– An independent commission is set to rule on the 115 charges against Premier League champions City for alleged financial breaches
– Premier League chief executive Richard Masters acknowledges the uncertainty and frustration caused by legal cases facing Manchester City and other top-flight teams
– Cases involving Leicester and Everton for alleged breaches of profitability and sustainability rules are also to be resolved
– City vehemently deny the charges against them
– City’s alleged breaches relate to rules requiring accurate financial information and adherence to financial regulations
– Everton and Nottingham Forest have been docked points for breaches last season
– The league’s profitability and sustainability rules require clubs to limit losses to a maximum of £105 million over three seasons
– An Israeli museum has hidden valuable artworks after an attack on October 7
– Google unveiled new Pixel 9 smartphones to compete with Apple’s iPhone with features like artificial intelligence