Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Illegal mining in Niger state: 37 suspects die in Nigerian custody
BBC Newsby Makuochi Okafor; Harry Sekulich; Wycliffe Muia·18 Sept 2026
- Published Thirty-seven people accused of illegal mining in north-central Nigeria have died in custody, local officials said.
Bombing at mosque kills at least 15 in northwestern Pakistan
The Independentby Riaz Khan and Munir Ahmed·18 Sept 2026
At least 15 people have been killed, and dozens more wounded in a bombing at a mosque near a building housing police offices in northwestern Pakistan.
First-time buyers account for majority of mortgage sales but stretching deposits
The Independentby Vicky Shaw·18 Sept 2026
First-time buyers were relying on lower deposits last year that stretched their borrowing to the highest levels since before the financial crisis, according to the Office for National Statistics...
Everything to know about Amazon’s Black Friday sale, plus early deals to shop
The Independentby Lois Mackenzie·18 Sept 2026
As we leave summer behind, we officially enter sales season. First up is Amazon’s next Prime Day in October, but after that, all eyes will be on Black Friday and the deals that come with it.
Inside Harry and Meghan's 48-hour UK nightmare - leaked texts to school disaster
Daily Express :by Jennifer Pinto·18 Sept 2026
Prince Harry avoids question on Earl Spencer's book Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, has been far from smooth.
Surrey council staff refused anonymity for Sara Sharif inquest
BBC Newsby Joshua Askew·18 Sept 2026
- Published A coroner has rejected a request for anonymity made on behalf of three council workers who are expected to give evidence at the inquest into the death of Sara Sharif.
Dubai’s oldest building to reopen to the public as a new museum
The Independentby Amelia Neath·18 Sept 2026
Dubai’s oldest building is set to reopen to the public after five years of closure during a major restoration project.
Jon Stewart calls out politicians who praise first responders then discard them
The Independentby Glenn Gamboa·18 Sept 2026
Jon Stewart’s advocacy for first responders and their families was never a calculated plan; it grew organically from a desire to support those who serve.
MI5 accepts it gave evidence based on lies in neo-Nazi spy case
BBC Newsby Daniel De Simone·18 Sept 2026
- Published The security service has accepted it gave evidence based on lies to three courts and that senior MI5 officers were repeatedly dishonest.
Watchdog bans first ‘nudify’ ads on Meta over sex abuse concerns
The Independentby Nicole Wootton-Cane·18 Sept 2026
The UK’s advertising watchdog has banned a series of adverts for “nudify” AI apps which appeared on Meta platforms over sex abuse concerns.
Scans provide fresh evidence for hidden chamber in Tutankhamun's tomb
Mail Onlineby Xantha Leatham·18 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Tutankhamun's tomb is widely regarded as the most famous and best–preserved archaeological find in Egypt.
A truck driver built a model of NYC with over 800,000 structures for fun. Now it's a museum exhibit
The Independentby Philip Marcelo·18 Sept 2026
For more than two decades, truck driver Joe Macken spent his free time building a massive scale model of his native New York City out of balsa wood and foam board.
Earthshot Prize: Prince William warns world needs to move faster on climate challenges
BBC Newsby Daniela Relph·18 Sept 2026
- Published The Prince of Wales has warned that the world needs to move faster to solve the biggest climate challenges.
Coleen and Wayne Rooney share a glimpse inside their £20m mansion
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·18 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Coleen and Wayne Rooney have shared a glimpse inside their £20 million mega-mansion in the trailer for their upcoming Disney+ series.
Anthropic wants to give AI access to your bank account
The Independentby Anthony Cuthbertson·18 Sept 2026
Anthropic is testing a new version of its Claude app that will give the AI assistant direct access to users’ bank accounts, according to leaked screenshots.
Shabana Mahmood dubs far-right activist Danny Tommo ‘outright racist’
The Independentby Millie Cooke·18 Sept 2026
Shabana Mahmood has branded anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas a “far-right and outright racist” and warned he will feel “the full force of the law” if he or his organisation commits any crimes...
NHS surgeon suspended for telling Jews to ‘shove your prophets up your stinky ass’
The Independentby Will Rogers·18 Sept 2026
A senior NHS doctor has been suspended after publishing "antisemitic" posts that told Jewish people to "shove all your prophets up your stinky ass".
China may be building world’s first ‘mothership’ for underwater drones
The Independentby Alisha Rahaman Sarkar·18 Sept 2026
China is building a so-called “mothership” to deploy underwater drones at scale, satellite images appear to show, as Beijing continues to bolster its military capabilities to aggressively back its...
Britain's Prince William reveals finalists for Earthshot environmental prize
The Independentby Danica Kirka·18 Sept 2026
How does a grizzly bear cross the road? With the help of Indigenous people, ranchers and governments.
UK to answer for its ‘dismal record’ in Eurovision before committee of MPs
World news | The Guardianby Jamie Grierson·18 Sept 2026
Joe and Jake. Daz Sampson. Electro Velvet. Who could forget them? Most people, probably. They are among some of the many acts who represented the UK at the Eurovision song contest in the last 20...
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