Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
When is the right time to compare US politics to the Nazi era? This expert on Christian nationalism says: now
The Guardianby David Smith in Washington·11d ago
The lawyer Mike Godwin famously came up with the “law” that, as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one (or 100%).
‘Sadness, cynicism and deep disappointment’: the Cornell gang-rape case and the failure of #MeToo
The Guardianby Alaina Demopoulos·11d ago
Student safety advocates in the US call the start of the fall semester at universities “the red zone”. Fraternities, sororities and off-campus bars throw parties welcoming students back to school.
Badenoch returns to Conservative conference much stronger than a year ago
World news | The Guardianby Rowena Mason Whitehall editor·11d ago
A year ago, Tory MPs were braced for the prospect of yet another leadership battle to topple Kemi Badenoch as the party sunk to historic lows of 14-16% in the polls.
Two Iranian men identified Manchester synagogue as site for alleged bomb plot, court hears
World news | The Guardianby Sammy Gecsoyler·11d ago
Two Iranian men identified a Manchester synagogue previously subjected to a fatal terrorist attack as a target for an alleged homemade bomb plot, a court has heard.
Greens would offer two-year jobs to unemployed under-24s
BBC Newsby Kate Whannel·11d ago
- Published Young people would be offered a guaranteed two-year job within four months of leaving education or training, under a new proposal unveiled by the Green Party.
Over 5,500 trees recorded across Sussex in restoration project
BBC Newsby Cash Murphy·11d ago
- Published A project which aims to restore ancient woodlands in Sussex has hit a significant "milestone" with over 5,500 trees now recorded.
Why the EU's sanctions on Sudan's gold trade are fundamentally flawed
Middle East Eyeby Osama Abuzaid·11d ago
Why the EU's sanctions on Sudan's gold trade are fundamentally flawed For more than three years, Sudan has been trapped in a war that has shattered cities, emptied villages and pushed millions into...
Chaos in Spain as huge hurricane hits city filled with Brits in holiday panic
Daily Express :by Charlie Bradley,Jennifer Pinto·11d ago
A hurricane is headed for parts of Spain as holiday hotspots could be battered by extreme weather this weekend.
Bahrain GP in Malaysia 2026: Red Bull upgrade enlivens F1
BBC Newsby Andrew Benson·11d ago
- Published Even Lewis Hamilton, starting from his equal best grid position of the year in second place, fears Max Verstappen will be tough to beat in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Northern Ireland: 'Different' Morrison gives Michael O'Neill new option in attack
BBC Sportby Jonathan Bradley·11d ago
- Published Northern Ireland's Kieran Morrison hopes he has earned the trust of manager Michael O'Neill after impressing on his first international start.
Urgent warning after healthy woman, 37, dies from altitude sickness
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy·11d ago
A mother is warning people to stay vigilant when travelling to remote destinations, after her daughter died from altitude sickness on a solo trip to Bolivia.
Is never changing your looks the key to agelessness?
Mail Onlineby Jowena Riley·11d ago
In an industry where everyone seems to be trying to turn back the clock, a select few Hollywood stars have instead managed to look almost exactly the same for decades.
Stifler turns 50! Seann William Scott is worlds away from American Pie
Mail Onlineby Rebecca Lawrence·11d ago
He found fame in the Noughties with his role as the arrogant and crude Steve Stifler in the American Pie franchise.
Products you didn't know have an expiry date - including tea bags
Mail Onlineby Shivali Best·11d ago
When it comes to products with expiry dates, things like foods, drinks and medicines are probably the first to spring to mind.
My memory started going at 61 - but thanks to a card game, it returned
Mail Onlineby Marti Stelling·11d ago
For many people, minor memory lapses like forgetting names or misplacing items are a normal part of ageing.
Maura Higgins 'cries in the toilets' after negative DWTS feedback
Mail Onlineby Bethan Edwards·11d ago
Maura Higgins has revealed she's struggling with negative feedback from the judges and partner Mark Ballas as they instruct her to 'fix everything' on Dancing With The Stars.
Jet-set life of glamorous London-based Russian beauty queen
Mail Onlineby Eliana Silver·11d ago
A Russian beauty queen who controversially divorced Malaysia’s then-king after just a year of marriage appears to have left her tumultuous royal past behind.
Phil Collins reveals he's finally mended his feud with Paul McCartney
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·11d ago
Phil Collins has revealed he's finally made amends with Sir Paul McCartney, after publicly blasting the star for their 'patronising' exchange.
My relationship with food was broken. Then I killed my own dinner
The Guardianby Katherine Hill·11d ago
I muffled my sobs with a pillow so my family couldn’t hear me from the adjacent room. I was 19 years old and we were in Paris, staying on the top floor of an old six-story walkup where every step...
Soaring diesel prices take their toll on US farmers in midwest corn belt
World news | The Guardianby Stephen Starr in Dayton, Ohio·11d ago
Joe Hamilton farms corn and soybeans on 2,500 acres in Indiana’s Delaware county. Next week, when his soybean harvest kicks off, four tractors, two combine harvesters and five semi-trucks will roar...
Your filters hide everything on this page. Adjust them in preferences.