Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Family of British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes say they don't know where he is
BBC Newsby Tabby Wilson·19d ago
- Published Family and friends of renowned British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes have said they have not been able to visit or contact him for months.
Sarah Hanson-Young announces Greens leadership tilt after MPs blindsided by Larissa Waters’ shock resignation
World news | The Guardianby Tom McIlroy Political editor·19d ago
High-profile Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has confirmed she will run for the party’s leadership, promising to bring the fight to Labor and One Nation after Larissa Waters’ shock resignation.
Saved by the Bell star Dennis Haskins dead at 75
Mail Onlineby Adam S Levy·19d ago
- Get exclusive reporting, celebrity gossip, sensational photos and more every Tuesday morning in our new Spotlight US newsletter HERE Actor Dennis Haskins, best known for playing the role of...
UK weather maps show 59 counties drenched by heavy rain on Wednesday
Daily Express :by Olivia Beeson·19d ago
The Met Office have forecast heavy rain to drench most of the UK on Wednesday as weather maps turn blue.
Country diary: A tangle of butterflies and battle re-enactments | Paul Evans
Wildlife | The Guardianby Paul Evans·19d ago
I’m telling the story from a pub in the bailey opposite the ruins of Oswestry Castle. There in 1165, Henry II, the Angevin (Anglo-Norman) king of England, gathered troops from the Marcher Lords to...
Brendan Fraser seen for first time on The Mummy 4 set after 18 years
Mail Onlineby Brian Marks·19d ago
- Get exclusive reporting, celebrity gossip, sensational photos and more every Tuesday morning in our new Spotlight US newsletter HERE - READ MORE: Madonna's family intervenes after embarrassing...
William and Kate send strong message to Harry and Meghan in 'show of solidarity'
Daily Express :by Olivia Beeson·19d ago
William and Kate have sent a strong message to Harry and Meghan in a 'show of solidarity' in their first joint public appearance since the Sussexes return.
Olivia Colman, 52, debuts new long grey hair
Mail Onlineby Lily Jobson·19d ago
Olivia Colman looked unrecognisable with new long grey hair as she arrived at the screening of her new film Wicker during the 22nd Zurich Film Festival on Monday.
US ban on Canadian alcohol and dairy comes into effect as trade war drags on
BBC Newsby Nadine Yousif·19d ago
- Published A US ban on several Canadian imports, including alcohol, dairy and motorcycles, has come into effect as a trade war between the two neighbours drags on.
We're in this together, Earth's leaders told each other at the UN. But how does that work, exactly?
The Independentby Ted Anthony·19d ago
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Head Start preschools serve parents, too. Under Trump, advocates fear that will change
The Independentby Moriah Balingit·19d ago
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‘Intimidatory’ far-right marches should not be allowed, says Angela Rayner
The Guardianby Jessica Elgot Deputy political editor·19d ago
Far-right marches led by the self-styled “Danny Tommo” should not be treated like normal protests, the communities secretary, Angela Rayner, has said, calling the marches “intimidation” that should...
A leftwing victory in Berlin shows people want freedom, and liberals cannot deliver it | Eva von Redecker
The Guardianby Eva von Redecker·19d ago
The German leftwing party Die Linke won the state elections in Berlin on 20 September. It’s unclear whether the party will be able to form a coalition, appoint its lead candidate Elif Eralp as...
Why am I obsessed with China’s ancient golden age? I took my daughter on a trip to find out
The Guardianby Xiaolu Guo·19d ago
Tang During the Tang dynasty, which lasted from the seventh to the early 10th century, Vikings were raiding the coasts of what today is called Europe.
‘It keeps growing’: the tent camp that stands against Spain’s housing crisis
The Guardianby Ashifa Kassam in Madrid·19d ago
Wielding a broom and dustpan, Marta García, 60, darted past the edges of tents, sweeping up bits of litter as she passed a poster that read: “What kind of times are these, when we need to defend...
No island of strangers: why I’m using art to unite a fractured nation
The Guardianby Ekow Eshun·19d ago
One of the moral low points of Keir Starmer’s tenure at Downing Street was his “island of strangers” speech, with its rhetorical echoes of Enoch Powell and dispiriting description of a nation...
‘Just look at this monstrosity!’ Inside Britain’s bilious back yard shed wars
The Guardianby Emily Retter·19d ago
Linda loves her shed. She loves that she can work there rather than in her dining room, which her toddler likes to tear through.
Lindsay Clancy set to return to court for first time since murder trial ended with deadlocked jury
The Independentby Michael Casey·19d ago
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Florida is set to execute a 77-year-old man convicted of a 1995 murder
The Independentby David Fischer·19d ago
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Dave Grohl slammed as he poses with wife Jordyn Blum at the VMAs
Mail Onlineby Jimmy Briggs·19d ago
Dave Grohl has been mercilessly slammed online after posing with his wife Jordyn Blum at the MTV Video Music Awards, following a love child and cheating scandal that rocked their marriage.
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