Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Pope Leo XIV will meet with the French abuse survivors as critics demand action
The Independentby Sylvie Corbet·22 Sept 2026
Pope Leo XIV, during his four-day visit to France beginning Friday, will meet privately with seven survivors of sexual abuse by priests and other Catholic personnel.
Think Joshua vs Fury is bad? Tyson vs Holyfield took 12 years to make
The Independentby Steve Bunce·22 Sept 2026
In October 1989, the contracts for a fight between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield were signed and sealed for a fight in the summer of 1990. The pair finally met in November 1996.
Emile Heskey on the reality of raising professional footballers
The Independentby Will Castle·22 Sept 2026
It’s not particularly rare to see the offspring of an ex-professional follow in their parent’s footsteps. Usually, though, it’s just the one son or daughter that makes it.
Prem Rugby 2026-27: Club-by-club guide and predictions for new season
The Independentby Harry Latham-Coyle·22 Sept 2026
A new Gallagher Prem season is upon us as the nine other sides look to knock Northampton off their perch.
Households face mortgage reckoning as they move from 1% rates to 5%
Mail Onlineby Ed Magnus·22 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A huge number of homeowners face a mortgage reckoning as they come to the end of their sub-2 per cent five-year fixed rates over...
Can toothpaste with 'good' bacteria prevent fillings?
Mail Onlineby Angela Epstein·22 Sept 2026
Good oral hygiene is not only vital for healthy teeth and gums – it could help prevent serious disease, research now shows.
Babystar review – a new arrival upends camera-ready life in disturbing family influencer satire
The Guardianby Cath Clarke·22 Sept 2026
When teenager Luca (Maja Bons) wants to watch the film of her birth, she finds it on YouTube. Same with the sweet, thoughtful chat her mum gave her about periods when she was nine or 10; it was...
Doom Painting by AK Blakemore review – a dazzling epic of the Peasants’ Revolt
The Guardianby Sandra Newman·22 Sept 2026
AK Blakemore’s third novel tells the story of the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, when commoners of all classes – not only peasants, but merchants, servants, smugglers, and some local lords and officials...
My son has left home – and I feel full of complicated joy | Zoe Williams
The Guardianby Zoe Williams·22 Sept 2026
When kids are small, and their expectations of an event diverge from yours in some important way, you feel terrible about it.
‘To sleep in a sculpture is a wonderful idea’: a hike along Andy Goldsworthy’s epic art trail in Haute-Provence
The Guardianby Claudia Casper·22 Sept 2026
At 69, I had never hiked with a backpack and I had no idea what land art was. Nonetheless, when my friend Jackie, a nature documentary film-maker, invited me to join her and her friends Wendy and...
‘Addiction is not only caused by weak will’: how a talking pigeon got Czechia to face up to its alcohol problem
The Guardianby Miloš Hroch·22 Sept 2026
Czech film-maker Pepa Lubojacki originally set out to make a film about pigeons. What fascinated the 39-year-old director was that the grey birds are clearly beautiful and highly intelligent...
The pest I’ll never forget: I awoke to the sound of my bedroom bin rustling
The Guardianby Gabriel Stewart·22 Sept 2026
Living in a nine-person house in Vancouver, Canada, far from my UK home, came with plenty of benefits. Cleanliness was not one of them.
Trump’s bizarre social media blitz leaves world guessing ahead of UN address
The Guardianby Robert Tait in Washington·22 Sept 2026
The annual gathering of the United Nations general assembly has historically been a platform for US presidents to display their most serious face and a positive vision to the world.
I was on the plane with Andy Burnham and one thing shocked me
Daily Express :by Martyn Brown·22 Sept 2026
Andy Burnham doesn’t dye his very dark hair. The reason I can pretty much guarantee that is because I spent precisely 37 minutes staring at the top of his head, just inches away, on a flight to New...
Protests as ICE agent shoots and wounds Venezuelan DoorDash driver in Texas
BBC Newsby Nardine Saad·22 Sept 2026
- Published Protesters gathered in Austin on Sunday after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and wounded a man in the Texas capital.
Mystery of concrete ring at Orford Ness 'solved after 30 years'
BBC Newsby Alice Cunningham·22 Sept 2026
- Published The purpose and function of a mysterious concrete ring at a former military testing site has been uncovered, the National Trust said.
Could eating wheatgerm supercharge your flu jab?
Mail Onlineby Thea Jourdan·22 Sept 2026
Vaccines can be lifesaving but they don’t work so well for everybody, including those with reduced immunity through illness or ageing – and this raises the risk of life-threatening infections such...
Could pet sitting save you THOUSANDS on your next holiday?
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·22 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source For pet-lovers, nothing beats an evening spent playing with a pooch or a kitten, and couples such as Caroline and Konrad have found a...
Dolphins’ NRL title bid after just four years of existence makes waves in UK | Jack Snape
Sport | The Guardianby Jack Snape·22 Sept 2026
The Dolphins had spent the best part of four seasons winning over neutrals as the likeable if unserious entertainers of the NRL, with their fetching red jerseys and TikTok-friendly try celebration.
The top seven bombshell claims from Earl Spencer’s book so far
The Independentby Bryony Gooch,Suha Kidwai and Nicole Wootton-Cane·22 Sept 2026
In his highly anticipated memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, Earl Spencer has made bombshell allegations about King Charles’ conduct around his ex-wife Princess Diana up to and following her...
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