Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
WW3 fears explode as neighbour of Putin’s Russia puts soldiers closer to border
Daily Express :by Kris Boratyn,Adam Toms·7d ago
A small European country on Vladimir Putin's doorstep is moving troops closer to Russia as it prepares for the possibility of a future attack.
Schoolboy, 15, loses hand after picking up police stun grenade during French school protests
The Guardianby Angelique Chrisafis in Paris·7d ago
Hundreds of schools in France remained fully or partly closed on Monday as teenagers continued to blockade buildings and the government struggled to contain the biggest youth protest movement in...
Two men dead and two women severely burned after fire on mega-dinghy
Mail Onlineby Peter Allen; Rory Tingle·7d ago
Two men died and two women suffered severe burns today when a fire broke out on an overcrowded mega-dinghy bound for Britain.
Watch the moment a great white shark snatches a fish from a line
Mail Onlineby Wiliam Hunter·7d ago
A stunning video has captured the moment a great white shark snatches a fish from a line off the coast of Cape Cod.
Daily doses of ‘digital ibuprofen’: how burnt-out Chinese youth soothe their anxieties
The Conversation UKby Hui-Ying Kerr, Senior Lecturer in Fashion Communication and Promotion, Nottingham Trent University·7d ago
In China, young people are encountering myriad challenges, from societal pressures around success to existing in a highly surveilled society, that have made them turn to the internet in search of a...
Accept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says Sam Altman
The Guardianby Robert Booth UK technology editor·7d ago
Sam Altman says he believes the world should accept “bad things” happening with AI in exchange for the benefits of the technology.
F1 looks amateurish and incompetent after farcical scenes in Sepang | Giles Richards
The Guardianby Giles Richards·7d ago
Formula One has gone to no little pains this season in insisting the new format is more popular than ever, despite the overwhelming disapproval from the drivers over engine regulations.
The many ways young care leavers are being failed by society – expert panel
The Conversation UKby Rosie McGuire, Research Associate (NIHR MHR Fellowship), Department of Psychology, University of Bath·7d ago
Care leavers in England aged 18-24 are dying at three times the rate of their peers, according to a recent report.
Brit, 57, dies after flagging links between Trump official and Epstein
Mail Onlineby Mark Duell·7d ago
British banker Simon Andriesz has died aged 57, five months after revealing links between Jeffrey Epstein and US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
Georgia officials hunt for suspect in shooting that killed two and injured 35
BBC Newsby Brandon Drenon·7d ago
- Published Investigators in the US state of Georgia are on the hunt for a suspect in a mass shooting that erupted in the early hours of Sunday, killing two people and injuring 35 more.
Halifax to close 26 branches in October - full list
Daily Express :by Brian Dillon·7d ago
Here is a full list of Halifax bank branches closing in October. - Ashford (Kent): 13/10/2026 - Bexleyheath: 23/10/2026 - Birmingham - Kings Heath: 26/10/2026 - Boston: 29/10/2026 - Buxton - Spring...
Turkey supplies Korkut air defence systems to Ukraine, sources say
Middle East Eyeby Ragip Soylu·7d ago
Turkey supplies Korkut air defence systems to Ukraine, sources say Turkey supplied anti-drone air defence systems to Ukraine earlier this year, allowing Kyiv to test new products and bolster its...
'Prince William made the best move - but may not be able to stay silent always'
Daily Express :by Jasmine Carey·7d ago
Prince William has made the right call. He has ignored questions about his uncle Earl Charles Spencer’s book, and he hasn’t come out with any statement about it.
Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright enjoy a lunch date with daughter Palma
Mail Onlineby Niomi Harris·7d ago
Michelle Keegan cut a chic figure on Sunday as she enjoyed a pizza lunch date with Mark Wright and their daughter Palma at Cibo Hale Italian restaurant in Cheshire.
Yemen’s child soldiers: How poverty and war are pushing minors to the frontlines
Middle East Eyeby MEE correspondent·7d ago
Yemen’s child soldiers: How poverty and war are pushing minors to the frontlines Ibrahim is 17, but he already knows how to handle a Kalashnikov.
Comédie Française review – pre-show bedlam plays theatrical chaos for laughs
The Guardianby Leslie Felperin·7d ago
One of Matt Groening’s Life In Hell comic strips from the 1980s, entitled How to Be a Clever Film Critic, sets out cinema’s greatest paradox: “The French are funny. Sex is funny.
The USMNT’s kids are thriving, and ‘they have a bit of swag to them’
Football | The Guardianby Jeff Rueter in St Paul, Minnesota·7d ago
From the outside, a moment like the one Cavan Sullivan produced Saturday seemed to be pulled directly from dreamland. Turns out, it pretty much was. “I was amazed.
Georgina Hayden’s quick and easy recipe for corn gado gado | Quick and easy
The Guardianby Georgina Hayden·7d ago
I am still making large, nourishing and vibrant salads, with gado gado being one of my favourites.
Vance wants voters to ‘give us another chance’. But he is cornered | Sidney Blumenthal
The Guardianby Sidney Blumenthal·7d ago
JD Vance has parachuted into the midterm election campaign on a rescue mission in a new guise: a risk management consultant.
Senate-approved bills aim to ease burden on pilots amid mental health ‘stigma’
World news | The Guardianby Eric Berger·7d ago
Pilots and air traffic controllers in the US could soon have an easier time achieving a healthy mental altitude – a move with implications for the safety of air travel in America.
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