Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Kitten with no eyes rejected by 22,000 people because he's too ugly
Daily Express :by Paige Freshwater·22 Sept 2026
Nobody wants to rehome kitten with no eyes He hasn't even reached his first birthday yet has already experienced more suffering than most cats endure in a lifetime.
'They suddenly withdraw': Gaza siblings pulled from rubble left reeling after mother’s death
Middle East Eyeby Maha Hussaini·22 Sept 2026
Gaza siblings pulled from rubble left reeling after mother’s death A week after being pulled from beneath the rubble of a collapsed building in Gaza, seven-year-old Abdulrahman Azzam remains deeply...
Rwanda genocide: Dr Vincent Brown first person to face UK prosecution
BBC Newsby Tom Symonds·22 Sept 2026
- Published A 65-year-old doctor has appeared in court, the first person in the UK to be charged over the genocide in Rwanda in 1994.
Burnham to warn EU chief of 'damage' posed by Made in Europe scheme
BBC Newsby Kate Whannel; Chris Mason; Isabella Allen·22 Sept 2026
- Published Andy Burnham has warned of the "collateral damage" posed by the EU's Made In Europe rules, ahead of a meeting later with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a UN...
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'greatly amused' by 1 thing in church
Daily Express :by Jon King·22 Sept 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly reacted with a "smirk" when a priest mentioned "the virgin's womb" at a church service he attended as a youngster.
The 'miracle doctor' and Covid jab fraud Arsenal star Granit Xhaka
Mail Onlineby Bobby Manzi·22 Sept 2026
Fresh questions have emerged over the legitimacy of Granit Xhaka's Covid-19 vaccination certificate with a rapid turnaround between travelling to Switzerland and playing a Premier League match.
Pet owners to see clear pricing at vet practices by end of the year
The Independentby Josie Clarke·22 Sept 2026
Vet practices will soon be legally required to make their prices clear to pet owners under the biggest reforms of the sector in a generation.
Man admits causing the death of his son in Cyprus hotel fall
BBC Newsby Shivani Chaudhari·22 Sept 2026
- Published A British man has pleaded guilty to causing the death of his two-year-old son who fell from a hotel window in Cyprus.
Weapon of distraction: How Israel uses greenwashing to mask its climate crimes
Middle East Eyeby Asma Barakat·22 Sept 2026
Weapon of distraction: How Israel uses greenwashing to mask its climate crimes For decades, Israel has projected a narrative of being a beacon of sustainability.
OpenAI sued over school shooting
The Independentby Anthony Cuthbertson·22 Sept 2026
A province in Canada has filed legal action against OpenAI following a school shooting in a small mining town earlier this year.
Migrant dinghy escorted through Channel by French for nearly 24 hours nearing UK
Daily Express :by Michael Knowles·22 Sept 2026
A migrant dinghy is heading towards the UK after spending more than 24 hours at sea. The boat, which is being shadowed by a French coastguard vessel, left the Normandy coast on Monday morning.
Nottingham NHS trust maternity data lost during routine IT work
BBC Newsby Greig Watson·22 Sept 2026
- Published A trust at the centre of the largest maternity scandal in NHS history has revealed it lost historical data during routine IT work, with police now assessing its impact.
Swan Song by Charles Spencer review – a furious exercise in score-settling by Diana’s brother
The Guardianby Emma Brockes·22 Sept 2026
Charles Spencer’s Swan Song, a memoir of his relationship with his sister, the late Diana, Princess of Wales, is a fascinating document that tells us a little about Diana and a great deal about...
Liverpool players ‘didn’t care about football’ after Jota death, Robertson admits
The Independentby Jamie Braidwood·22 Sept 2026
Andy Robertson has revealed that Liverpool “didn't care about football” last season following the death of his former team-mate and close friend Diogo Jota.
Why the CDC is excluding measles deaths in Pennsylvania even as outbreak appears to be ‘accelerating’
World news | The Guardianby Melody Schreiber·22 Sept 2026
The US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its measles dashboard on Friday – but it’s still not counting four measles deaths in Pennsylvania, where the outbreak appears to be...
‘I’m afraid they’ll bomb the cafe where I work, or bomb me’: a day in the life of a 12-year-old boy in Gaza
The Guardianby Seham Tantesh in Gaza and Tess McClure·22 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.
Édouard Mendy: ‘Winning Afcon was 10 times better than the Champions League’
Football | The Guardianby Ed Aarons·22 Sept 2026
“I had to stay patient and try to have a cool head because everywhere else there was fire,” Édouard Mendy remembers.
Moment topless Range Rover driver speeds at 115mph with child on board
Mail Onlineby Gethin Hicks·22 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source This is the moment a topless Range Rover driver was snared by police after reaching speeds of 115mph while travelling with a child on...
Another packed migrant mega-dinghy heads to Britain from Normandy
Mail Onlineby Peter Allen; Jon Brady·22 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source An overcrowded mega-dinghy carrying around 50 migrants has set off for England from a beach near Bayeux in France - with a full...
‘The choice was prison or exile’: journalists who fled Russia publish grim portrait of Putin
The Guardianby Kim Willsher·22 Sept 2026
At 6am on 29 June 2021, the Russian journalist Roman Badanin was woken by a knock on the door of his family’s Moscow apartment.
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