Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Running for ten minutes can boost brainpower and mood, study finds
Mail Onlineby Marti Stelling·19 Sept 2026
If you want to think clearer and feel happier then try running very slowly for just ten minutes. While previous research has shown cognitive benefits from moderate-intensity exercise, a study...
Sleeping for nine hours a night can lead to early death, study finds
Mail Onlineby Roger Dobson·19 Sept 2026
After getting through the day there is nothing better than turning off the lights and curling up under the duvet.
Air pollution is linked to two serious eye conditions, study finds
Mail Onlineby Marti Stelling·19 Sept 2026
People who live in areas with higher levels of air pollution are more likely to develop two common age-related eye conditions, according to a study.
Will Trump sideline Andy Burnham during their face-to-face meeting?
Mail Onlineby Glen Owen; Caroline Graham·19 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Diplomats on both sides of the Atlantic are trying to solve a particularly knotty problem this weekend: how long should Tuesday's...
Why growing older LGBTQ+ community in Britain fears losing identity
BBC Newsby Josh Parry·19 Sept 2026
- Published As a 75-year-old lesbian, Mindy Meleyal has lived through every major milestone in the modern LGBT rights movement, from the start of decriminalisation in 1967 to the first same-sex...
UFC 331 LIVE: Van vs Pantoja start time, undercard, fight updates and results tonight
The Independentby Alex Pattle·19 Sept 2026
Tonight, Alexandre Pantoja will try to wrest the UFC flyweight title from Joshua Van, after losing the belt to the young star in their first fight.
Sex and dating in midlife - Sharon Horgan on her new comedy Youth
BBC Newsby Emma Saunders·19 Sept 2026
- Published Casual sex. Relationships. Parenting. Sharon Horgan has already seen us through several life stages via hit comedy dramas such as Pulling, Catastrophe and Motherland.
Cultural treasures are being destroyed by war, and people want justice
BBC Newsby Sebastian Usher·19 Sept 2026
August was a brutal month for Ukraine. Russian aerial attacks increased significantly, launching thousands of drones.
Mum's viral barefoot race sparks debate over India's education crisis
BBC Newsby Shrikant Bangale·19 Sept 2026
- Published Despite having no training, or even a pair of running shoes, Ramabai Ranveer sprinted barefoot to victory in her first-ever race in August.
Maddy Cusack: Remember the person, not just the player, family says
BBC Newsby Áine O Donnell; Riyah Collins·19 Sept 2026
- Published Sitting on a bench dedicated to her memory, Maddy Cusack's sister and cousin fondly remember her as their sunshine and someone with a real sense of fun.
Chopova Lowena sends dogs in coats down the runway at London Fashion Week
The Independentby Lara Owen·19 Sept 2026
A dog in a parachute briefly brought a London Fashion Week show to a standstill as British label Chopova Lowena sent canine models down a bowling alley runway.
Kemi Badenoch accuses Andy Burnham of ‘fiddling while Europe risks burning’
The Guardianby Yassin El-Moudden·19 Sept 2026
Kemi Badenoch has accused Andy Burnham of “fiddling while Europe is at risk of burning”, as she repeated her call for the prime minister to cut the welfare budget to fund increase spending on...
Amazon fuelling rise of illegal e-bikes
Mail Onlineby Miles Dilworth·19 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Amazon is fuelling the illegal e-bikes menace by selling Chinese conversion kits for under £500 that turn regular bicycles into...
Health officials issue alert after person with measles rides train from Chicago to LA
The Independentby Bruce Golding·19 Sept 2026
A traveler infected with measles may have spread the highly contagious disease while riding an Amtrak train from Chicago to Los Angeles and then taking trains and buses across at least six...
Not all AI workers think the tech could kill everyone
BBC Newsby Kali Hays·19 Sept 2026
- Published Not all employees of major firms working on artificial intelligence (AI) think the technology spells doom for humanity.
Eritrea's G-15 political prisoners: 'I don't even know if my parents are alive'
BBC Newsby Tesfalem Araia; Teklemariam Bekit·19 Sept 2026
- Published Hanna Petros Solomon breaks down in tears as she recalls how she and her siblings effectively became orphans 25 years ago when their father was arrested in Eritrea and jailed without...
Our head teacher was an abuser. We joined forces to get justice - now we're married
BBC Newsby Endang Nurdin; Rebecca Henschke·19 Sept 2026
- Published Warning: This story contains details of sexual assault The voice on the end of the phone made Yusron Azzahidi's stomach lurch.
News live: Taylor pledges ‘one of the biggest immigration cuts in Australian history’; tributes for Victorian Greens MP Tim Read
World news | The Guardianby Penry Buckley·19 Sept 2026
Angus Taylor vows ‘one of the biggest cuts to immigration in Australian history’ Kat Wong The federal opposition leader, Angus Taylor, has vowed to deliver one of the biggest immigration cuts in...
The deadly new drugs reshaping fight against addiction
BBC Newsby James Cook·19 Sept 2026
- Published Efforts to bring down Scotland's sky-high rate of drug deaths are being frustrated by the arrival of hundreds of powerful new synthetic substances that experts warn are making the...
Baby born via surrogate can leave Texas for treatment in California, court rules
World news | The Guardianby Uwa Ede-Osifo·19 Sept 2026
The Texas supreme court has decided that the month-old infant that surrogate McKenna West gave birth to can be relocated to Los Angeles, a Thursday ruling that came weeks after a California court...
Your filters hide everything on this page. Adjust them in preferences.