Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Mail Onlineby Thomas Isacke2d ago
- READ MORE: Is it 'coming home' after all? Amsterdam proves winning city break for England fans headed to Hockey World Cup - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It may...
BBC Newsby Jude Winter; Flora Snelson; Alex Howell; Nick Mashiter2d ago
- Published Ezri Konsa says he is proud to play for "one of the best teams in the world" as he completed his £51m move to Arsenal.
BBC Newsby Ella Kipling; Henry Moore; Dominic Casciani2d ago
- Published Prince Harry and six other public figures face paying up to £34.5m to the publisher of the Daily Mail after a High Court judge imposed an exceptional order for legal costs over their...
Mail Onlineby Chris Melore2d ago
- MORE: UFO disclosure movement's astonishing new Trump claims: Secret Oval Office meetings... Air Force One plan...
Middle East Eyeby Peter Oborne2d ago
Anas Altikriti case raises crucial questions about Britain's alliance with the UAE In the long-lost days when I was chief political commentator for the Daily Telegraph, I used to engage with Anas...
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy2d ago
- READ MORE: Revealed: Eye-watering costs of fat jabs to the NHS - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Health watchdogs have warned GPs to pay careful attention to...
Mail Onlineby Ed Holt2d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A major search has been launched for a missing passenger after he fell from a cruise ship off the coast of Scotland.
Mail Onlineby Bobby Manzi2d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Argentina have escaped without major punishment despite calls to ban their 'idiotic' stars who carried a banner claiming the Falkland...
Sport | The Guardianby Scott Murray2d ago
HERE. WE. GO A brand new season of the Premier League is already upon us. Yay? It seems like it’s been barely a month since the Geopolitics World Cup final for goodness sake … though that’s because...
BBC Newsby Ben Rich; Mark Poynting2d ago
- Published The El Niño event that is developing over the Pacific Ocean is likely to be the strongest in living memory, the Met Office has warned.
BBC Newsby Stephan Shemilt2d ago
- Published First Rothesay Test, Headingley (day three of five) Pakistan 171: Shafique 61; Tongue 5-46, Robinson 5-51 & 135: Rizwan 41 England 409: Brook 91, Cox 73, Root 66; Usman 5-95 England won...
World news | The Guardianby Jordyn Beazley2d ago
The New South Wales government could appeal a supreme court judge’s controversial decision to refuse its request for a terror order over a Sydney man convicted of writing “Fuk Israel” on cars and...
Mail Onlineby Joe Rossiter2d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A council whose Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) were ruled unlawful has refunded just 4 per cent of the millions it took from...
BBC Sportby Matthew Henry2d ago
- Published After the most chaotic of summers, England have a much-needed Test win after Pakistan were beaten by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley.
Cricket | The Guardianby Ali Martin at Headingley2d ago
The sounds heard coming from the Headingley area at 3.38pm on Friday were not simply the belching roars of the Western Terrace as England wrapped up a one-sided victory over Pakistan.
Mail Onlineby Phillip Nieto2d ago
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The Conversation UKby Nils Mallock, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of War Studies, XCEPT (Centre for Statecraft and National Security), King's College London; London School of Economics and Political Science2d ago
A fatal car crash and a censored rap album, seemingly unrelated and a year apart, have sparked what could be the largest revolt of Vietnam’s youth in living memory.
The Conversation UKby Kate Guthrie, Senior Lecturer in Music, University of Bristol2d ago
There is nothing unusual about fans wanting to express their enthusiasm for the celebrities they adore. But there are always a few who take their devotion to unexpected extremes.
The Conversation UKby Erika Sanchez-Velazquez, Deputy Head of School, Computing and Information Science, Anglia Ruskin University2d ago
For parents, keeping children safe is not only instinctive but a priority. We babyproof the house, we check the car seat twice, we wake up in the middle of the night at the smallest sound.
Mail Onlineby Ed Holt2d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The family of a teenager who was hit and killed by a bus have paid tribute to their 'absolute world' who 'brought joy and laughter to...
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