Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
The Guardianby Reuters7d ago
Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from his China Open semi-final clash with Novak Djokovic after hitting a rebounding ball into the crowd, striking a spectator in the eye.
Mail Onlineby Ryan Hooper7d ago
An Afghan migrant who stabbed a dog walker to death after attempting to murder his landlord in a 'random, frenzied and entirely unprovoked attack' has been handed an indefinite hospital order.
The Conversation UKby Vladyslav Havrylov, Research Consultant at the Leverhulme Centre for Research on Slavery in War, King's College London7d ago
A year or so after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the city of Murmansk in Russia’s Arctic north-west marked its annual regional day with a celebration for children.
World news | The Guardianby Associated Press7d ago
Dennis Hastert, the longest-serving Republican US House speaker, died over the weekend, a coroner said on Monday. He was 84.
Mail Onlineby Will Gove7d ago
A former winner of Miss Germany has announced a surprise career switch - and will swap the catwalk for the boxing ring at the age of 33.
The Guardianby Barry Glendenning7d ago
SEVEN UP Whether it’s relegation, the loss of a cup final or some other soul-crushing matchday disappointment, no televised capitulation of a football team is ever truly complete without the...
The Guardianby Hannah Ellis-Petersen South Asia correspondent7d ago
India’s supreme court has demanded accountability from the government and the senior election body over a controversial exercise that has led to the deletion of tens of millions of voters from the...
Daily Express :by Jonathan Walker7d ago
The Green Party has been taken over by the anti-Israel obsessives that nearly destroyed the Labour Party.
World news | The Guardianby Victoria Bekiempis7d ago
The US saw almost 12,000 book bans in public schools during the 2025-2026 school year, the highest number in a single year, according to the free-expression non-profit PEN America.
World news | The Guardianby Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor7d ago
Iran’s oil minister has resigned days after allegations that an intermediary trust selling Iranian oil abroad owed millions of dollars’ worth of export receipts to the state.
BBC Newsby Katie Razzall7d ago
- Published Rachel Jupp is a bold choice for the BBC's director of news. She is a well-regarded high flier who has impressed in her roles at Panorama, Newsnight and Channel 4 News.
World news | The Guardianby Chris Osuh7d ago
The singer and television personality Mel B has said she is “heartbroken” by the Windrush scandal victims’ fight for justice, as the Windrush commissioner urged ministers to commit to providing...
Daily Express :by Steph Spyro7d ago
Jeremy Clarkson has branded attacks on farmers as "relentless" during a surprise appearance at Tory conference.
BBC Newsby Jamie Calder7d ago
- Published Visitors from outside Scotland now need to pay to enter one of Edinburgh's most popular attractions for the first time in its 900-year history.
Daily Express :by Paige Freshwater7d ago
3-legged dog doesn't understand why nobody wants her Laika may only have three legs, but there's very little this determined rescue dog can't do - and her rescuers are desperate for someone to...
African Argumentsby Gideon Ndubuisi and Elvis Korku Avenyo7d ago
Beyond Load Shedding: How South Africa’s Electricity Crisis Scarred Industry South Africa’s electricity system has staged a remarkable recovery.
The Guardianby Jack Larkin7d ago
In early 2020 in Canberra, I left my job in human resources. Ironically the constant onboarding and offboarding of employees made me realise no one ever stays in the same job forever.
World news | The Guardianby Christopher Knaus and Ariel Bogle7d ago
Vietnam veterans, rough sleepers and other impoverished Australians are being buried in unmarked communal graves often holding four or more people, a practice relatives have described as...
The Guardianby Daniel Gallan7d ago
For South African cricketers, administrators and supporters, the most surprising aspect of the Sandpaper scandal was not that it happened.
The Guardianby Katharine Gammon in Los Angeles7d ago
Atop Mount Lee, in the heart of Los Angeles, the wind is quiet. Two red-tailed hawks sail above, barely flapping as they coast the thermal air like surfers on a wave.
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