Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Meditating by the Dnipro: I’m an artist in Ukraine, searching for peace and a life between the missiles | Anna Ivanenko
The Guardianby Anna Ivanenko·19 Sept 2026
Sometimes, where I live in Kyiv, I hear people say: “This feels pre-war.” It refers to situations that remind us of what life was like before. You could call it a “sense of normalcy”.
Deep cuts: how one Londoner’s fake vinyl empire sheds light on ‘industrial scale’ fraud
The Guardianby John Harris·19 Sept 2026
From 2017 onwards, Rehan Ahmed styled himself as a savvy business owner. But behind the facade of a successful entrepreneur lurked one stark fact: his empire was built on fakery.
Clodagh McKenna’s clever mirror trick doubles her bedroom size and banishes clutter – it looks so chic
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·19 Sept 2026
Who doesn’t love a bit of celebrity storage inspo to get you in the mood for decluttering? Well, the latest to catch my eye is TV chef Clodagh McKenna, who’s added a mirror to her built-in bedroom...
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s huge net worth despite 'empty' life in Marsh Farm
Daily Express :by Matt Davies·19 Sept 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor continues to oversee a staggering net worth despite living an "empty" life at Marsh Farm, it's been claimed.
Partnership is key to ending AIDS – UK leadership can get us there faster
The Independentby Comment·19 Sept 2026
It’s not about one country having all the answers and another having all the questions,” Kirsty McNeill, the minister for international development and Africa, said this week, describing the UK’s...
Alex de Minaur roars back to life to fire Australia to early Davis Cup lead over Poland
The Guardianby Australian Associated Press·19 Sept 2026
Alex de Minaur has taken his frustrations out in a Davis Cup thumping to put Australia up 1-0 in their must-win Brisbane tie against Poland.
Aston Villa: Villa and Tottenham face crucial early season showdown
BBC Sportby Nick Mashiter·19 Sept 2026
- Published More than half a billion spent between them, for just three points and one goal. Tottenham and Aston Villa are in need of Premier League inspiration.
The pretty UK Victorian seaside town that is the 'home of fish and chips'
Daily Express :by Sarah Barltrop·19 Sept 2026
You would never make the mistake of ordering gravy on your chips in Cleethorpes. Here, they eat it only with a side of mushy peas - much to my disappointment.
The UK's 'sick note capital' - 4,750 on benefits and 'so many walking sticks'
Daily Express :by Adam Toms·19 Sept 2026
Locals have revealed what it is like in a UK town where a huge number of people are receiving sickness benefits.
Folkestone fire live updates as emergency services 'evacuate hotel'
Daily Express :by Ethan Davies·19 Sept 2026
An ‘avoid the area’ warning has been issued after a fire broke out at a British seafront hotel overnight.
Vet ends debate on the 5 best dog breeds – 1 ‘sticks to you like velcro’
Daily Express :by Chris Samuel·19 Sept 2026
A vet has shared the dog breeds she would recommend owning – including one that is known to stick to owners like "velcro".
Nottingham Forest stadium expansion approved - so what now?
BBC Sportby Hugh Casswell·19 Sept 2026
- Published For Nottingham Forest fans, this has been a long time coming. The last time the City Ground saw any major redevelopment work, Stuart Pearce and Stan Collymore still played for the Reds.
Not even Liberal Democrats like Ed Davey, damning new poll reveals
Mail Onlineby Sam Merriman·19 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Not even the Liberal Democrat membership is enamoured with Ed Davey, according to a damning new poll released on the first day of the...
European education powerhouses rocked by falling scores in global study
The Guardianby Jon Henley, Deborah Cole in Berlin, Angelique Chrisafis in Paris and Miranda Bryant Nordic correspondent·19 Sept 2026
France’s were its worst ever. Germany’s, too. In the Netherlands, results also tumbled to all-time lows.
‘We’ve been on a good run lately. We’ve not had a row for weeks!’: Coleen and Wayne Rooney on marriage, mistakes and making reality TV
The Guardianby Simon Hattenstone·19 Sept 2026
“If you’d said to me 10 years ago, ‘You’re going to be doing a TV show about the family’, I would have said, ‘No chance’,” Wayne Rooney says. Few would have disagreed.
From Beabadoobee to 70 Up: the week in rave reviews
The Guardianby Guardian Staff·19 Sept 2026
TV If you only watch one, make it … England ’Til I Die Channel 4; available now Summed up in a sentence A horrifying documentary that follows Sussex man Liam Tomsett’s journey into the far right...
Henry Harris’ recipe for tomatoes, creme fraiche and herbs
The Guardianby Henry Harris·19 Sept 2026
Forty years ago, an antiquarian bookseller recommended to me Edouard de Pomiane’s La cuisine en dix minutes, a selection of recipes that could be cooked at home in less than 10 minutes.
‘Cost of housing’ crunch looms for low-income families, warns Resolution Foundation
World news | The Guardianby Heather Stewart·19 Sept 2026
More than 1.1 million low-income families in rented homes face a “cost of housing” crunch without action from John Healey in next month’s budget, the Resolution Foundation thinktank has warned.
Burning forests, emptying rivers, €180bn in damage: Europe’s politicians face reckoning after ‘summer of truth’
The Guardianby Fiona Harvey Environment editor·19 Sept 2026
It was, according to the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, the “summer of truth”.
Here’s how Germany can defend its democracy – banning the AfD isn’t the answer | Timothy Garton Ash
The Guardianby Timothy Garton Ash·19 Sept 2026
Far-right nationalist populist parties are making the running everywhere from Washington to Warsaw.
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