Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Airlines face crackdown on charging parents to sit with their children
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·13d ago
Airlines will be required to seat children under the age of 14 with a parent or accompanying adult free of charge, under new Government plans announced today.
How Jim Carrey finally found happiness with 'new wife' Min Ah
Mail Onlineby Caroline Peacock·13d ago
He dominated the movie industry throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. But these days Jim Carrey lives a quiet life centered around fine arts and painting after he decided to turn his back on...
Financial expert shares how pensioners can cope when triple lock ends
Daily Express :by Laura Zilincanova·13d ago
Andy Burnham has announced that the pension triple lock is set to be replaced with the double lock in 2030, as the Prime Minister looks for ways to fund his social care plans.
I tried this body balm that left my skin feeling ridiculously soft
Mail Onlineby Phoebe Davenport·13d ago
This is the vanilla body balm I swear by for gorgeously scented, soft skin - and there's a discount code Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site.
What happened to Hear'Say? Their wildly different lives as they reform
Mail Onlineby Rebecca Lawrence·13d ago
It's been 25 years since Hear'Say were formed on ITV's Popstars. The revolutionary show followed aspiring singers in a documentary-style series as they competed to impress judges 'Nasty' Nigel...
Lindsay Clancy loses daring bid to have her found not guilty
Mail Onlineby Rachel Sharp; Joe Hutchison·13d ago
Lindsay Clancy has lost her legal bid to be found not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility for murdering her three children.
Trá Pháidín: Cloch’s Claí review – giddy Galway gang burst the boundaries of folk music
The Guardianby Jude Rogers·13d ago
Quicksilver and giddy in its exploration of Irish music, language and identity, Trá Pháidín’s second album bursts open the idea of a 21st-century traditional folk record.
‘If you can’t hold it, you don’t own it’: why media fans want to escape algorithms with CDs, DVDs and vinyl
The Guardianby Jane Clinton·13d ago
For some, it is the security of knowing they have a physical copy of their favourite films and music, free from algorithms, interruptions and the vagaries of streaming.
One green shoot at a time: the women restoring mangrove forests in the oil-ravaged Niger delta
The Guardianby Valentine Benjamin in Ogoniland·13d ago
A toxic landscape was familiar to Martha Agbani when she was growing up – the smell of crude oil in the air, rivers running black and trees dying on the banks.
Lloyds customers have until October 12 to apply for reduced energy bill offer
Daily Express :by Charlotte Smith·13d ago
Lloyds is offering its customers access to an exclusive fixed energy deal priced at £1,697 annually for 24 months through E.ON Next.
I opened cockpit door of plane while being attacked, Indian pilot tells Modi
BBC Newsby Vikas Pandey·13d ago
- Published Indian pilot Smit Machchhar has said he opened the cockpit door of the Israel-bound Flydubai plane to allow passengers to come in and halt its rapid descent.
Jerry Hall claims her uncle captured Bonnie and Clyde
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·13d ago
She's already been chosen to become a Faithful, and Jerry Hall has now claimed that even her ancestors had a knack for hunting down villains.
Julianne Moore, 65, poses with rarely-seen daughter Liv Freundlich, 24
Mail Onlineby Caroline Peacock·13d ago
Julianne Moore posed with her rarely-seen lookalike daughter Liv Freundlich at a MESSIKA jewellery event in Paris on Thursday.
Andy Burnham ripped apart on Question Time for ‘attack on pensioners’
Daily Express :by Eleanor Burleigh·13d ago
Andy Burnham has been slammed for his "indefensible attack" on pensioners on BBC Question Time after proposing changes to the triple lock.
Three-quarters of the £12billion rise in benefits in Labour seats
Mail Onlineby Sophie Church·13d ago
Three quarters of the £12billion rise in Britain's benefits bill since the election has been in Labour constituencies, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Wakefield Trinity: Legends status up for grabs in first Grand Final occasion
BBC Sportby Matt Newsum·13d ago
- Published There is a moment in the 1939 film 'The Wizard of Oz' where Dorothy swaps her monochrome world for glorious, eye-opening technicolour the minute she touches down in the Land of Oz.
Bizarre post-match moment Hojlund pushes Jorge Jesus over Ronaldo saga
Mail Onlineby Will Griffee·13d ago
Rasmus Hojlund appeared to react to Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal exit by bizarrely shoving Jorge Jesus having already performed the 'Siu' celebration in Denmark's 4-2 defeat on Thursday night.
Prince Harry makes surprise appearance at London gala
Mail Onlineby Martin Robinson; Ed Holt·13d ago
Prince Harry made a surprise appearance at a black-tie gala for Ukraine in London on Thursday night, while his estranged brother Prince William made a virtual appearance at another charity ball...
Accountant reported colleagues to police after being asked to meeting
Mail Onlineby Robert Folker·13d ago
An accountant at Historic England reported her colleagues to police for stalking after she was asked to attend a meeting in person, a tribunal heard.
Expert calls for pilot-free planes after 'terror' attack thwarted
Daily Express :by Brian Dillon·13d ago
An aviation expert has called for pilotless planes after an attempted hijacking this week. One of the pilots on Flydubai flight 1073 was attacked by his co-pilot on the morning of September 30.
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