Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
BBC Sportby Aadam Patel24d ago
- Published Liverpool have appointed Julian Ward as the club's new sporting director. Ward, 45, replaces Richard Hughes, who held the role for just over two years before leaving in September.
Daily Express :by Alice Scarsi24d ago
Flights at Catania international airport in Sicily have been halted or diverted following new activity by Mount Etna.
BBC Newsby Sarah Keith-Lucas24d ago
- Published A deep area of low pressure is forecast to approach from the Atlantic next week bringing a spell of windy weather.
The Independentby Eleanor Crooks24d ago
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Middle East Eyeby Imran Mulla24d ago
Labour party conference: A new prime minister and a new political era? Labour's annual conference opens in Liverpool on Sunday, and the UK's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham will probably be the...
The Guardianby Nathan Kalman-Lamb, Simran Kaur Sethi and Derek Silva24d ago
Earlier this week, news broke for the first time that Senegalese Division II Kentucky State women’s basketball player Aminata Seck was abducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at...
The Guardianby Rosanna Greenstreet24d ago
Born in London, Amelia Bullmore, 62, studied drama at Manchester University. In 1990, she became a regular on Coronation Street and her later TV credits include I’m Alan Partridge, Ashes to Ashes...
World news | The Guardianby Alex Daniel24d ago
Three-quarters of the 20 top-selling plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) in the UK cannot use rapid chargers, research has found, amid concerns that many are essentially “petrol cars pulling...
World news | The Guardianby Patrick Butler and Will Parman24d ago
Young people whose complex disabilities mean they have little prospect of getting a paid job should get fast-track access to disability benefits, an official review of youth employment will say.
Travel | The Guardianby David Carter and Nick Molyviatis, as told to Joanna Taylor24d ago
Coffee Normally we stay around Plaka, so Anana is the coffee shop I go to most often. There’s also Behold The Man in Exarchia, which is one of the coolest coffee shops I’ve been to.
The Guardianby Imogen West-Knights24d ago
Ring, the Amazon subsidiary of camera-enabled doorbells fame, wants to be an even bigger part of your neighbourhood.
The Guardianby Sofka Zinovieff24d ago
Visiting Athens for its food might have sounded like a joke to previous generations. Unlike many other Mediterranean countries, including Italy, Spain and Turkey, Greece had no renaissance and no...
The Guardianby Kim Willsher24d ago
It was one of the most potent political gifts of modern times: the Statue of Liberty, a colossal neoclassical sculpture made in France and offered to the American people in the late 19th...
Middle East Eyeby Tassa Adidi24d ago
France: When racism peaks - and the mountains are claimed as white‑only spaces It all began with a video posted on TikTok in August, where the author celebrated the absence of ethnically diverse...
The Independentby Juliette Jabkhiro and Vincent Daheron24d ago
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Sport | The Guardianby Tanya Aldred24d ago
I sneaked into Lord’s for an hour yesterday evening to see Northants hit some what-ho sixes. I discovered Gary Naylor and some lime cake in the press box, both were a pleasure.
The Independentby Joel Dubber24d ago
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BBC Newsby Paul Battison24d ago
- Published Tyson Fury says his long-awaited all-British heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua in December is in jeopardy because of a row between rival promoters.
BBC Sportby Amy Canavan24d ago
- Published The Tartan Army are marching into the unknown as Scotland begin life without Steve Clarke, the nation's longest serving and most successful manager.
The Independentby Annabel Nugent24d ago
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