Wolves swooped for Lima earlier this month and agreed terms with Sport Recife, pipping Chelsea to his signature. Wolves’ most recent signing from Brazil, Joao Gomes, has become an integral part of the first XI since arriving from Flamengo 18 months ago. Lima will become the club’s second signing of the transfer window, following the £12.7m capture of winger Rodrigo Gomes from Braga. Negotiations with Celta Vigo over a £25m deal for the Norway international striker have continued into the weekend. Wolves are also anticipating further bids for captain Max Kilman with West Ham and Newcastle having both had offers rejected this month.

Last night’s presidential debate was President Biden’s chance to make the case to the American public that he’s up for another four-year term. But did he succeed? Marisa and Scott dissect both Biden’s and Trump’s performances, discuss why some Democrats are panicking and assess Vice President Kamala Harris’s role in the coming weeks.

"In all the years I've been doing it, this is the worst it's ever been." These are the words of Nichol Dexter, a sign maker who runs her own business in Stapleford, in Nottinghamshire. She says her business, Handy Woman Signs, has suffered in the current economic climate, partly due to other companies prioritising their online presence over shop fronts, and she's now considering giving it up altogether. "I always ask for a deposit on a sign, and people are even struggling to pay their deposits. That's never happened before," she said.

MUMBAI: Tata Steel plans to challenge the validity of its UK unit's trade union 's call for an indefinite strike from July 8 over its move to close certain parts of the operations on the Port Talbot site.The company wants to close two blast furnaces in Port Talbot and switch to lower carbon electric arc furnaces. The closure will lead to axing of 2,800 jobs and the switch to electric arc furnaces - a proposal backed by 500 million pounds of govt money - will help Tata Steel to turn around its loss-making UK operations.

North Berwick in East Lothian was named in a list featuring other UK locations like Greenwich in London and Narberth in Pembrokeshire. Introducing the list, The Times said: "These high streets will go on to survive and thrive over the next few years." If you want to know why North Berwick was the only Scottish town named on the list, here is everything that was said about the location. "Stop at peaceful Paper Flower for handmade cards and gifts (37 High Street) and family-owned Norden for hip homewares (norden.online) or put your pet first and shop at Barker & Bone, a designer boutique for the discerning dog (and cat) owner (47 High Street). "The Glebe House — a period-drama of a B&B if ever there was one — is just off the high street, and less than 10 minutes’ walk to the beach."

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. The family of a carer stabbed to death by a disturbed resident have called for a female state hospital in Scotland. Care worker Michele Rutherford, 54, was stabbed to death at the Craighall Court care facility, in Stirling, on March 7 by resident Kellyanne McNaughton.

In his first campaign stop following the debate, Biden showed off a louder and more dynamic voice at the North Carolina state fairgrounds in Raleigh. “I know what millions of Americans know,” Biden said. “I don’t walk as easily as I used to, I don’t speak as smoothly as I used to, I don’t debate as well as I used to,” Biden said, addressing the widespread criticism of his Thursday performance. “But I know what I do know. I know how to tell the truth.”Repeating a line from the debate, he said of Trump, his rival for the White House, “I spent 90 minutes on a stage debating a guy who has the morals of an alley cat.” Biden added: “I think he [Trump] set a new record for the number of lies told at a single debate.”www.theguardian.com/...

It’s not a Happy Pride for the Castro’s Mollie Stone’s grocery store, as the SF Department of Health shut them down over a rodent infestation Thursday — but the store blames nearby construction and says they’ll reopen Friday afternoon. Original story: 11:23 am - The SF Department of Public Health (DPH) smelled a rat, or rather found plenty of evidence of a rodent infestation during a Thursday inspection at the Castro Mollie Stone’s grocery store. And thus, the Chronicle reports that the Mollie Stone’s Castro location has been ordered closed temporarily, effective Thursday. Though Hoodline reports that the grocery store claims they will be open again by noon Friday. In the words of the DPH, this Mollie Stone’s location has 15 days to ask for a hearing "to show cause why the permit suspension is not warranted."

The New York Times drew sharp criticism Friday after their print edition hit the stands with no mention at all of Joe Biden's disastrous presidential debate performance against Donald Trump. 'And whoever the Democratic nominee is, it is 100% certain they will endorse that candidate as well, even Joe Biden.' While another shared a screengrab of the page, adding: 'What’s missing from today’s front page of The New York Times?' Congressional leaders even admitted Biden's debate performance where he meandered and struggled to finish sentences was bad. DailyMail.com has reached out to the New York Times for comment but there was no immediate response.

Joe Biden acknowledged his age and his difficulties with walking and speaking smoothly at an election rally the day after his meandering performance in Thursday’s presidential debate, but said he could still beat Donald Trump in the November election

Anthony Taylor was slammed for the delay after the matchUEFA’s managing director of referees Roberto Rosetti believes that the English officials took too long to make a VAR decision during the Netherlands’ 0-0 draw with France. Euro 2024 has had very few moments of controversy so far, with the crop of officials and implementation of semi-automated technology for offsides to thank for the positive changes. Referee Anthony Taylor and VAR Stuart Attwell were at the heart of the incident, and the duo have come under fire from UEFA for the delay in reaching a decision on whether the goal should stand. UEFA chief Rosetti said: “We can improve because we have also to find elements of improvement — and there are always elements for improvement. I guess I think in this situation the element of improvement is the duration of this review.

Last year, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in a speech that he was proud to be Britain’s first prime minister of Asian heritage, but “even prouder that it’s just not a big deal.”On Friday, Mr. Sunak said he was “hurt” and “angry” after a man campaigning on behalf of Reform U.K., an anti-immigration party, was recorded on video using a racist slur to describe him. The same man also called for migrants to be used as target practice. The comments appeared in an exposé by Channel 4 News, in which an undercover investigator secretly filmed Reform campaigners in Clacton, a seaside area north east of London. The party’s leader, the veteran political disrupter Nigel Farage, hopes to win his first parliamentary seat there. The investigation, broadcast on Thursday night, raised uncomfortable questions about Reform, which has shaken up the country’s general election campaign ever since Mr. Farage reversed an earlier decision not to stand for Parliament.

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Created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss , the 2010–2017 series stars Martin Freeman as Doctor John Watson and Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes. It received nominations for major honors such as a Golden Globe , a BAFTA , and an Emmy. The fans are still hoping for a sequel, a movie, or another season.As per the reports of 'Metro.co.uk', 62-year-old Steven Moffat has continuously shown support for going back to the project. He remarked, "I'd love to do it again," highlighting the fact that Sherlock Holmes is never tired. When asked if there will be a fifth season, he said that Cumberbatch and Freeman's schedules would be the main factor.

In Bournemouth, for example, average house prices fell 1.4% in the year to April, and by 1.1% in Southampton. Scottish house prices remain in positive territory, according to Zoopla, rising 2.2% annually (average house price is now £162,600). Average property prices fell in Wales by 2.4% over the year to November, taking the average house price to £213,000. Average prices in Scotland stood at £194,000 in November 2023, according to the ONS and average prices in Northern Ireland were recorded at £180,000 for September 2024. Asking prices rose £4,571, on average, in real terms, taking average house prices up to £359,748, although prices are still 0.7% lower than in January 2023.