Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Narrowing the ‘protection gap’ could help cushion families from financial shocks
The Independentby Vicky Shaw·21 Sept 2026
The City regulator is exploring how to put financial protection more firmly on people’s agendas at times in their lives when it matters most.
Why Xi’s visit to US is culmination of ‘profound shift’ in balance of world power
The Independentby Arpan Rai·21 Sept 2026
Later this week when Xi Jinping arrives in the US for high-stakes talks, Donald Trump will be there at Joint Base Andrews airbase to welcome him personally, a rare departure from protocol for the...
US strikes on alleged drug boats could be crimes against humanity, says UN
BBC Newsby Robert Greenall·21 Sept 2026
- Published A UN report has concluded that recent US airstrikes on vessels allegedly trafficking drugs breached international law and could constitute crimes against humanity.
Princess Diana made shock ‘confession’ about Mohamed Al Fayed
Daily Express :by Lauren Welch·21 Sept 2026
Ear Spencer has revealed one shock "confession" that his late sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, made before her tragic death.
Outrage as migrant households receive record £12bn in Universal Credit
Daily Express :by Katie Harris·21 Sept 2026
Households with foreign nationals received a record £11.9billion in Universal Credit last year, figures show.
Louisa Proske’s Met debut will be ‘Macbeth,’ ‘a terrifying tale for terrifying times’
The Independentby Mike Silverman·21 Sept 2026
It’s less than a 40-minute walk uptown to the Metropolitan Opera House from where Heartbeat Opera got its humble start in a yoga studio.
Gary Anderson: Confidence 'damaged' by on-the-run killer case - Long
BBC Newsby Mike McBride·21 Sept 2026
- Published Public confidence in the justice system has been "damaged" by the circumstances surrounding the temporary release from prison of convicted murderer Gary Anderson, Justice Minister Naomi...
Jamie Oliver’s recipes for fish pie pasta bake and tomato and feta lentils
The Guardianby Jamie Oliver·21 Sept 2026
Of course, the act of cooking can be many things – joy, ritual, nourishment, comfort, celebration, indulgence – but this fish pie pasta bake and tomato and feta lentils are strictly about speed.
We’re not in a new Gilded Age in America: inequality is now far worse | Casey Michel
The Guardianby Casey Michel·21 Sept 2026
For many, the era of US history that most resembles contemporary America is easy to identify: the Gilded Age. It is, in certain ways, an apt comparison.
Epstein survivors struggle financially as they continue to heal their wounds: ‘It doesn’t just go away’
The Guardianby Victoria Bekiempis in New York·21 Sept 2026
Danielle Bensky wants a typical life. “I would just love to own a house one day and have a dog,” said Bensky, who is among the Jeffrey Epstein survivors advocating for accountability.
Silent Hill: Townfall review – shame and suffering on the Scottish coast
The Guardianby Lewis Gordon·21 Sept 2026
You spend a considerable portion of Silent Hill: Townfall in a kind of foetal position, cowering behind objects that will be eerily familiar to anyone who lived in the UK during the 1990s.
‘He was well loved’: families mourn victims of Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami
The Guardianby Richard Luscombe in Miami·21 Sept 2026
Among Junior and Jachel Pineda’s most treasured photographs of their father, Julio, one of five men killed in the Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami earlier this month, is one of him wearing his...
Fears over interest rate rise and jobs send UK consumer confidence to three-year low
World news | The Guardianby Phillip Inman·21 Sept 2026
Fears of a steep rise in mortgage payments and increasing job insecurity have sent UK consumer confidence tumbling to a three-month low, according to a leading survey.
Confidence slumps amid worries over jobs, bills and interest rates
Mail Onlineby John-paul Ford Rojas·21 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Household confidence has slumped in the run-up to the Budget as consumers worry about job security, energy prices and rising...
Russell Domingo: Relegated Hampshire need 'reset' after relegation
BBC Sportby Tim Durrans; Kevan James·21 Sept 2026
- Published Hampshire head coach Russell Domingo says the whole club needs a "reset" after their relegation from Division One.
Trans sex offender who raped young girl nine times jailed for 20 years
Mail Onlineby Martin Robinson·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A trans woman who groomed and raped a vulnerable young girl nine times has been jailed for more than 20 years.
'I was in the room when Charles learned Diana was dead - here’s what happened'
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath·21 Sept 2026
The moment Prince Charles was told Princess Diana had died was followed by a raw outburst of grief so powerful it sent Balmoral staff rushing to his room, an insider has claimed.
Trump sued by three media outlets over White House ban
Mail Onlineby Ross Ibbetson·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source CNN, MS NOW and Politico are suing the Trump administration after the president barred their reporters from the White House over...
Infected blood victims and their relatives are left struggling to claim compensation
World news | The Guardianby Rachel Hall·21 Sept 2026
Suzanne Morgan will never forget the day her mother died. It was nine months after she had gone into hospital with gallstones, where she received a routine blood transfusion.
Minute-by-minute, what would happen if Yellowstone's volcano erupted
Mail Onlineby Xantha Leatham·21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The Yellowstone volcanic system is one of the largest and most closely monitored volcanic regions on Earth.
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