Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Kimchi tuna and beetroot halloumi: 10 easy, delicious lunch bowls to make for work – as suggested by chefs
The Guardianby Leah Harper·20 Sept 2026
Nearly half of office workers are making packed lunches more regularly than they were a year ago, thanks to the rising cost of buying food on the go, according to new research.
This is how we do it: ‘As a Catholic monk, I was celibate. But sex with Orla feels so natural’
The Guardianby As told to Olivia Ladanyi·20 Sept 2026
Orla, 25 We had sex after a week. I remember thinking afterwards wow, everything has changed On our first date, last October, I asked Rory how conservative he was and he said: “I have premarital...
Major update on hotel fire in UK seaside town as residents evacuated from homes
Daily Express :by Catherine Mackinlay·20 Sept 2026
Dozens of residents living near a hotel which was hit by a fire have been relocated due to concerns that the building’s structure could have weakened.
Folkestone council evacuates nearby residents after Grand Burstin hotel fire
BBC Newsby Patrick Barlow·20 Sept 2026
- Published Residents living near to a fire-damaged seaside hotel in Folkestone have been evacuated over safety fears that the intensity of the basement blaze weakened the building's structure, the...
Pharmacies, well-known charity and highly-rated restaurant enter administration
Daily Express :by Steffan Rhys·20 Sept 2026
Pharmacies employing hundreds of people, a well-known charity and and highly-rated restaurant are the latest to have entered administration. Hundreds of people work for the companies involved.
Temperatures to soar to 26C this week as Britain basks in late summer sun
The Independentby Maryam Zakir-Hussain·20 Sept 2026
Parts of the UK will be hotter than Athens next week as temperatures soar to 26C as late-summer warmth returns.
Israeli man critically wounded in West Bank shooting, and other Mideast developments
The Independentby The Associated Press·20 Sept 2026
An Israeli man was critically wounded in a shooting attack in the West Bank, and the Israeli military conducted a widespread raid in the northern part of the occupied territory, officials said...
The Spanish town that stole John Lennon's heart
Mail Onlineby Sarah Gordon·20 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It's where spaghetti Westerns were filmed and John Lennon wrote Strawberry Fields Forever.
Warning over cold & flu medication: Healthy student on life support
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman·20 Sept 2026
It's the most common over-the-counter medication in the UK – a drug taken by millions of Britons every day.
South Korea says North Korea has launched an additional projectile toward the sea
The Independentby Hyung-Jin Kim·20 Sept 2026
South Korea says North Korea has conducted an additional launch, firing a projectile toward the sea after launching a short-range ballistic missile earlier in the day.
Vitor Matos: Championship leaders Swansea City aim to maintain good feeling
BBC Sportby Gareth Vincent·20 Sept 2026
- Published Vitor Matos has made it apparent during 10 months as Swansea City's head coach that he is not interested in discussing the Championship table.
5 children a day killed or injured by explosives – as AI and drones increase threat
The Independentby Liz Cookman·20 Sept 2026
The growing use of drones and artificial intelligence in conflict is exposing children to new threats at a time when more than five a day are already being killed or injured by explosives around...
Shark sightings draw crowds to South Korea’s southeastern coast
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar·20 Sept 2026
A more than 3-metre-long shark has attracted crowds to a waterfront park in South Korea’s Busan after being spotted twice in the area.
Is it safe to travel to Riyadh and Dubai? Latest advice after strikes in region
The Independentby Natalie Wilson,Amelia Neath and Nicole Wootton-Cane·20 Sept 2026
Holidaymakers may feel uncertain about travelling to the Middle East amid ongoing strikes in the region.
Ed Davey calls for immediate 10p cut to fuel duty
BBC Newsby Jennifer McKiernan·20 Sept 2026
- Published Sir Ed Davey is calling on the government to immediately cut fuel duty by 10p a litre until Christmas as part of a package of policies aimed at cutting the cost of living.
'Screams heard' as 3 people stabbed in UK city centre - large cordon in place
Daily Express :by Catherine Mackinlay,Paul Philbin·20 Sept 2026
Three men have been stabbed in Liverpool city centre, sparking a major police response and a large cordon.
Why are away fans banned at the Celtic v Rangers Old Firm derby this afternoon?
The Independentby Jamie Braidwood·20 Sept 2026
Celtic and Rangers fans have been banned from attending away matches between the Old Firm clubs in the Scottish Premiership and Scottish League Cup this season, which includes this afternoon’s...
UK minister warns of impact of Trump’s Iran war on next month’s budget
World news | The Guardianby Peter Walker Senior political correspondent·20 Sept 2026
Next month’s budget will be made more difficult by Donald Trump’s war with Iran, one of Andy Burnham’s cabinet ministers has said, while adding she did not expect the prime minister’s previous...
Celtic under pressure and eyeing revenge as rivals Rangers arrive for Old Firm clash
The Independentby Luke Baker·20 Sept 2026
Celtic will be out for revenge as they host Rangers in the first Old Firm clash of the Scottish Premiership season.
Bizarre moment former Premier League star is RUN OVER
Mail Onlineby Lewis Browning·20 Sept 2026
Former Tottenham and Everton winger Andros Townsend was bizarrely run over by a roller as he was warming up for a game in Thailand.
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