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Arsenal manager Arteta expresses enthusiasm for upcoming summer transfers and improvement plans, aiming to close the gap for major trophies.

The British government is exploring the possibility of making chemical castration mandatory for sex offenders following a successful trial in southwest England.

London-based company seeks a personal assistant for office cat Jerry, offering 77 euros per hour. Responsibilities include caring for the British Shorthair, playing music, and more.

A 34-year-old Ukrainian is the third suspect linked to arson attacks at properties connected to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, involving three separate incidents.

Arsenal returns to UEFA Women's Champions League final after 18 years, aiming to upset Barcelona. USWNT star Emily Fox shares insights on the team's resilience and preparation.

Liam Delap's potential move to Man United or Chelsea hinges on the Europa League final result, with United eyeing the Ipswich forward as a priority transfer target.

Another suspect has been arrested in connection to arson attacks at buildings linked to Keir Starmer, including his former residence and car.

France, the United Kingdom, and Canada warn of actions against Israel if it continues its offensive in Gaza and restricts humanitarian aid, citing violations of international law.

A man in England has been convicted for his role in the theft of an 18-carat golden toilet created by artist Maurizio Cattelan in 2019.

The UK and EU finally reach an agreement after lengthy negotiations, with PM Keir Starmer praising the deal while British media express discontent. Fishing concessions and defense cooperation are key aspects of the deal.

The BBC terminates the contract of popular sport presenter Gary Lineker after a series of controversies, including a recent social media post causing uproar.

The Premier League and LaLiga European race intensifies with one matchday left as Nottingham Forest bounce back, while Borussia Dortmund secure a UEFA Champions League spot. Weekend highlights and key takeaways.

Arsenal clinches second place in the Premier League after beating Newcastle, but the club faces another trophyless season, raising concerns among fans and management.

Ego Nwodim honored her cousin Eberechi Eze's FA Cup victory by wearing his jersey on the SNL season finale, showcasing support for Crystal Palace's historic win over Manchester City.

Chelsea's Sonia Bompastor leads the team to a domestic treble with an impressive 3-0 win against Manchester United in the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium.

Crystal Palace wins their first major trophy in 120 years by defeating Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final, overshadowed by controversy. City's rebuild under scrutiny after missing out on trophies.

Chelsea's 1-0 victory over Manchester United raises concerns about their Champions League qualification as Nicolas Jackson remains out. Enzo Maresca's side faces challenges adapting without Jackson's contribution.

Sources confirm that Enzo Maresca will continue as Chelsea manager even if they miss Champions League qualification. Maresca's future is secure despite the team's uncertain season outcomes.

Peter Sullivan, imprisoned for 38 years for a murder in the UK, is released as new DNA evidence emerges, overturning his conviction.

British Labour government faces criticism over immigration plans as concerns rise in various sectors, including healthcare. Opposition leader Nigel Farage calls for stricter measures.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's house entrance damaged by fire; Counterterrorism police investigate potential links to recent incidents.

Graham King's wealth surpasses £1 billion as his company profits from the surge in asylum seekers in the UK, with daily earnings reaching £4.8 million.

Chelsea's women's team secured a historic unbeaten Women's Super League season with 60 points and a new record, led by coach Sonia Bompastor and top scorer Aggie Beever-Jones.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, now 72, remains influential in UK politics, advocating for common sense and critiquing radical cultural approaches, sparking controversy.

Admiral Sir Ben Key, head of the Royal Navy, suspended following allegations of affair with a female officer, sparking controversy and ongoing investigation.

A woman working at a blood bank receives 34,000 euros in damages after being compared to Darth Vader by coworkers during a Star Wars-themed personality test.

Cardinal Parolin faces criticism from various sources, including alleged health issues and diplomatic decisions, raising doubts about his papal candidacy before the conclave in Rome.

A London exhibition promoting the right to offend through political cartoons shuts down due to fear of causing offense, sparking outrage among artists and public figures.

Manchester United clinch Champions League spot after derby draw, Paris FC triumphs in Coupe de France, London City Lionesses promoted to top flight.

Enzo Fernández, Moisés Caicedo, and Romeo Lavia led Chelsea to a 3-1 victory against Liverpool, showcasing a formidable midfield performance and strengthening their UEFA Champions League prospects.