Trees planted by school children leave villagers in 'constant shadow'
Mail Onlineby Joshua Haining13h ago
A village has been plunged into near total darkness by dozens of 60-foot-tall trees planted by primary children 38 years ago.
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top 81%Three sisters who drowned in Brighton took their own lives, inquest finds
The Guardianby Esther Addley13h ago
Three sisters who drowned in the sea in Brighton collectively decided to end their own lives, a coroner has ruled.
Interiors expert reveals the crucial bathroom renovation mistakes
Mail Onlineby Ruth Stainer13h ago
It is a place in our homes where we might expect function to rule over form. But bathrooms have been undergoing pricey renovations amid a rise of hotel-inspired luxury designs as homeowners try to...
Khaldoon al-Mubarak: the tightrope walker who made rare misstep over City charges
The Guardianby Rob Draper13h ago
No one better understands the precarious tightrope Abu Dhabi walks when it tries to balance its relationships with western Europe while weighing the complex geopolitics of the Gulf region than...
‘Occupation. Expulsion. Settlement’: Israeli politician campaigns on platform to ethnically cleanse Gaza
Middle East Eyeby MEE staff13h ago
‘Occupation. Expulsion. Settlement’: Israeli politician campaigns on platform to ethnically cleanse Gaza A former Israeli lawmaker has published election campaign adverts on public buses bearing...
Can Sánchez convince Spanish voters he is their best hope for fairer housing?
The Guardianby Sam Jones in Madrid13h ago
Even before María del Carmen Abascal died on Wednesday night, a mere fortnight after her eviction from the Madrid flat where she had lived for most of her life, the frail 87-year-old woman had...
Trump's mocking remark as hecklers spark chaos during key event
Daily Express :by Lauran O'Toole14h ago
President Donald Trump’s latest midterm campaign rally was rocked by a wave of protesters on Wednesday night as he fought to convince Texas voters to back Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
‘Like a movie script’: Michael McArdle backs Northern Ireland to make history
Sport | The Guardianby Tom Garry14h ago
For seven and a half years, Michael McArdle worked in the construction industry while playing semi-professional football, studying for a degree in building services engineering and raising three...
Supporters of Druze faction raise Israeli flags in Sweida on 7 October anniversary
Middle East Eyeby Reem Aouir14h ago
Supporters of Druze faction raise Israeli flags in Sweida on 7 October anniversary Supporters of Druze spiritual leader Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri rallied in the southern Syrian city of Sweida on...
Moment worker is caught flinging packages by furious Vinted seller
Mail Onlineby Caitlin Leng14h ago
This is the moment a parcel worker was caught on video by a furious Vinted seller flinging packages to the ground.
Prince Harry says he 'slipped into depression' after moving abroad
Daily Express :by Rebecca Russell14h ago
Prince Harry has revealed he "slipped into depression" for two weeks after he moved to Canada with Meghan Markle and their son, Prince Archie, back in 2019.
NHS pain consultant with sore knee wins unfair dismissal claim
Mail Onlineby Andy Dolan14h ago
A top NHS consultant has won a discrimination case after she was stripped of her Clinical Director of Pain title - because of knee pain.
Bechi: Teacher who sexually abused pupil back in Indonesia jail after BBC investigation
BBC Newsby Endang Nurdin; Rebecca Henschke; BBC News Indonesia14h ago
- Published A former teacher who sexually assaulted a student has been returned to jail in Indonesia after a BBC investigation revealed he was secretly released early.
Travelodge hotel staff let strangers into people's rooms SIXTY times
Mail Onlineby Eleanor Mann14h ago
A shocking independent review has found that Travelodge's hotel staff let strangers into people's rooms 60 times - four years after a man sexually assaulted a woman in her bed after he was given a...
Racial and religious hate crimes at record high in England and Wales, data shows
The Guardianby Chris Osuh and Aamna Mohdin14h ago
Racially and religiously motivated offences have reached record highs in the UK, as the government’s main Islamophobia partner says attacks on mosques are increasing in severity.
Planet of the apes: the ‘bizarre’ and tortured history of monkeys and humans
The Guardianby Matthew Cantor14h ago
Zines have always lent themselves to weird and wonderful topics, from sci-fi reflections to punk fanzines to radical political tracts.
Dafydd Owain’s second album wins the 2026 Welsh music prize
The Guardianby Michael Cragg14h ago
Singer-songwriter Dafydd Owain has won the 2026 Welsh music prize with his second album Ymarfer Byw.
Ed Miliband insists UK will 'build back up' presence in Jerusalem as British consulate closes on Israel's orders
Middle East Eyeby Imran Mulla14h ago
Ed Miliband insists UK will 'build back up' presence in Jerusalem as British consulate closes on Israel's orders Britain has announced it is closing its consulate in occupied East Jerusalem and...
‘Airport malaria’ is rare, but can be deadly when doctors don’t expect it
The Conversation UKby Khalid Beshir, Lecturer in Biomedical Science, University of East London; London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine14h ago
A few days after landing at Frankfurt Airport, several people who had never left Germany developed a fever.
Florence Buchanan: the pioneering physiologist whose face was lost to history
The Conversation UKby Frances Ashcroft, Emeritus Professor, Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics, University of Oxford14h ago
For more than a century, we could see Florence Buchanan’s science but not Florence Buchanan. Her papers and electrical traces survived, and her work placed her alongside some of the most...