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Octopus Energy plans £10bn demerger of tech arm Kraken

Octopus Energy Group, Britain’s largest residential gas and electricity supplier, is planning a £10bn demerger of its technology arm that would solidify its position as one of the most valuable…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms readiness for role, following tearful PMQs

The chancellor has said she was having a «tough day» yesterday in her first public comments since appearing tearful at Prime Minister’s Questions – but insisted she is «totally» up…

Official Receiver secures crucial oil supply deal with Glencore

The Official Receiver has reached a deal with the commodities trading giant, Glencore, that will ensure supplies of crude oil to the ailing Lindsey refinery following its owner’s collapse this…

Zilch seeks overseas targets for expansion and potential listing

Zilch, the consumer lender which has become one of Britain’s fastest-growing fintech companies, has initiated a search for international takeover targets as part of its accelerated expansion in preparation for…

Ryanair calls for EU chief to resign over air traffic strike disruption

The boss of Ryanair has told Sky News the president of the European Commission should «quit» if she can’t stop disruption caused by repeated French air traffic control strikes. Michael…

Leaseholders to have easier rights to challenge high service charges

Leaseholders will be able to more easily challenge extortionate service charges, the government has said. For those who are trapped in the midst of the leasehold scandal, the reforms cannot…

Fiscal rules are important despite being seen as silly by some, as highlighted by Reeves and market reactions | Money News

You’re probably tired by now of hearing all about «black holes». It’s one of those phrases trotted out by journalists in an effort to make economic policy sound a little…

Final approval for Trump’s tax cuts bill in US Congress

Donald Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ has been passed by the US congress, sending it to the president to sign into law. The controversial tax breaks and spending cuts package cleared…

Brady supports Reeves after emotional Commons moment

Conservative peer Baroness Karren Brady has told Sky News she feels «nothing but sympathy» for the chancellor, after Rachel Reeves was seen crying in the House of Commons during Prime…

Elon Musk Faces More Bad News as Tesla Misses Delivery Targets Again

Tesla’s troubles have worsened as the most recent production and delivery numbers indicate a larger decline than anticipated. A total of 384,122 Teslas were delivered from April to June this…

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Several Liverpool FC players are expected to attend the funeral of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva in Portugal on Saturday. The 28-year-old Portugal international and his brother passed away in a tragic crash in Zamora, northwestern Spain. The crash occurred just 11 days after Mr. Jota’s wedding to his partner Rute Cordoso, with whom he had three children. The bodies of the brothers have been repatriated to Portugal for the funeral, which is scheduled to take place at the Igreja Matriz de Gondomar church in their hometown. Liverpool players, many of whom are still on summer break, are likely to attend the funeral, with reports suggesting that the club has organized a flight to Portugal for them. Liverpool has not officially confirmed any arrangements for the players’ attendance. The funeral for Mr Jota and Mr Silva is set to take place on Saturday, with Liverpool players expected to attend the service in Gondomar.Mr Jota, who joined Liverpool from Wolves last summer, scored 33 goals in all competitions in his debut season at Anfield. Mr Silva, his younger brother, played for Gondomar SC in Portugal’s fifth tier.Both brothers were found dead at their family home last weekend, with police treating their deaths as a domestic incident. Liverpool stars will attend the funeral of a footballer and his brother, with Nottingham Forest’s Jota Silva and Jota’s former Wolves and Portugal team-mate Joao Moutinho among the mourners. The president of the Portuguese Football Federation and Porto president also visited, while the country’s president and prime minister attended the wake. Tearful tributes were also paid at Anfield, where fans left flowers, shirts, scarves, and cards at a temporary shrine for Mr Jota. Former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson laid down flowers and signed a book of condolence, describing Mr Jota as «a pleasure to be around» and expressing gratitude for everything he brought into the world. Liverpool FC and the Portuguese national team expressed devastation over Mr Jota’s tragic passing. Liverpool stars to attend funeral for footballer and his brother in heartfelt tribute