Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Bodycam shows moment 'Cornell 7' student was banned from campus
Mail Onlineby Will Potter·7d ago
Newly released bodycam footage reveals the moment one of the Cornell fraternity brothers accused of gang raping a student was banned from the Ivy League campus.
Would the Conservatives' plan make new houses £50,000 cheaper?
BBC Newsby Ben Chu·7d ago
- Published Conservative shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith has said his party, if it was returned to power, would take £50,000 off the cost of building a new home in England and Wales by cutting...
Supporters of Imran Khan start march on locked-down Islamabad
World news | The Guardianby Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Delhi·7d ago
Imran Khan’s supporters have begun a march to Islamabad to demand his release from jail after efforts by the government to halt the protest failed.
Debate whether police are right to lock down UK towns when small boats arrive
Daily Express :by Aditi Rane·7d ago
Small-boat arrivals have become a recurring source of tension in communities across the UK, particularly in coastal areas where migrants can be brought ashore for initial processing.
Relatives of Epstein victim appear in attack ad targeting Republican congressman
World news | The Guardianby Edward Helmore·7d ago
Two relatives of Virginia Giuffre, one of the most prominent Jeffrey Epstein victims who died last year, appeared in a political attack ad targeting Colorado Republican congressman Jeff Crank...
Killer who hunted female hiker takes plea to avoid death penalty
Mail Onlineby Will Potter·7d ago
An Arizona man who hunted down a female hiker and brutally stabbed her to death has taken a plea deal to avoid the death penalty.
Zelensky condemns 'horrific' Russian strike on boat carrying corn in Black Sea
BBC News (World)by Paulin Kola·7d ago
- Published Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has condemned a "horrific" Russian attack on a vessel carrying corn in the Black Sea.
'Sorry PM, dragging us back into bed with Europe would cost billions'
Daily Express :by Jonathan Saxty – Political Commentator·7d ago
Rejoining the EU would lose Andy Burnham money! That's right. The PM's anti-democratic scheme to drag us back into bed with Brussels means Labour could no longer charge VAT on private schools.
Princess Kate swears by these iconic boots — now there’s a chic new version
Daily Express :by Alicia Liberty·7d ago
I’ve spotted a new pair of Penelope Chilvers boots that have Princess Catherine written all over them — and they might just be the ultimate investment for a British autumn.
Pension Credit age increase for anyone born after October 6, 1960
Daily Express :by Claire Schofield·7d ago
An ongoing increase to the State Pension age in the UK will impact eligibility for a key pension-age benefit for people born after October 6, 1960.
Ho Chi Minh city: Twelve arrested for allegedly running cat trafficking ring in Vietnam
BBC Newsby Ethirajan Anbarasan; Rachel Flynn·7d ago
- Published Twelve men have been arrested in Vietnam after allegedly confessing to stealing and selling around 2,700 cats, Ho Chi Minh City police have said.
Thylane Blondeau mingles with Hollywood royalty Uma Thurman
Mail Onlineby Ciara Farmer·7d ago
Thylane Blondeau – famously known as 'the most beautiful girl in the world' – mingled with Hollywood royalty Uma Thurman at Paris Fashion Week on Monday.
Even I'm not English under Braverman's 'ridiculous' test - Rees-Mogg
Mail Onlineby Greg Heffer·7d ago
Jacob Rees-Mogg today mocked his former Cabinet colleague Suella Braverman over her 'ridiculous' test for being English.
Horror as ‘Russian drone strike’ hits cargo ship in Black Sea leaving two dead
Daily Express :by Catherine Mackinlay·7d ago
Two dead after fire on commercial vessel near Romania Two people have died and 11 others were rescued after a suspected Russian drone strike hit a cargo ship in the Black Sea.
Bed bug expert shares warning for travellers
Mail Onlineby Alesia Fiddler·7d ago
You’ve lugged your heavy case onto the train, found your reserved seat and slumped down, ready to relax for the rest of your journey.
The curious case of the bear in the Bayeux tapestry – what it tells us about baiting in medieval England
The Conversation UKby Liam Lewis, Lecturer in Medieval Literature, Cardiff University·7d ago
Try to imagine medieval England. You might picture knights, castles and battles. But what about bears?
Lidl’s £16 heated cushion could help you stay cosy without turning on the heating
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Annie Collyer·7d ago
Heated cushions aren't exactly a new idea, but if you're trying to stay cosy without immediately reaching for the central heating, then now may be the time to run to Lidl's middle aisle.
How pond algae led to a Nobel prize and a new way to study the brain
The Conversation UKby Robert Lucas, Professor, Neuroscience, University of Manchester·7d ago
Scientists who worked out how to control brain cells with light have won this year’s Nobel prize in physiology or medicine.
Why some Indigenous communities don’t resist oil extraction in their territories
The Conversation UKby Julie Dayot, Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Exeter·7d ago
More than half of the Ecuadorian Amazon has been marked for oil drilling, overlapping with Indigenous territories and areas of high biodiversity.
Canada approved euthanasia after woman could no longer cook for family
Mail Onlineby Lauren Acton-Taylor·7d ago
Top Canadian doctors are raising alarm bells over the country's seemingly quick approval for assisted dying requests, after one elderly woman was accepted based on the fact that she lost the...
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