Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez attended 'parenting therapy'
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·13d ago
Halle Berry had previously attended 'co-parenting therapy' with her ex Olivier Martinez in an attempt to deal with 'conflicts' over raising their son, before the actor accused her of abuse.
K-pop giants Stray Kids join BTS in boycotting the 2027 Grammy Awards
BBC Newsby Mark Savage·13d ago
- Published One of the world's biggest K-pop groups, Stray Kids, are joining BTS in boycotting the 2027 Grammy Awards.
Robbie Savage: Peterborough United appoint Forest Green Rovers boss
BBC Sportby Kris Holland; Peter Swan·13d ago
- Published Peterborough United have appointed Forest Green Rovers boss Robbie Savage as their new manager.
Man shot by ICE in Texas has surgery to remove bullet lodged in his back
World news | The Guardianby Guardian staff and agency·13d ago
The Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot and wounded by a federal immigration agent in Texas last month had surgery on Thursday to remove the bullet that had been lodged in his back for nearly...
Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'beautiful girl' after River Wear tragedy
Daily Express :by Berk Uyal·13d ago
The family of 16-year-old Zara Shaw, who died alongside two other teenagers when the car they were in entered the River Wear in Sunderland, have paid tribute to their “beautiful girl”, saying she...
‘You could have an amazing time for £30,000’: UK castles cash in on Traitors-style events
The Guardianby Patrick Greenfield·13d ago
On Thursday night, the singer-songwriter James Blunt, Love Island host Maya Jama and mathematician Hannah Fry were among the 21 Celebrity Traitors returning to UK screens for another round of...
Victor Wembanyama said no to gambling money. In today’s NBA, that feels radical
The Guardianby Owen Lewis·13d ago
If the song from LeBron James’s agonizing Polymarket ad is as stuck in your head as mine thanks to the commercial playing during every YouTube video and HBO show (all I wanted to do was rewatch The...
Robbie Savage steps up to take Peterborough job and ‘understands reservations’
Sport | The Guardianby Guardian sport·13d ago
Robbie Savage has been confirmed as the new manager of League One strugglers Peterborough. Savage has left his role at National League side Forest Green Rovers and signed a long-term contract at...
Posh tourists are using helicopters like taxis in the Dolomites
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·13d ago
Wealthy holidaymakers have come under fire for taking helicopter trips across the Dolomites, with locals calling the use of the expensive transport method 'perverse' and a 'circus'.
Beauty spot littered with 400 tonnes of rubbish including truck
Mail Onlineby Elizabeth Haigh·13d ago
A historic beauty spot has been blighted after fly-tippers dumped hundreds of tons of rubbish including abandoned vehicles and fridges.
Met urge students to call off October 7 anti-Israel protest
Mail Onlineby Ryan Hooper·13d ago
Police have urged students to call off a pro-Palestinian protest planned for the third anniversary of the October 7 atrocity, saying it is not 'the right day to be holding that event'.
Alex Lozowski: Saracens exit was sad and bewildering
BBC Sportby Mike Henson·13d ago
- Published Sale centre Alex Lozowski says the end of his decade-long stint at Saracens was "sad" and "bewildering" after being reduced to a fringe player for his farewell campaign.
Daley Thompson: ‘I was happy to sleep on floors to do what I was doing. You know you have to earn it’
Sport | The Guardianby Sean Ingle·13d ago
“When you’re a kid, you think you can be Superman,” says Daley Thompson, as he gazes back to the era when he was track and field’s ultimate man of steel.
‘A persistent crisis’: the 16 children removed from an Ohio family are part of a statewide issue
World news | The Guardianby Stephen Starr in Dayton, Ohio·13d ago
In June 2025, Jody Walker stood in front of Ohio lawmakers at a senate finance committee meeting in Columbus. As the head of South Central Ohio Job and Family Services, he was desperate for help.
Rare northern bald ibis take flight in human-led European migration project
The Guardianby Donald Reid·13d ago
Fifteen new birds have joined a growing flock of bald ibis in northern Spain, guided there by human migration guides in micro aircraft who helped them along the route.
Does Philadelphia’s ‘house of horrors’ hold the key to seven missing women?
The Guardianby Edward Helmore in Philadelphia·13d ago
A dilapidated house, burned out above the second story, may hold clues to dark tales and – potentially – the darkest of endings as the FBI and police in Philadelphia try to unpick what took place...
‘It’s radical to release a film called Girls Like Girls in this climate’: hitmaker turned director Hayley Kiyoko on sexuality, safety and becoming ‘Lesbian Jesus’
The Guardianby Lucy Knight·13d ago
A lot of Hayley Kiyoko’s teenage summers were spent waiting, bored and pining, as she sat at the computer willing her crush to message her back on AOL instant messenger.
Dunelm’s rotating shoe storage is 30% off – and its clever design doubles your hallway storage
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·13d ago
If shoes cluttering up your hallway has become the bane of your existence, then I have some good news. Dunelms’ Ria Rotating Shoe Storage is currently 30% off and perfect for small spaces.
Four in court accused of murdering newborn baby 'stabbed 15 times'
Mail Onlineby John Siddle·13d ago
A mother has appeared in court with three other Slovakians accused of murdering a newborn baby allegedly stabbed 15 times and dumped on a washing machine.
Man bailed over 1993 unsolved Tooze murders faces no further action
BBC Newsby Owain Evans·13d ago
- Published A man arrested in connection with one of Wales' most notorious unsolved murders is no longer under investigation, police have said.
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