Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
One of my garden waste collections was missed - what are my rights?
Mail Onlineby Jane Denton·1d ago
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source I pay £69 to the council on top of my council tax to have my green waste bin collected 10 times a year.
MMA: Cris Cyborg's final fight almost cancelled over Ketlen Vieira's weight miss
BBC Sportby Coral Barry·2d ago
- Published Cris Cyborg's potential retirement fight was almost ancelled on the eve of the bout after her opponent missed the weight by a huge seven pounds.
Victorian Labor promises free dental care if re-elected in Australia-first move
World news | The Guardianby Benita Kolovos and Penry Buckley·2d ago
Victorians would be able to walk into a dental clinic and receive free checkups and treatment under an Australian-first proposal the Labor government will take to the November state election.
Strictly It Takes Two host makes career change after BBC axe: ‘New chapter’
The Independentby Lauren Morris·2d ago
Janette Manrara is leaving Strictly Come Dancing behind for the stage, with the professional dancer announcing her “new chapter” after being axed from It Takes Two.
Ariana Grande becomes latest celebrity to make demand of Donald Trump
The Independentby Ellie Muir·2d ago
Ariana Grande has become the latest musician to take a stand against President Donald Trump using her music in his promotional videos.
China investigates comedian after he altered a revolutionary song lyric onstage
The Independentby Fu Ting·2d ago
One of China’s best-known comedians is under investigation and several of his shows have been canceled after he changed the lyrics of a revolutionary song during a performance.
Iran-US war live: Trump says Tehran not ready to make ‘right deal’
The Independentby Maira Butt,Alisha Rahaman Sarkar and Nicole Wootton-Cane·2d ago
US president Donald Trump has claimed that Iran was not ready “to make the right deal” after promising to wage "Economic Warfare and Isolation on an unprecedented scale” on Tehran.
FA Cup: Kevin Ellison on mental health and still playing at 47
BBC Sportby Neil Johnston·2d ago
- Published "I had four touches and I fouled Paul Scholes," says Kevin Ellison about his one and only Premier League appearance for Leicester City at Manchester United in 2001.
Australia v Bangladesh: second men’s Test, day one – live
The Guardianby Geoff Lemon (now) and Jonathan Howcroft (earlier)·2d ago
28th over: Australia 124-4 (Green 26, Carey 1) A thick inside edge from Carey, into his pads rather than stumps, and the one run gets him off the mark.
European wildfires reveal a hidden danger: buried bombs and mines from WWI and WWII
The Independentby Sam McNeil·2d ago
The wildfires burning across Europe this summer have exposed a potentially deadly threat lurking beneath the blackened landscape: rusty bombs and mines from World War I and II that threaten crews...
Canada vows to match Trump’s 50% tariffs after trade deal talks fail
The Guardianby Guardian staff and agencies·2d ago
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has promised to match US tariffs “dollar for dollar”, after the two sides failed to agree a trade deal by the deadline of midnight on Friday.
Dog Park: a delightful sitcom that will fill the Colin from Accounts shaped hole in your life
The Guardianby Rhik Samadder·2d ago
Whenever I’m watching a programme that features an animal and I realise I’m expected to have a specific reaction to that animal, I run into a problem.
Island hopping through stone-age history in Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man
The Guardianby Kevin Rushby·2d ago
The guide was adamant. “I’ve picked human teeth out of there and I’m not doing it again.” The small group of tourists looked suitably aghast, except the boy.
Battery fires at recycling centres are costing UK £1bn a year, figures show
The Guardianby Matthew Weaver·2d ago
Fires at recycling centres caused by wrongly discarded lithium batteries such as those found in vapes are occurring at the rate of more than 10 a week, according to new figures.
‘We fear lessons will not be learned’: Chloe Moffat’s parents on their fight to hold Treasury to account
World news | The Guardianby Helena Horton·2d ago
When a coroner ruled this month that the Treasury “materially contributed” to Chloe Moffat’s death, her parents breathed out in bittersweet relief.
A bridge too far? Why link to Sicily is still a dream despite 2,000 years of plans
The Guardianby Lorenzo Tondo in Torre Faro, Messina·2d ago
For more than 2,000 years, it has been an obsessive dream: a plan to link the Mediterranean Sea’s largest island to mainland Italy.
‘Digging the grave of my profession’: the Hollywood creatives training AI to do their jobs
The Guardianby Robert Booth UK technology editor·2d ago
Hollywood creatives are taking gig work to train AI models to replicate their skills in a bid to offset tightening earnings in a trend one compared to being “handed a shovel and asked to dig the...
Do you have broadband and live sports? You could be overpaying
Mail Onlineby Sam Bromley·2d ago
Do you have broadband and live sports? Check your contract - you could be overpaying by £373 a year - See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Products featured in this...
How to spot treasures and trends worth a fortune
Mail Onlineby Dan Hatfield·2d ago
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Everywhere you look at the moment, somebody is talking about artificial intelligence.
Sorry, Facebook Marketplace, IKEA is launching its own secondhand furniture site – everything we know about the new best place to buy and sell a BILLY Bookcase
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·2d ago
Step aside Facebook Marketplace, Vinted and eBay: IKEA is launching their own secondhand marketplace, and it will be available to customers in the UK later this year.
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