Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
RICHARD EDEN: Will debt woe force fashion guru Jules to skip Gstaad?
Mail Onlineby Richard Eden·13d ago
He adores Miami, has a penchant for Paris and, such is his Alpine addiction, ensures he goes skiing every year, preferably staying in the Swiss resort of Gstaad at the Palace Hotel, where prices...
US deploys new aircraft carrier and10,000 more troops to Middle East
Mail Onlineby Stephen M Lepore·13d ago
- Sign up HERE to our DC Insider newsletter - your guide to what's rocking Washington, rattling the White House and setting tongues wagging on the Hill Donald Trump is considering new strikes...
Celebrity Traitors: Richard E. Grant reveals his late wife's message
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley·13d ago
Richard E. Grant followed his late wife's advice as he made his calamitous debut on Celebrity Traitors on Thursday night.
These are the best fitness deals in Amazon's Big Deal Days sale
Mail Onlineby India-Jayne Jones·13d ago
From massage guns and yoga mats to a viral weight loss vibration plate - these are the best fitness deals to shop in Amazon's Big Deal Days sale - Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale has discounts on...
The best places for pizza in Italy - as chosen by an expert
Mail Onlineby Julia Buckley·13d ago
It's official: the world’s best pizzeria is in London – and it’s not a Domino’s or Pizza Express.
Buyers in England must now shell out £17.5k to move home
Mail Onlineby Lucy Evans·13d ago
Buyers must now shell out £17,500 to move home, with stamp duty accounting for more than half the cost.
Royal College of Nursing cuts ties with Israeli drug company
World news | The Guardianby Denis Campbell Health policy editor·13d ago
Britain’s nursing union has cut its ties with an Israeli drug company over the firm’s links to the country’s military and track record of corporate misconduct.
Almost half of Fayed abuse accusers are potential trafficking victims, MPs told
The Guardianby David Batty·13d ago
Almost half of the women who reported allegations of sexual abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed to the Metropolitan police are potential victims of human trafficking, MPs have been told.
‘Self-healing’ coach who was banned from working in Australia to speak in UK
The Guardianby Nicola Davis Science correspondent·13d ago
A controversial proponent of natural remedies who has been banned from providing any health services in Australia is due to embark on a series of events in the UK and Ireland despite criticism from...
Get Jiro to Below: the seven best shows to stream this week
The Guardianby Phil Harrison·13d ago
Pick of the week Get Jiro Anthony Bourdain’s eccentric, epicurean spirit lives on through this animation, adapted from a graphic novel series he created with Joel Rose.
Take It or Leave It review – vividly atmospheric formative adventures of future pop princes Madness
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw·13d ago
Opting for the former is the best idea for this unexpectedly revealing, vividly atmospheric, often funny and alarming, docufictional comedy from 1981 about the rise of the baggy-trousered ska-pop...
I travelled all over the country on a €63 monthly rail pass: readers favourite holidays in Germany
The Guardianby Guardian readers·13d ago
Winning tip: History, buns and Italianate porticoes in Münster In an often overlooked corner of Germany, near the Dutch border, Münster is an absolute gem.
Rhapsody: A Manifesto by Alice Oswald review – a history of the spoken word, from Homer to Ted Hughes
The Guardianby Fiona Sampson·13d ago
The poet Alice Oswald is no stranger to thinking in public about her art. She was Oxford professor of poetry until 2023, and her lectures are available online.
Lidl has just dropped a stunning pumpkin cast iron casserole that looks just like Le Creuset – I can’t believe it’s under £35
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·13d ago
In honour of the beginning of ‘spooky season ’, Lidl has just dropped a gorgeous pumpkin casserole (£34.99), which, if you ask me, is an absolute deadringer for the Le Creuset Pumpkin Casserole...
Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave lands on TIME100 Next list
BBC Newsby Kurumi Mori·13d ago
- Published Shoko Kawata, Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave, has been named one of the 100 most influential rising stars by TIME Magazine.
'Potential crime' probe into death of Scots wingsuit flyer dropped
BBC Newsby Ben Philip; Ken Banks·13d ago
- Published An investigation into any potential crime after the death of a Scottish wingsuit flyer during a jump in the Swiss Alps has been dropped.
What are the new rules in Scotland's supermarkets?
BBC News·13d ago
- Published Sugary soft drinks, biscuits and some breakfast cereals have disappeared from prominent positions in Scotland's supermarkets.
Friday briefing: How we covered the flydubai incident as it unfolded
World news | The Guardianby Libby Brooks·13d ago
Good morning. Shocking news of a cockpit stabbing. Graphic footage of bloodied crew members. Mid-air testimony from terrified passengers.
Moment Reform's Robert Jenrick confronts shoplifter on the street
Mail Onlineby Noor Qurashi·13d ago
Reform's Robert Jenrick confronted a shoplifter on the streets of south London after he was caught swiping a bottle of Dr Pepper from Greggs.
Ethiopia and Eritrea cut diplomatic ties as Tigray conflict escalates
BBC News (World)by Wycliffe Muia·13d ago
- Published Ethiopia and Eritrea have severed diplomatic relations as renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia raises fears of a wider regional conflict.
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