Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Mind-reading AI recreates exact images from your brain activity
Mail Onlineby Xantha Leatham·5d ago
The days of keeping your thoughts to yourself may be numbered. Scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking ‘mind-reading’ AI that can recreate images people are looking at simply by analysing their...
Ex-MP takes brutal swipe at King Charles’s slimmed down monarchy
Daily Express :by Sophia Papamavroudi·5d ago
Former Liberal Democrat minister Norman Baker has accused the Royal Family of saying that, despite King Charles’s slimmed-down monarchy, the royal costs keep going up at the expense of the...
Jannik Sinner: World number one ends season early with knee injury
BBC Sportby Amy Lofthouse·5d ago
- Published World number one Jannik Sinner will not play again in 2026 because of an ongoing right knee injury. The Italian has not played competitively since defending his Wimbledon title in July.
‘Brighton are the world’s most forward-thinking club’: Jason McCarthy on retiring at 29 to coach
Sport | The Guardianby Ben Fisher·5d ago
“You blow your whistle and then, all of a sudden, voom, you have 20, 30 people standing to attention,” says Jason McCarthy, discussing his transition into coaching after retiring from playing aged...
Police probe building firm amid claims families 'scammed' out of £500k
Mail Onlineby Katherine Lawton·5d ago
Police are probing a building firm amid claims nearly 40 families were 'scammed' out of almost £500,000 for work that never happened.
US households pay 62% more for water than they did a decade ago, study finds
World news | The Guardianby Maya Yang·5d ago
US households are paying 62% more for drinking water than they did a decade ago – outpacing inflation, grocery prices and household incomes, according to a new study.
Loss of green space could be issue that decides Holborn and St Pancras byelection
World news | The Guardianby Matthew Pearce·5d ago
When HS2 construction began around London’s Euston station in 2017 and people living nearby watched parks and playgrounds give way to diggers and rubble, they were promised that the lost green...
The Shining axe used by Jack Nicholson for sale as part Stanley Kubrick auction
The Guardianby Matthew Weaver·5d ago
The axe wielded by Jack Nicholson as he delivered his chillingly manic line “Here’s Johnny!” in the 1980 horror movie The Shining is to go on sale.
‘We got that bad guy and took him down!’ Jaclyn Smith on the fun, friendship and frustration of Charlie’s Angels
The Guardianby Emine Saner·5d ago
For a TV show that only ran for five years, Charlie’s Angels packs a punch like a bikini-wearing big-hair-flicking private investigator.
‘Spit on our sacrifice’: Canadian veterans fume after Trump and allies take jibes at military
The Guardianby John Semley·5d ago
On the morning of 11 September 2001, Perry Chalmers was running drills for the Royal Canadian Regiment’s specialised mortar platoon in New Brunswick when he heard the news: America was under...
I witnessed the Pinochet regime’s fall. It offers hope – and a warning – for the US | Ariel Dorfman
The Guardianby Ariel Dorfman·5d ago
A malignant, monomaniacal president, deeply unpopular, faces an election that could restrict his power and end his domination of his country.
‘We’re not going to go away’: the mom fighting for social media reform after her son’s suicide
The Guardianby Vivian Ho·5d ago
At this point in time, going anywhere without your smartphone feels almost like leaving behind a limb.
US televangelist Jim Bakker, ensnared in fraud and sex scandal, dies at 86
World news | The Guardianby Reuters·5d ago
The US televangelist Jim Bakker, who built a multimillion-dollar empire and lived in opulence before being disgraced by a sex scandal, a conviction for defrauding followers and divorce from his...
Last photo of Jeffrey Archer before his death aged 86
Mail Onlineby Martin Robinson·5d ago
The final pictures of Jeffrey Archer capture a man still brimming with energy and optimism, smiling alongside friend Gyles Brandreth less than 24 hours before his peaceful death at home yesterday.
What African Elections Can Learn from the BOORANA GADAA SYSTEM | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Diba Kosi Bilinga·5d ago
What African Elections Can Learn from the BOORANA GADAA SYSTEM A Democracy Older Than the Ballot Box Every election season, much of East Africa braces itself.
Saiorse Ronan says Jack Lowden Bond rumours 'aren't being discussed'
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox·5d ago
Saoirse Ronan has insisted she and husband Jack Lowden haven't discussed the rumours he's in line to play James Bond, after his co-star Gary Oldman let slip he'd landed the role.
Man charged over Gosport migrant protest
BBC News·5d ago
- Published A man has been charged after a protest over migrant arrivals in a Hampshire town. The Home Office said 149 migrants were picked up on Sunday in a mid-Channel rescue operation by the...
Russia ‘on lockdown’ as horror '14th-century plague spreads'
Daily Express :by Toby Codd·5d ago
Parts of Russia are reportedly on lockdown following the outbreak of the pneumonic plague. Over 200 people have been forcefully hospitalised for medical observation, with up to five hospitals...
French school protests expected to grow on ‘day of mobilisation’ – Europe live
The Guardianby Jakub Krupa·5d ago
Morning opening: French high school protests expected to grow on 'day of mobilisation' Jakub Krupa Large-scale protests are expected across France today, as high school student groups and trade...
UK weather maps turn purple in 6am October snow bomb - exact location
Daily Express :by Emily Wright·5d ago
Parts of the UK are bracing for an autumn chill as new weather maps highlight a dramatic mid-October freeze.
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