AS IT HAPPENS: Dundee United v Arbroath
Dundee United host Arbroath at Tannadice in the Betfred Cup, the first competitive game of the 2018/19 season. Read More
Sacked Dundee FC worker takes further legal action against club and director John Nelms
A man who won £10,000 at a tribunal after he was sacked by Dundee FC for being off work while battling cancer has launched a fresh action against the club and managing director John Nelms. Read More
What the papers say – July 16
Brexit and Trump continue to dominate the front pages on Monday, while official photos from Prince Louis’ christening also feature prominently.
Theresa May faces Commons showdown with Brexit rebels
Theresa May is facing a Commons showdown with Tory Brexiteers determined to force her to abandon her controversial blueprint for leaving the European Union.
Protection announced for medieval wreck discovered on Kent mudflats
An “incredible” Tudor shipwreck found on mudflats in Kent by local volunteers looking for demolished Second World War pillboxes has been given protection.
Decline in stop smoking aids being prescribed by GPs, says charity
Patients who smoke are being “discriminated against” with a 75% decline in stop smoking aids being prescribed by GPs and pharmacists in England, according to analysis by a charity.
Motorway roadworks speed limits could be increased on Sundays
Drivers could be allowed to travel at higher speeds through motorway roadworks depending on the day of the week.
Living costs ‘higher than expected’ for undergraduates
Students could find themselves shelling out thousands of pounds more a year in living costs depending on where they choose to study, according to a study.
Sir Martin Sorrell reveals pain of WPP split but ad man looks to bounce back
Sir Martin Sorrell has opened up about the emotional toll of his acrimonious split with WPP, and revealed the “sky is the limit” as he builds up a rival marketing empire in the face of legal threats.
Challenger banks rage over delays to £775 million RBS competition fund
Challenger bank bosses have aired frustration over months of delays to a £775 million fund meant to boost competition, with firms being left out of pocket and in the dark over the application process.
