Two arrested over Grand Burstin hotel fire in Folkestone
BBC Newsby Tanya Gupta21 Sept 2026
- Published Two people have been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at a seaside hotel which led to hundreds of people being evacuated.
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top 74%Why menopause symptoms feel worse in colder weather – and what to do about them
The Independentby Siobhan McNally21 Sept 2026
Following a record-breaking summer, the seasons are finally changing. But what effect does the cooler weather have on those going through menopause?
Mapped: Where temperatures could hit 26C in final blast of summer sun
The Independentby Nicole Wootton-Cane and Alex Croft21 Sept 2026
Parts of the UK could see temperatures soar as high as 26C over the next week as a final hit of summer sun shines on the country.
Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup: England name 10-player squad
BBC Sport21 Sept 2026
- Published Rob Hawkins is among five Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup winners who will attempt to help England defend the trophy in Australia this autumn.
How a love of gossip could make you a better reader
The Conversation UKby Tabitha Rowland, PhD in Institute of Irish Studies, University of Liverpool21 Sept 2026
In case you missed it, Rachel Cusk’s new novel Life of M has been the centre of heated online debate.
Inclusion is central to England’s education policy – but what it means is changing
The Conversation UKby Julie Wharton, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Education, University of Winchester21 Sept 2026
Inclusion has become one of the most prominent concepts in contemporary education policy in England.
Harry and Meghan's bombshell 'benefits' plot 'exposed' in humiliating blow
Daily Express :by Michelle Marshall21 Sept 2026
TalkTV presenter Jeremy Kyle addressed Charles Earl Spencer's bombshell book about his sister Diana, the Princess of Wales to mark the 30th anniversary of her tragic death.
UK to see warm spell with temperatures as high as 26C before wind and rain hit
The Independentby Alex Croft21 Sept 2026
The UK is expected to experience a warm spell in the coming days, with temperatures potentially reaching as high as 26C in some areas.
Trump's 'sweeping' ICC sanctions over Netanyahu arrest warrant are imminent: Reports
Middle East Eyeby MEE staff21 Sept 2026
Trump's 'sweeping' ICC sanctions over Netanyahu arrest warrant are imminent: Reports The Trump administration is preparing "sweeping" sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) that...
The government wants families to stock up on food. Here’s what to buy
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker21 Sept 2026
UK households are being urged to stock up on essential items in case of emergencies, according to reports.
There's No Conspiracy in the Sahel — There's a Gap, and Bamako Knows How to Use It | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Sergey Eledinov and Konstantin Terentev21 Sept 2026
There’s No Conspiracy in the Sahel — There’s a Gap, and Bamako Knows How to Use It A familiar claim keeps surfacing in the rhetoric of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger’s ruling juntas, echoed...
The exchange from Earl Spencer's memoir that left me 'mystified'
Mail Onlineby Joseph Palmer21 Sept 2026
- WATCH: 'DEVASTATING!' Diana's friend reacts to new claims about Charles - Read part one of our exclusive serialisation of Swan Song: Diana, My Sister - the searing memoir that has started a war...
Yemenis flee across Red Sea as Houthis and Saudi-backed forces escalate war
BBC Newsby Frank Gardner21 Sept 2026
- Published Ibrahim Issa, 50, is from the Yemeni coastal town of Dhubab, right on the front lines of the war between Yemen's Houthis and the Saudi-backed pro-government forces fighting them.
‘Small, flowering islands’: German city reveals how nature thrives when neighbours care for street tree beds
The Conversation UKby Rita de Sousa e Silva, Assistant Professor, Ecology, Leiden University21 Sept 2026
When Olivia Besters began caring for the patch of soil beneath the chestnut tree outside her home in Freiburg, Germany, more than 35 years ago, biodiversity was not on her mind.
Meta bans ads for Virginia Woolf play in Spain because they relate to feminism
The Guardianby Stephen Burgen in Barcelona21 Sept 2026
A theatre in Barcelona has been banned from promoting a stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own on Instagram and Facebook because the work includes “social topics”.
Pocognoli Facetime helps Lennon Miller over Scotland summer of discontent
BBC Sportby Scott Mullen21 Sept 2026
- Published Liverpool is a long way from Boston and Miami. Three thousand, one hundred and ninety six miles separate Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium and the home of the New England Patriots, the...
Millions urged to evacuate as Typhoon Dujuan hits Japan
BBC News (World)by Jamie Whitehead; Kelly Ng21 Sept 2026
- Published Almost two million people are under evacuation orders in Japan as Typhoon Dujuan batters a number of the country's prefectures.
Cate Blanchett latest star to ask theatre audience to stop filming
BBC Newsby Emma Saunders21 Sept 2026
- Published A-list actress Cate Blanchett has become the latest star to make a plea for theatre audiences to put their phones away during performances.
The beloved Saturday night TV shows that don't exist anymore
Mail Onlineby Ruth Stainer; Joanna Tweedy21 Sept 2026
Before the days of Netflix and online streaming services, it was routine for millions of Britons to gather around the TV every Saturday night for an eclectic range of entertainment and quiz shows.
Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock bares baby bump and becomes a fountain
Mail Onlineby Bethan Edwards21 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Leigh-Anne Pinnock caused quite the stir as her body became a fountain as she closed the Di Petsa London Fashion Week show on Monday.