Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Mail Onlineby Elizabeth Haigh13d ago
An 'extreme' conker championship event that sees contestants go head-to-head in anything-goes bouts has been cancelled due to 'health and safety' fears.
Mail Onlineby Rory Tingle13d ago
A wealthy HSBC banker has been banned from the City after dodging £5,900 in train fares using a 'doughnutting' ticket scam.
Daily Express :by Brian Dillon13d ago
Critics have called out Prince Harry's rumoured TV project as the 30th anniversary of his mother's death approaches.
BBC Sportby Mike Peter13d ago
- Published Tom Kim topped the men's leaderboard after the third round at the Asian Games as he seeks a gold medal that will significantly reduce the time he is required to spend in South Korea's...
The Conversation UKby Walid Omara, Senior Lecturer in Molecular Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology, School Of Biosciences and Chemistry, Sheffield Hallam University13d ago
For many people, a urinary tract infection (UTI) doesn’t really end when the antibiotics run out. The burning and constant trips to the toilet fade, then return weeks or months later.
BBC Sportby Sophie Hurcom; Andrew Hawes13d ago
- Published Swindon manager Ian Holloway has described himself as a "dead man walking" if the club's form does not turn around.
The Conversation UKby Barbara Pierscionek, Professor of Eye Health and New Technologies for Sight Improvement, Anglia Ruskin University13d ago
More than 2,000 years ago, the Greek mathematician Euclid began his treatise Optics with an assumption that now sounds peculiar: visual rays travelled out from the eye towards the objects we see.
The Guardianby Matt Hughes13d ago
The Football Association has confirmed it has powers to take disciplinary action against Manchester City and key individuals at the club in the governing body’s first comment since City were found...
Mail Onlineby Ed Holt13d ago
Robbers threatened to kill a mother's unborn baby unless her husband transferred hundreds of thousands of pounds in cryptocurrency in a terrifying home raid.
Daily Express :by Catherine Mackinlay13d ago
A UK water giant has extended its hosepipe ban to thousands of people as the country continues to struggle in the aftermath of droughts and blistering heatwaves.
BBC Newsby Andrew Benson13d ago
- Published Ferrari's Charles Leclerc set the pace in Friday practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Mail Onlineby Ruth Stainer13d ago
Kate just recycled a chic Ralph Lauren jacket as she surprised Sir Kevin Sinfield with the Prince of Wales - here's where to shop her look and 10 high street alternatives Daily Mail journalists...
The Guardianby Mark Sweney13d ago
The government has moved to avert panic at the pumps, insisting that the UK is not facing a diesel shortage after Donald Trump threatened to cut off US supplies of the fuel.
Daily Express :by Alex Evans13d ago
Passengers jetting off on holiday are set to save money from Friday, October 2, thanks to a Government law change which will be in place next summer.
Daily Express :by Jonathan Saxty - Political Commentator13d ago
Andy Burnham's national care service - a kind of NHS2 - is not what it seems, and the PM may have set himself a trap.
World news | The Guardianby Tom Ambrose13d ago
Badenoch claims Labour preparing for a May 2027 general election Hello and welcome to the UK politics live blog.
BBC Newsby Sami Mokbel; Laura Scott13d ago
- Published So much has been said about Manchester City since it was revealed they had been found guilty of the majority of the 115 Premier League charges levelled at them.
The Guardianby Andrew Lawrence13d ago
Get Out. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The Purge. All three films build on an august tradition of using horror as a Trojan horse to comment on the social, political and racial anxieties of their...
The Guardianby Andy Beckett13d ago
How much can a Labour government change the country? According to many voters, journalists and politicians, including plenty in the party itself, the answer to that stubbornly recurring question...
The Guardianby Austin Sarat13d ago
Botched executions are nothing new in US history. In the era when hangings were common, some condemned people were decapitated.
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