Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
‘I’m lovingly making fun of everyone I’ve ever met’: on the set of Leo Reich’s gen Z sitcom
The Guardianby Rachel Aroesti·5d ago
Leo Reich’s new Channel 4 sitcom is “Girls meets Peep Show. That’s always my favourite part of pitching anything: choose two really good things and say it’s a mix of those!” says the comedian with...
‘I’ve hit my midlife sexpot era!’ Romola Garai on marital misery, cheating … and sex scenes in cars
The Guardianby Michael Hogan·5d ago
In a raging storm in the Peak District last winter, a blue Toyota Yaris was parked in a remote roadside spot with a sex scene being filmed inside it.
Can you complain about bad smells coming from your neighbour's property? Yes – everything you need to know, according to legal pros
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·5d ago
Forgive me for being a little crass, but do your neighbours stink? And I mean, really stink? If you’re nodding your head, do you know what legal rights you have if bad smells are coming from your...
Jerry Hall deserves murder on Celebrity Traitors – but legends live beyond logic | Stuart Heritage
The Guardianby Stuart Heritage·5d ago
By rights, Jerry Hall should not still be a participant on The Celebrity Traitors. If there was any justice in the world, the traitors would have murdered her in cold blood at the very start of...
Thieves make off with €5m haul from prestigious Italian winery
World news | The Guardianby Angela Giuffrida in Rome·5d ago
Thousands of bottles of wine worth €5m (£4.2m) have been stolen from a prestigious winery in Tuscany in what is thought to be the biggest heist of its kind in Italy.
Zack Polanski loses his byelection bid – and the Green party’s Zionism motion has outraged its closest allies in Europe
The Conversation UKby Charles Lees, Executive Dean, City St George's, University of London·5d ago
It has been a rollercoaster year for the Green Party of England and Wales. It’s little more than 12 months since the election of the charismatic Zack Polanski as party leader.
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: What next? Mrs Tiggy-Winkle on our cash?
Mail Onlineby Richard Littlejohn·5d ago
The Bank of England has blown £85,000 of our money on a politically motivated plan to remove historical figures including Sir Winston Churchill from our banknotes.
Judge warns against online commentary in murder trial of X Factor star
Mail Onlineby Ryan Hooper·5d ago
People posting commentary on social media about the murder trial involving a former X Factor finalist and her influencer 'rival' risk being jailed, a judge warned today.
Royal Mail 'used AI for voice of late BBC narrator Paul Vaughan in ad'
Mail Onlineby Aidan Radnedge·5d ago
The family of Paddington Bear audiobooks narrator Paul Vaughan have accused the Royal Mail of using AI to recreate his voice in a Christmas advert.
Shein outsells British rival Asos as UK revenue hits £2.58bn
World news | The Guardianby Sarah Butler·5d ago
Shein, the online fast-fashion retailer founded in China, increased sales in the UK by just over a quarter last year, overtaking its British rival Asos.
EasyJet cuts thousands of winter flights as aviation fuel costs rise
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·5d ago
EasyJet is set to cut thousands of flights from its winter schedule in the face of rising jet fuel costs.
‘Nobody is listening to us’: on the school protest frontline, I heard why France’s students feel disowned | Alexander Hurst
The Guardianby Alexander Hurst·5d ago
When adolescents protest that the government is failing to uphold their right to an education, and the government’s response is to send in riot police, the government has lost the plot.
Artificial intelligence systems crack hundreds of unsolved problems
Mail Onlineby Wiliam Hunter·5d ago
OpenAI has sparked a crisis in the mathematics world after announcing an unreleased artificial intelligence tool has cracked hundreds of unsolved problems.
Southampton v Portsmouth: South coast derby talking points
BBC Sportby Dan George·5d ago
- Published Over two highly competitive games last season neither Southampton nor Portsmouth could claim the derby day bragging rights they so desperately craved.
Doctor accused of 1994 Rwanda genocide offences to face trial in UK
BBC News (World)by Cachella Smith·5d ago
- Published A doctor accused of a number of offences relating to the 1994 Rwanda genocide is set to face trial in autumn next year.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor granted £302,000 for end of Royal Lodge lease
The Guardianby Jamie Grierson·5d ago
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation after the lease on his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor was officially surrendered.
'No one listens to us': France's mass student protests expose social and racial inequality
Middle East Eyeby Pauline Ertel·5d ago
'No one listens to us': France's mass student protests expose social and racial inequality As France's student protests stretch into a third week, testimonies from young people show how unequal and...
France promises 3,000 extra teachers in bid to calm student protests
BBC News (World)by Hugh Schofield·5d ago
- Published The French government has made its first sign of giving ground to teenage protesters, with a promise of 3,000 extra supply teachers in the coming days.
'Multiple injuries' on plane bound for major city as 999 crews swarm aircraft
Daily Express :by Lauran O'Toole·5d ago
Eight people have been rushed to hospital after a flight bound for New York City was forced to divert due to severe turbulence. Bound for John F.
Moment tornado rips through Sicilian tourist hotspot flipping cars
Mail Onlineby Will Hallowell·5d ago
This is the moment a 'violent' tornado rips through a Sicilian tourist hotspot as Europe is lashed by storms and flooding.
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