A record amount of money was spent in the window following the latest Premier League TV contract, but some of the most publicised deals didn’t materialiseThe summer-long Alexis Sánchez saga twisted at the very last, with Arsenal relaxing their absolute not-for-sale stance. Manchester City made their move only for Arsenal Read more…
Nearly three million pensioners are having money problems, with hundreds of thousands unable to pay regular bills or keep their homes warm, survey finds Via: One in four elderly people struggling financially as billions of benefits go unclaimed
Tests are part of European regulations designed to improve air quality Via: New cars face tougher emissions tests in bid to stop manufacturers falsifying results
Schools in some local authorities are already operating at over 100 per cent capacity – a problem set to grow with the coming spike in the secondary-age pupil population Via: Schools warn of pupil places 'crisis' as half of councils fail to meet rising demand
The new All-Party Parliamentary Group on EU relations calculates the cost of leaving the customs union as £25bn annually Via: Brexit: Tory and Labour MPs urge Theresa May to stay in the customs union permanently
Wells was allowed the leave the Terriers by manager David Wagner, who has signed forwards Steve Mounie and Laurent Delpoitre. He becomes Burnley’s seventh signing of the summer. Via: Burnley sign striker Nahki Wells from Huddersfield Town
Retired nurse Jane Andrews, 73, has spent her life savings battling Wiltshire Council which is throwing her out because her field doesn’t have planning permission for a home. Via: Wiltshire Council leaves disabled pensioner homeless
Video footage has emerged of a man wakeboarding on a flooded ditch in Houston following Hurricane Harvey. Via: Man wake-boards on flooded ditch in Houston during Harvey
It’s the final day of the summer window. Keep up to date with all the breaking news as it happens with ADAM SHERGOLD and Sportsmail’s team of reporters. Via: Transfer deadline day LIVE: Liverpool, Manchester City
Houston officials have imposed an overnight curfew running from midnight until 5am, but that hasn’t stopped dozens of people from breaking into homes and stores to loot them. Via: Burglars and scammers among 40 arrested in Houston