced legislation including the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 and the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Cryptoassets) Regulations 2025, followed by consultations setting out detailed proposals for regulating cryptoasset activities in the UK, covering conduct, market abuse and prudential standards. Anne commented on the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025, saying "The act gives digital asset owners stronger protection against theft or misuse," and that it also gives the courts power to impose the same orders as they would do for tangible assets. Charlotte discussed the FCA's moves to regulate digital assets, highlighting a "significant gap" in the proposed regime around "tokenised" and "fractionalised" assets. She said "Firms face classification uncertainty and potential dual regulatory exposure - a gap that could inhibit the development of tokenised capital markets in the UK."

This year is a time of transition for the Building Safety Regulator (BSR). This is the first milestone towards the creation of this new single construction regulator (SCR), the prospectus for which was published shortly before Christmas. Building safety, construction products and professional competence will all come under the same roof. Indeed, the word that’s most often seen in government press releases regarding the transition to the single regulator is “careful”. Nonetheless, there is a broad consensus that reform is needed and a single construction regulator is a good idea.

Eight in ten of world’s biggest news websites now block AI training botsPublishers told it's "never too late" to start blocking sites from being crawled by AI bots.

Brooklyn Beckham heaped praise on his generous parents in his 2017 wildlife photography book as he thanked them for the opportunities they'd given him. Brooklyn said his fortunate circumstances were not lost on him, as he thanked his family - particularly his parents Victoria and David - for their support. But at the time of the release of his book, Brooklyn was full of admiration for his once close-knit family and the luxuries they had afforded him. Alongside a shot of David, Brooklyn wrote: 'My dad: 'my absolute hero (and he's pretty photogenic) took this on holiday in California at an amazing breakfast place - we had a full English, obviously. Sharing his thanks, Brooklyn wrote: 'All of my family and friends, for putting up with me constantly taking pictures!

New research by Papa Johns reveals two in five people (40 per cent) eat food purely as a vehicle for dips. The study of 2000 UK adults revealed more than half of us happily share dips with friends, with 59 per cent saying it’s totally normal. Brits confess their sauciest dipping secrets (Image: KN/MI)And there's more. The research comes as Papa Johns launches a brand-new Chicken & Dip range, featuring flavours including Hot Maple, Chickynaise, Honey & Mustard, Cajun Mayo and Pineapple & Habanero. Rebecca Carroll said: “At Papa Johns, we’re obsessed with flavour and giving our customers more ways to level up their slice.

Higher education is in crisis as well, not only in Korea but also in the U.K., the U.S. and other countries. I believe this is also a crisis of the numbers and methods we use to make decisions. However, I don't think U.K. university administrations care much about these people; numbers on balance sheets might be more important to them. Those who have these numbers can afford to live a good life, while those who have fewer numbers can only survive. Returning to the problems of U.K. universities, I would say that modern universities rely heavily on numbers.