Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Mum blamed for baby's death at Telford hospital calls for change in NHS
BBC Newsby Michael Buchanan·1d ago
- Published When Poppy Russell died shortly after birth, her parents were left bereft. What followed made matters harder to bear - her mother was blamed for the death.
The 300mph motorsport where women keep winning
BBC Newsby Jessica Abrahams·1d ago
Like "being shot out of a cannon" is the closest comparison that driver Susanne Callin can come up with for the extreme motorsport she competes in.
Beagle 2: How a British scientist used Britpop's Blur to reach Mars
BBC Newsby Danny Fullbrook·1d ago
- Published A series of plaques has been unveiled across the UK to celebrate the country's first spacecraft to reach another planet.
Tree of the Year: Wonky wych elm in County Down wins title
BBC Newsby Louise Cullen·1d ago
- Published Newcastle's 'Bendy Tree' has been crowned UK Tree of the Year 2026 - the first time a tree in Northern Ireland has won the national title since it was launched in 2014.
NSW police commissioner made last-minute bid to hold closed-door hearings into Sydney anti-Herzog protest
World news | The Guardianby Penry Buckley and Jordyn Beazley·1d ago
The New South Wales police commissioner made a last-minute bid to hold hearings into Sydney’s anti-Herzog protest behind closed doors, delaying the inquiry, the police watchdog has revealed.
Christa Pike 'angry and confused' when she woke from failed execution
Mail Onlineby Melissa Koenig·1d ago
Death row inmate Christa Pike was 'angry and confused' when she woke up in a hospital following a botched execution attempt at a Tennessee prison.
Lancashire mushrooms: Forager sees 'bumper' autumn season
BBC Newsby Haider Saleem·1d ago
- Published Have you spotted more mushrooms than usual on woodland walks or in your garden this autumn?
'Every day there is killing': Gazans face Israeli strikes despite ceasefire as peace deal stalls
BBC Newsby Yogita Limaye·1d ago
- Published In her tent in central Gaza early one morning last month, 31-year-old Fida al-Toutah, a mother of five, was combing her daughter's hair when the sound of gunfire erupted.
Ben Affleck didn't wear a prosthetic for full-frontal Gone Girl scene
Mail Onlineby Jacqueline Lindenberg·1d ago
- Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com Ben Affleck confirmed he did not wear a prosthetic during his infamous shower scene in the 2014 psychological thriller Gone Girl.
New Australian Open boss Andrew Abdo throws shade at critics: ‘I’m not an outsider’
Sport | The Guardianby Jack Snape·1d ago
New Tennis Australia chief executive Andrew Abdo pledged more shade and more seats for outer courts at the Australian Open in 2027, as the former rugby league administrator believes his background...
Bourne Woods ranger retires after 'remarkable' 38 years
BBC Newsby Amber Macey; Josh Stayton·1d ago
- Published A "passionate" woodsman who spent almost four decades caring for wildlife has retired.
Care home and charity charged after wheelchair users killed on boat trip
Daily Express :by Paige Ingram·1d ago
Over four years on from a fatal boating incident at Roadford Lake, that claimed the lives of two people, police have charged two companies with corporate manslaughter.
My relative's solicitor was struck off for fraud so is his will valid?
Mail Onlineby Tanya Jefferies·1d ago
My relative completed a will several years ago. However, since then the solicitor has been charged with fraud and wasn’t allowed to continue as a solicitor.
Three energy firms will supply three-quarters of homes after Eon deal
Mail Onlineby Jane Denton·1d ago
Energy firm's Eon's takeover of rival Ovo Energy means that just three businesses will now supply power to 74 per cent slice of British homes, analysis suggests.
Syrian general accused of atrocities paid and protected by US and Lebanon, BBC finds
BBC Newsby Sara Obeidat; Josh Baker·1d ago
- Published A former Syrian general wanted for crimes against humanity, external is being bankrolled and protected by the US and Lebanese authorities, a BBC News investigation has found.
UK motorists can now see live fuel prices on Google Maps
World news | The Guardianby Jillian Ambrose Energy correspondent·1d ago
Drivers will be able to see live petrol prices on Google Maps for the first time from Thursday, in a move that will help motorists shop around for the cheapest fuel.
‘I feel perfectly safe’: white Lutonians on the town’s supposed no-go zones
The Guardianby Ben Quinn with photographs by Graeme Robertson·1d ago
From behind the counter of his chippie, Tanner Ahmed is wrestling with the notion that the regular stop-off point for fans attending Luton Town’s nearby football ground could be in a “no-go zone”...
Rachel Roddy’s recipe for cheese and bread balls | A kitchen in Rome
The Guardianby Rachel Roddy·1d ago
Sadly, I’m never going to be able to recreate the cheese and bread balls I made a few weeks ago, because, of the four cheeses used, I recognised only two of them: a bit of gorgonzola and a slice of...
Stockpile food – and wash your hands: is that really how to prepare for environmental catastrophe? | George Monbiot
Environment | The Guardianby George Monbiot·1d ago
Would you mind fixing the NHS? And while you’re at it, could you please build an anti-missile system in your garden?
UK bluefin tuna comeback shows nature can recover, says WWF
BBC Newsby Justin Rowlatt·1d ago
- Published Bluefin tuna have returned in huge numbers off the British coast after almost disappearing from UK waters.
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