Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
‘Halloweenmas’: how the spooky one-nighter turned into a month-long spectacular
World news | The Guardianby Zoe Wood·1d ago
The tree is up, the wreath is hanging on the front door and you’ve just opened your advent calendar. All told, it’s beginning to feel a lot like … Halloween.
The hill I will die on: Pumpkin-spiced latte is a con. It’s time to put an end to Big Autumn | Chloë Hamilton
The Guardianby Chloë Hamilton·1d ago
It’s getting earlier every year, that first meme about golden leaves and pumpkin-spiced lattes. This year, I swear, I spotted one in early August, while we were still sweltering under our fourth...
‘It was a terrible thing’: Panama declares state of emergency as quake aftershocks rattle communities
The Guardianby Associated Press·1d ago
Panama’s government has declared a state of emergency on Saturday as the aftershocks of two powerful earthquakes that roiled the country shook communities for hours.
Former Biden adviser says Netanyahu made 2024 Gaza deal ‘impossible’
Middle East Eyeby Hilal Saki·1d ago
Phil Gordon, national security adviser to former US vice president Kamala Harris, has seconded allegations that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delayed a hostage-ceasefire deal in 2024.
A Trump impersonator and opera singers: CPAC was a spectacle, but the right still can’t agree how to take down Labor
World news | The Guardianby Josh Butler·1d ago
Many mainstream Australians would feel as if they’d been dropped in a foreign country at the Conservative Political Action Conference, lost amid oblique references to transgender swimmers, blue...
Can my employer stop me from working 4 days a week?
Mail Onlineby Mail·1d ago
I would like to switch from working five days a week to four days a week to help my wife look after our two children.
How a wardrobe malfunction inspired Brie Read to build Snag Tights
Mail Onlineby Anne Ashworth·1d ago
Brie Read started her online hosiery business Snag when, on a morning in the autumn of 2017, her tights fell down on George Street, Edinburgh’s smartest shopping area.
Preston teenager watched Apollo 17 launch with Neil Armstrong
BBC Newsby Georgie Docker·1d ago
- Published Nearly 54 years ago, Apollo 17 blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, bound for the moon.
Morning recap
Middle East Eyeby Hilal Saki·1d ago
Good Morning Middle East Eye readers, If you are just joining us, here are key developments from across the region and beyond: * At least 12 people were killed and 309 others injured in an attack...
‘Cockroach’ party leader released as Delhi braces for second day of protests
The Guardianby Reuters·1d ago
Delhi braced for a second day of youth protests demanding the resignation of India’s election chief on Sunday, as a court ordered the release of the “cockroach” movement founder, Abhijeet Dipke...
CJP at Jantar Mantar: Delhi braces for more protests as 'Cockroach' group's arrested leaders freed
BBC Newsby Geeta Pandey·1d ago
- Published A court in the Indian capital has ordered the release of top leaders of the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) even as the city braces for protests for a second day with thousands of...
Manchester-based composer creates requiem to honour enslaved Africans
The Guardianby Aamna Mohdin Communty affairs correspondent·1d ago
A centuries-old insurance document detailing the trafficking of enslaved Africans began with the words: “In the name of God, Amen.” For Dr Errol Francis, the artistic director and chief executive...
Healing waters: 10 of the best spa towns in Europe for a restorative autumn break
Travel | The Guardianby Fiona Kerr·1d ago
Mariánské Lázně, Czechia In 2021, Unesco designated 11 historic spa towns across Europe as one transnational world heritage site, recognising their “exceptional testimony to the European spa...
‘We need less point scoring’: What party conference season taught us about UK climate action
World news | The Guardianby Fiona Harvey Environment editor·1d ago
New homes could be built without solar panels, heat pumps and high-grade insulation, leading to higher household bills if the Conservative party wins the next general election.
‘You have a meeting’: the calendar phishing scam growing exponentially
World news | The Guardianby Hilary Osborne·1d ago
You’re preparing for the week ahead and take a look at your Google calendar. There’s an entry for a meeting that you must have completely forgotten.
David Beckham’s huge traditional greenhouse has me green with envy – how to get a similar look on a budget
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·1d ago
Sir David Beckham’s greenhouse is giving us serious garden envy, and if you haven’t already invested in one for your garden, let this be your inspiration.
Only 4 royals hold special honour today - not King Charles
Daily Express :by Jasmine Carey·1d ago
While the number of working royals in the UK may be slim, the actual number of people in or related to the Royal Family is huge.
Incredibly rich UK city plagued by 40 rough sleepers a night – ‘national shame’
Daily Express :by Andrew Papworth·1d ago
It is one of the UK’s wealthiest cities, but step inside Cambridge homeless shelter Jimmy’s and you could be forgiven for thinking you are in one of Britain’s poorest.
Ben Roberts-Smith attends Canberra event honouring Australian troops who served in Afghanistan
World news | The Guardianby Australian Associated Press·1d ago
Anthony Albanese has honoured Australian troops who served in Afghanistan, using the 25th anniversary of the country’s involvement in the conflict to describe their heroism as a fight for “who we...
United Rugby Championship: Contest for Wales selection heats up as Ospreys and Scarlets win
BBC Sportby Chris Kirwan·1d ago
- Published There was western relief after Ospreys and Scarlets got up and running in the 2026-27 United Rugby Championship (URC) season.
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