Think corner shop wine is bad? These £7 bottles are actually worth buying
The Independentby Rosamund Hall18 Sept 2026
When was the last time you bought a bottle of wine from the corner shop? We are, after all, a nation of shopkeepers.
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top 92%I’ve been cancer-free for 14 years – here’s why I travelled to India to celebrate
The Independentby Xenia Taliotis18 Sept 2026
When I first visited India, the children were eight, five and two. For their mother, my cousin Michelle, it was a return to a country she had loved since her teens.
'Don't be silly' over Falklands and Irish unity, shadow foreign secretary tells Trump
BBC Newsby Ewan Somerville18 Sept 2026
- Published The shadow foreign secretary has told Donald Trump "don't be silly" over his comments on the UK's sovereignty of the Falkland Islands and Irish reunification.
Twenty women had breasts removed unnecessarily, NHS trust admits
BBC Newsby Sharon Barbour; Victoria Archer; Ben Milne18 Sept 2026
- Published Twenty women underwent mastectomies unnecessarily while being treated for breast cancer, an NHS trust in north-east England has told the BBC.
Newspaper headlines: 'Giddy King' and 'war of words' over Earl Spencer book
BBC News18 Sept 2026
- Published Many of the front pages explore claims made by Earl Spencer in his book about his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales.
F-16 crashes in Midwest fireball, as local claims pilot is 'conscious'
Mail Onlineby Lauren Acton-Taylor18 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A plane burst into a ball of fire after crash landing in a field in Michigan, as the pilot was rushed to hospital and local residents...
Country diary: Dinner time for the buzzard family is not a dignified affair | Kate Blincoe
Wildlife | The Guardianby Kate Blincoe18 Sept 2026
I’m out on the farm most days, but I miss so much. It took a few days to notice a mother mallard with her late brood of 12 ducklings until they were all dabbling in a yard puddle.
'Harry and Meghan’s UK return just got crazy but could get them what they want'
Daily Express :by Chris Riches18 Sept 2026
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK return might have started with farcical scenes but could end with you and me paying for them to live their dream life as celebrity VIPs.
UK's 'dismal' Eurovision song choices to be examined by MPs
BBC Newsby Lizo Mzimba18 Sept 2026
- Published The UK's "dismal" record in selecting songs and acts for Eurovision is to be scrutinised by MPs. In May, Look Mum No Computer came last with one point.
Malaysia's king allows former leader Najib to serve rest of his graft sentence under house arrest
The Independentby Eileen Ng18 Sept 2026
Malaysia’s king on Friday granted jailed former Prime Minister Najib Razak a rare royal clemency, allowing him to serve the remainder of his prison term for graft under house arrest.
How you sleep, not just how much, influences what diseases you get in later life
The Independentby Vishwam Sankaran18 Sept 2026
The type of sleep a person gets, rather than just the duration, influences the risk of developing dozens of diseases later in life, a large study of nearly 100,000 people reveals.
Iran war live: Trump weighs ‘big decision’ after UN war crime report
The Independentby Stuti Mishra18 Sept 2026
Donald Trump has said he faces a “big decision” on how to proceed with the Iran war, in his first remarks since a UN report said two US strikes in February may have amounted to war crimes.
Russia's wartime economy faces long-term erosion from debt and military spending
The Independentby David McHugh18 Sept 2026
The frictions in Russia’s wartime economy are growing, as massive military spending balloons the budget deficit. Consumers and businesses are gloomier. Growth has slowed.
Paul Keating says Aukus locking Australia into a US war against China, which it would ‘certainly lose’
World news | The Guardianby Ben Doherty18 Sept 2026
Aukus critic Paul Keating has said the submarine deal is locking Australia in to any future US conflict with China – “a war America would certainly lose” – and making Australia a target for...
Kauai small businesses ask tourists to return after Hurricane Lowell, with aloha and some patience
The Independentby Gabriela Aoun Angueira18 Sept 2026
Watching her staff happily hand out free meals for hundreds of residents outside their Wailua commercial kitchen, food truck co-owner Kelly Kakalia felt fulfilled.
The spectre of ‘remigration’ is haunting Europe. Slovenia in 1992 gives us a blueprint for this state terror | Miha Mazzini
The Guardianby Miha Mazzini18 Sept 2026
So much of your daily life – your job, your health, your home – hinges on the fact that your name is in a government database. Are you a legal citizen of your country, with everything that entails?
Experience: I survived being buried in an avalanche
The Guardianby Jacob Wester18 Sept 2026
Growing up in Sweden, I was as comfortable on skis as I was walking on my feet. As a teenager, I became a professional free skier, a style that features jumps and tricks.
MobLand season two review – why is Pierce Brosnan’s tedious crime drama so obsessed with testicle jokes?
The Guardianby Sarah Dempster18 Sept 2026
MobLand. It sounds like a regional nightclub. Or a boyband. But it’s not. It’s a Paramount+ crime drama starring Pierce Brosnan as an Irishman unable to speak in a convincing Irish accent.
‘The damage was much worse than I had imagined’: the shocking inside story of Salman Rushdie’s survival
The Guardianby Claire Armitstead18 Sept 2026
Eliza Griffiths was at home in New York, drinking a second cup of coffee one August morning in 2022, when her phone rang.
Josh Allen shines again as Bills celebrate new home with slugfest victory over Lions
The Guardianby Agencies18 Sept 2026
Josh Allen quickly put his stamp on the Buffalo Bills’ new stadium, which has been dubbed “The House that Allen built.” Allen threw three touchdown passes and ran for two scores, and the Bills beat...