Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
County Championship: Lancashire v Northants - Rain spoils day one
BBC Sport·6d ago
- Published Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (day one) Northamptonshire 56-2: Procter 27*; Balderson 1-2 Lancashire: Yet to bat Bonus...
Harry and Meghan’s security funding on UK return is private matter, Burnham says
The Guardianby Caroline Davies·6d ago
Security arrangements for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex while living in the UK are a “private matter”, Andy Burnham has said, after news that Harry and Meghan intend to relocate to Britain from...
Why are Arsenal signing Konsa and how strong could the Gunners be?
BBC Sportby Alex Howell·6d ago
- Published Arsenal are not standing still as they look to defend their Premier League title. The Gunners have spent more than £100m already, bringing in Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle (£75m) and...
The Guardian view on Trump’s MMR executive order: endangering the children he claims to care about | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·6d ago
Nobody wants to hurt a child. The howl of pain, the tears, the look of betrayed shock all make it very hard to deliver a cherished small person to the needle-wielding nurse.
Man arrested over Nord Stream bombing was consultant on film about it starring Sean Penn
The Guardianby Luke Harding and Jakub Krupa·6d ago
Earlier this month locals in Zagreb noticed something odd outside an art deco building. Sandbags and barricades appeared in front of the Esplanade hotel, along with a film crew and extras sporting...
Mark Zuckerberg buys 440-acre Strancally castle estate in Ireland
The Guardianby Rory Carroll Ireland correspondent·6d ago
It stretches the definition of pied-à-terre but Mark Zuckerberg now has a pad in Ireland: Strancally castle.
US Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz to return in New York after four months out with wrist injury
BBC Sportby Amy Lofthouse·6d ago
- Published Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is set to make his return at the US Open after missing four months with a wrist injury.
White House faces scrutiny over top Trump aide Natalie Harp – live
The Guardianby Lucy Campbell (now); George Chidi and Vivian Ho (earlier)·6d ago
Natalie Harp worked at White House without security clearance for nearly a year – report Natalie Harp, special assistant to Donald Trump, continues to be the focus of media attention Thursday after...
Glass deposit operator appointed after months of wrangling
BBC Newsby Huw Thomas·6d ago
- Published An organisation to manage Wales' deposit return scheme (DRS) has been appointed by the Welsh government following months of discussions over the inclusion of glass.
Russia 'purposefully' hit critical infrastructure in latest strikes, Kyiv mayor says
BBC News (World)by Imogen James; Dan Johnson·6d ago
- Published Russia's latest attack on Kyiv marks the first time in several months critical infrastructure "was purposefully attacked" in the Ukrainian capital, the city's mayor said.
Football Daily | The Balogun affair and Premier League’s battle with conspiracy theorists
The Guardianby Barry Glendenning·6d ago
MASTERS OF REALITY While Football Daily remains open to the idea that Stanley Kubrick directed the moon landings and the Pentagon is hiding grey aliens in Area 51, we have never had much truck with...
Michael Carrick rejects ‘ridiculous’ talk of easy start to Manchester United season
The Guardianby Jamie Jackson·6d ago
Michael Carrick has dismissed suggestions that Manchester United’s opening two games against Hull and Ipswich represent a favourable start to the season.
Como mayor bans bikes in city centre after being hit by one
BBC News (World)by Ruth Comerford·6d ago
- Published The mayor of Como has banned riding bicycles in certain areas of the historic Italian city after he was hit by an electric one.
Mary Heilmann obituary
The Guardianby Charles Darwent·6d ago
Visitors to Mary Heilmann’s show at the Whitechapel Gallery in 2016 were offered the novel experience of looking at art while scooting about on wheeled wooden chairs.
Australian rider says she was nearly hit by car at Tour of Britain Women
The Guardianby Guardian sport·6d ago
The Australian rider Maeve Plouffe has said she was nearly hit by a non-race car during the opening stage of the Tour of Britain Women.
County Championship:
BBC Sport·6d ago
- Published Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham (day one) Gloucestershire: 107-5; Boorman 51*, Price 31; Allison 3-15, Waite 2-25 Worcestershire: Yet to bat...
Togo charges two French journalists over incorrect documents, rights group says
BBC News (World)by Hafsa Khalil; Nicolas Negoce·6d ago
- Published The two French journalists detained in Togo since last month have been charged with "false declarations" despite having the correct documents to work there, Reporters Without Borders...
BBC News - Harry & Meghan: Why Are They Moving Back?
BBC News·6d ago
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Factcheck: 10 flaws in the Conservative report on ‘cheap power’ - Carbon Brief
Carbon Briefby Carbon Brief Staff·6d ago
In a new report, the opposition Conservatives argue that UK electricity prices are too high and that it would be better for the climate to have cheap electricity, even if that means using more gas.
‘Enzo is a Chelsea player,’ says Alonso but doesn’t guarantee Fernández’s future
The Guardianby Jacob Steinberg·6d ago
Xabi Alonso has refused to offer any guarantee that Chelsea will hold firm if Manchester City try to sign Enzo Fernández.
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