Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox10d ago
Michael Sheen's debut as the new host of House Of Games has drawn mixed reviews from fans, as some said he pales in comparison to the 'irreplaceable' Richard Osman.
The Conversation UKby Emma L. Davies, PhD Researcher in English Literature, University of Bristol10d ago
In 2020, Taylor Swift told us she read Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca, the 1938 bestseller about a young bride haunted by the memory of her husband’s glamorous first wife.
The Conversation UKby Vikram Niranjan, Associate Professor in Public Health at University of Limerick, University of Limerick10d ago
Teeth are an unlikely place to start when judging a health system, but they can be one of the most revealing. Oral health tells a surprisingly big story.
Daily Express :by Toby Codd10d ago
An 11-year-old girl was found dead in a UK park and police have launched an investigation. The force said the death is being treated as "unexplained" and officers are appealing for witnesses or...
The Conversation UKby Sarah Wall, Senior Lecturer in Education, Anglia Ruskin University10d ago
The issue of children missing school in England remains an urgent problem. New data shows that in the 2024-25 academic year, 18% of pupils were persistently absent, meaning that they missed 10% of...
The Guardianby Lauren Gambino in Los Angeles10d ago
Leaders in California have sharply denounced Donald Trump as “reckless” and “deranged” after the US president suggested Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego – two liberal cities in the...
The Guardianby Priya Elan10d ago
Since Whitney Houston’s death in 2012, a flurry of books and documentaries have appeared, most of them presenting her life as a cautionary tale.
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw10d ago
The chrysalis of 80s and 90s high-school comedy finally gave us a veritable butterfly of fear in this cult girl-power classic from 1996, co-written and directed by Andrew Fleming, now rereleased...
The Guardianby Deepa Parent10d ago
The human rights activist Narges Mohammadi has described being beaten so severely by Iranian security agents that she required two brain scans, before being held in solitary confinement for two...
Mail Onlineby Christian Calgie10d ago
Kemi Badenoch's right-hand man suggested yesterday that the Tories will look at cutting tobacco duty.
Mail Onlineby Alex Brummer10d ago
There is no disguising the reality that BT chief executive Allison Kirkby’s swoop on ailing TalkTalk is a fast-track deal.
BBC Sportby Nesta McGregor10d ago
- Published Situated next to Nigeria, the small west African country of Benin is generally used to being left in the shadows of its footballing powerhouse neighbour.
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield10d ago
Andy Burnham might not lay out plans to boost defence spending for another year, it was revealed today.
Mail Onlineby Niomi Harris10d ago
Nicole Scherzinger sizzled in a sequin bikini as she got back on stage to perform with the Pussycat Dolls at The 3Arena in Dublin on Monday after suffering horrific burns.
Mail Onlineby Dan Hodges10d ago
It may take a few months. Possibly a year or so. But some time very, very soon Zack Polanski, current leader of the Green Party, will find himself consigned to the history books.
The Guardianby Associated Press10d ago
New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough was “embarrassed”. Second-year coach Kellen Moore was “disappointed” and “frustrated”.
Daily Express :by Steffan Rhys10d ago
Residents of a village considered one of the world's most beautiful have become fed up with the behaviour of tourists to the point that they are taking action to stop it.
BBC Sportby Mike Peter10d ago
- Published India batter Harmanpreet Kaur has left her role as national team captain across all three formats of international cricket.
World news | The Guardianby Tom McIlroy10d ago
With Angus Taylor’s hardline immigration policy unveiled on Tuesday, voters have a new measure of Pauline Hanson’s success in dragging politics further to the right.
BBC News (World)by Nawal Al-Maghafi10d ago
- Published Every morning at 6am, 10-year-old Rafeef and her younger brother get ready for school, putting on their cream and brown uniforms.
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