Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
African Argumentsby Chhai Bunsonareach7d ago
Violence, Profit, and the Economy Sustaining Eastern Congo’s Endless War At a checkpoint between Miba and the Kachanga hill in Fizi territory, soldiers of the Congolese army wave through bicycles...
Tennis | The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol in Cincinnati7d ago
As Rafael Jódar slowly trudged from the court, he could only bring himself to wave at his adoring crowd for no more than a millisecond.
Cricket | The Guardianby Taha Hashim at Headingley7d ago
A ball cut in half was the solution to Ollie Robinson and Josh Tongue’s novel problem. Courtesy of a helpful member of the Headingley ground staff, the two quicks shared the souvenir after each...
World news | The Guardianby Associated Press7d ago
Seven people, including five Americans, were killed when a safari helicopter crashed on Wednesday morning in a remote part of northern Kenya, according to local police and the state department.
Cricket | The Guardianby Taha Hashim at Headingley7d ago
One win in England’s last 17 Tests. Those were the numbers that greeted Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes when they took over in 2022, a reminder of just how bad things had ended under Joe Root.
BBC Sportby Matthew Henry7d ago
- Published When Joe Root left the field for the first time in his second stint as England's Test captain, he did so with Harry Brook's arm over his shoulder. Two Yorkshiremen. Two England batters.
Cricket | The Guardianby Ali Martin at Headingley7d ago
For all that Joe Root was playing his 167th Test match for England, and had led the side on 65 previous occasions, there will surely have been a few butterflies as he pulled on the blazer and...
BBC Sportby Dan Wheeler7d ago
- Published Brilliant hundreds from Kathryn Bryce and Georgia Elwiss propelled The Blaze to their highest List A total as they comfortably beat Durham to stay in control at the top of the One-Day...
Cricket | The Guardianby Rob Smyth (earlier) and Tanya Aldred (later)7d ago
And I think that’s enough from me, especially as I can’t see any pictures. Thanks for sticking with us during the blackout – Ali’s report will land here soon and we’ll be back tomorrow for day two.
Environment | The Guardianby Victoria Bekiempis7d ago
Human remains have once again been discovered at Lake Mead outside Las Vegas, Nevada, marking the latest in a line of gruesome discoveries as water levels in the crucial reservoir continue to drop...
Wildlife | The Guardianby Oliver Milman7d ago
An otter has been spotted in the Bronx River for the first time in more than 100 years, in a further sign that New York’s previously befouled waterways are recovering some of their ecological...
Wildlife | The Guardianby Raphael Boyd7d ago
Researchers have lauded two giant bluefin tunas being caught off the coast of Yorkshire for the first time in more than six decades as a “success story” for marine conservation.
BBC News (World)by Ana Faguy7d ago
- Published Warning: This story contains distressing details and discussion of attempted suicide A month before Lindsay Clancy killed her three children, she went to her mother and then-husband and...
Space | The Guardianby Hannah Devlin science correspondent8d ago
Astronomers have detected the fastest known star in the Milky Way, hurtling around the supermassive black hole at the heart of the galaxy.
BBC Sportby Matthew Hobbs; Gary Rose8d ago
- Published After coming on as a second-half substitute during Bayern Munich's pre-season friendly with Heidenheim on Tuesday, Jamal Musiala lasted just eight minutes before collapsing for the...
BBC Newsby Julia Bryson8d ago
- Published As a child, Matthew Johnson was known as "Britain's sickest boy" - but in reality, his illness was just a fantasy made up by his mother to gain publicity and financial rewards.
BBC Sportby Russell Fuller8d ago
- Published Nick Kyrgios once said there was "zero chance" he would be playing tennis into his 30s.
Environment | The Guardianby Larry Elliott8d ago
So now we know: the smart response to the UK’s summer of record temperatures is to do precisely nothing.
Football | The Guardianby Scott Murray8d ago
ROSEBUD In the 1941 RKO Radio Pictures/Mercury repertory theatre production Citizen Kane, Orson Welles essayed a man who began as a whirlwind of prolific energy, only to spectacularly fizzle out...
World news | The Guardianby Stephen Burgen in Barcelona8d ago
The Spanish government has U-turned and said it will allow 500 migrant children in Ceuta to relocate to the mainland.
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