Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
World news | The Guardianby Charlie Moloney17d ago
The government is rolling out a Healthy Babies programme to every local authority in England, as part of its efforts to expand a Sure Start-type system of help for deprived children and families.
The Guardianby Amy Hawkins in Kharkiv, photographs by Julia Kochetova17d ago
On the makeshift workbench in the cramped front room of a cottage near the frontlines of the Russia-Ukraine war, there are all the accoutrements of a drone workshop.
The Guardianby Ali Stoner17d ago
There is a depth and history to Scotland’s food that reaches far beyond deep-fried Mars bars or urban myths about haggis.
BBC Newsby Paul Seddon; Richard Wheeler17d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has suggested rejoining the EU is among options the government could examine to reshape the UK's long-term relationship with Europe.
World news | The Guardianby Patrick Commins Economics editor17d ago
Inflation has jumped to 4% in the year to August, from 3.5%, as Jim Chalmers was again forced to defend Labor’s economic management amid fears the Reserve Bank will need to hike interest rates...
The Guardianby Justin McCurry in Tokyo18d ago
Residents of Tokyo awoke to a familiar sound on Wednesday: raindrops splashing against windows and balcony floors.
BBC News (World)by Kelly Ng18d ago
- Published A restaurant in South Korea named after Chinese leader Xi Jinping has been vandalised by a group of Chinese nationals who fled home right after the attack, police say.
World news | The Guardianby Kat Wong18d ago
Warning: graphic content A hole in a door and a bullet bent out of shape: crime scene photos shown to a jury paint a harrowing picture of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies’ final moments.
Daily Express :by Paige Ingram,Josie Clarke18d ago
More than four million households remaining on a standard energy tariff are set to see their bills climb from Thursday, as Ofgem's price cap rises by 4%.
The Guardianby María Ramírez18d ago
Maricarmen Abascal is a determined woman who uses a wheelchair to get around. She has needed her determination over the years she has spent fighting the real estate company that forced her out of...
The Guardianby Eromo Egbejule in Cotonou and Porto Novo18d ago
In recent years, a building boom has reshaped Benin’s largest city, Cotonou, and a shiny new coastal road has reduced journey times to Ouidah, the west African country’s spiritual and cultural...
The Guardianby Jigyasa Mishra, Nuwakot district18d ago
For three days, Pooja Pariyal waited on the roof of Trishuli hospital with her three-month-old daughter, Ridhika.
The Guardianby Interviews by Miriam Gillinson18d ago
Defying Gravity Idina Menzel originated the role of Elphaba, the witch of the west who turns out not to be so wicked (but still very green).
World news | The Guardianby Mark Brown North of England correspondent18d ago
England’s most important tern colonies are showing signs of recovery after being hit by years of bird flu, flooding and increasingly unpredictable weather, new figures from the National Trust...
World news | The Guardianby Pjotr Sauer in Kyiv18d ago
Missile alerts are costing Ukraine an estimated $45m (£34m) for every hour they bring business to a halt, according to the country’s economy minister, as Kyiv searches for ways to keep the economy...
The Guardianby Chris Godfrey18d ago
Samba the capybara is still at large. Along with her older sister, Tango, the intrepid rodent made her escape from Marwell zoo in Winchester in March.
World news | The Guardianby Steven Morris18d ago
For one of the installations, a musician spent hours in woodland “collaborating” with fungi to create a soundscape inspired by the electricity they emit.
World news | The Guardianby Tom McIlroy Political editor18d ago
Modelling by Sydney airport’s air traffic control operators predicted elevated fatigue risks for staff at the time of a series of major safety incidents, with a review identifying runway incursions...
BBC News (World)by Koh Ewe18d ago
- Published South Korea's military has demanded an apology from North Korea for landmine blasts along their shared border that wounded South Korean soldiers earlier this month.
World news | The Guardianby Amanda Meade Media correspondent18d ago
Financial journalist Alan Kohler, a familiar face on the ABC’s 7pm news bulletin, will retire in December after three decades as the public broadcaster’s highly respected financial guru.
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