Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
TOM PARKER BOWLES salutes the return of bluefin tuna after 60 years
Mail Onlineby Tom Parker Bowles·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It was the big game experience to beat them all, a hunt so heady, thrilling and downright extraordinary that the cream of Hollywood –...
BBC removes 11 Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from iPlayer
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn·21 Sept 2026
- Published The BBC has removed nearly a dozen comedy sketches from That Mitchell and Webb Look after deciding they no longer "work today".
Pro-Israel think tank urges Israel to weaponise US interdependence amid falling support
Middle East Eyeby Elis Gjevori·21 Sept 2026
Pro-Israel think tank urges Israel to weaponise US interdependence amid falling support Pro-Israel think tank Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) has urged Israel to deepen its “military...
Pensioner had both legs amputated after medics missed common condition
Mail Onlineby Tom Lawrence·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A pensioner was forced to have both his legs amputated after it took 29 medical appointments and four years to diagnose a common...
Southport killer accused of throwing boiling water mixed with sugar at prison officer
BBC Newsby Daniel Sandford; Adam Goldsmith·21 Sept 2026
- Published Southport killer Axel Rudakubana allegedly threw boiling water mixed with sugar at a prison officer, a court has heard.
How much is being close to your favorite artist worth? Superfans are reshaping the concert industry
The Guardianby Rosalind Adams·21 Sept 2026
When Harry Styles announced a fall residency at Madison Square Garden, 43-year-old Tara Bess knew she had to be there.
‘I lost my children, and I’m afraid of losing my baby again’: a day in the life of a pregnant woman in Gaza
The Guardianby Seham Tantesh in Gaza and Tess McClure·21 Sept 2026
As the war in Gaza approaches its fourth year, this week, the Guardian follows five ordinary Palestinians as they go about their lives.
Starbucks baristas reel from surges in health insurance costs: ‘I’m considering a second job’
World news | The Guardianby Michael Sainato·21 Sept 2026
Starbucks workers say their health insurance premiums have soared this year, in some cases more than doubling, according to a recent survey conducted by Starbucks Workers United.
Millions of dollars in funding but still no plan: can Quebec save its caribou from extinction?
Environment | The Guardianby Danielle Beurteaux·21 Sept 2026
The caribou of Quebec are at breaking point. The province, home to 15% of Canada’s population of woodland caribou, has seen numbers crash to about half of what they were a decade ago.
‘Incredibly encouraging’: healing the scars of traditional anchors in Dorset’s seagrass meadows
Environment | The Guardianby Steven Morris·21 Sept 2026
One of the UK’s most precious underwater habitats – Dorset’s seagrass meadows – is recovering thanks to “eco moorings” designed to prevent the seabed being ripped up, a study has revealed.
Harry Styles walked eight miles in loafers. Is he ruining his feet? There’s only one way to find out
The Guardianby Tim Dowling·21 Sept 2026
Last month, just before his 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden, Harry Styles was spotted walking the streets of New York.
Celebrity, sex and motherhood misery: the 10 best books by Rachel Cusk … ranked!
The Guardianby John Self·21 Sept 2026
In Cusk’s headline-grabbing latest, a writer invents the biography of a film star who sounds very like Natalie Portman.
WSL talking points: Arsenal’s attacking woes and Goodwin makes England case
Football | The Guardianby Tom Garry, Sophie Downey, Réshma Rao and Mitul Samji·21 Sept 2026
After being unable to find a way through Crystal Palace’s backline last time out, Arsenal were again frustrated at home in a draw with Manchester United on Saturday and Renée Slegers was asked...
BrewDog distances itself from previous owners in first campaign since takeover
The Independentby Henry Saker-Clark·21 Sept 2026
Craft beer giant BrewDog has distanced itself from its previous ownership as part of its first major marketing campaign since being taken over in a rescue deal.
Earth is on track for the hottest year on record, experts say
Mail Onlineby Wiliam Hunter·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Earth is on track for its hottest year on record after a brutal summer of extreme temperatures, experts say.
Google fined more than €400m by Irish regulator over its use of location data
World news | The Guardianby Lisa O’Carroll·21 Sept 2026
Google has been fined more than €400m (£345m) over the way it processed users’ location data, following claims that the tech giant had manipulated users into agreeing to be constantly tracked on...
The Inbetweeners star James Buckley accidentally lets slip details
Mail Onlineby Ciara Farmer·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The Inbetweeners star James Buckley appeared to accidentally let slip details of his character Jay's storyline as filming for the...
Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua: Why Cardiff is winning race for long-awaited fight
BBC Newsby Kal Sajad·21 Sept 2026
- Published The long-awaited heavyweight fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is expected to take place at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Friday, 11 December.
Racing prodigy tipped for F1, 24, recounts moment he killed his dad
Mail Onlineby Gerard Couzens·21 Sept 2026
A Spanish racing driver tipped for a successful Formula One career has relived the moment he stabbed his father to death from the jail where he is awaiting trial.
Rescued Croatian hiker fined for illegal entry into Malaysia’s Mount Kinabalu
The Independentby Namita Singh·21 Sept 2026
A Croatian hiker rescued from Malaysia’s Mount Kinabalu was fined for trespassing as he sought forgiveness for an act he said was spontaneous and not driven by a desire to avoid paying the entry...
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