Betty Liu's Sesame-Cumin Chicken is double-fried for flavor and crispiness
The Independentby Betty Liu·14 Sept 2026
Deep-fry (zhà), a well-known technique where the food is fried in a pool of hot oil, which both cooks it and creates a crispy exterior, is used throughout the “Frying” chapter in my cookbook “The...
UK weather forecast: What can we expect in September?
The Independentby Suha Kidwai·14 Sept 2026
Changeable conditions with occasional rain and gusty winds arriving from the North Atlantic are set to dominate September, with temperatures settling close to seasonal averages.
Kelly Osbourne pays emotional tribute to Amy Winehouse on her birthday
The Independentby Pierra Willix·14 Sept 2026
Kelly Osbourne has paid tribute to her close friend Amy Winehouse on what would have been the late British singer's 43rd birthday. The artist died at the age of 27 in July 2011.
A Christian pastor called Arapaho ceremonies 'idol worship.' Now the tribe wants her church gone
The Independentby Savannah Peters·14 Sept 2026
Every Sunday morning on the Wind River Reservation, congregants gather at Foundations for Nations Church to pray while protesters outside do the same.
Steve Smith casts doubt over playing in Ashes 2027
The Independentby Flo Clifford·14 Sept 2026
Australia legend Steve Smith has cast doubt on his participation in next summer’s Ashes, admitting he may retire from Test cricket before that point.
Brennan is the future of British cycling and can follow path of two legendary riders
The Independentby Flo Clifford·14 Sept 2026
Asked before this Vuelta a Espana which rider would win five stages and leave his rivals utterly demoralised by his dominance, you would probably have said Tadej Pogacar.
Schoolboy acquitted of murdering 16-year-old classmate in case that rocked Malaysia
The Independentby Arpan Rai·14 Sept 2026
A high court in Malaysia on Monday acquitted a teenage boy charged with the high-profile murder of a 16-year-old female student on the grounds of insanity in the country's Bandar Utama town last...
Elliot Anderson reveals Phil Foden’s reaction to Man City’s derby win after red card
The Independentby Simon Peach·14 Sept 2026
Phil Foden was ecstatic in the dressing room following Manchester City's resilient victory over Manchester United, despite his first-half red card, according to teammate Elliot Anderson.
Mining for minerals in the Congo could help save the rainforest, former minister says
The Independentby Nick Ferris·14 Sept 2026
Mining for critical minerals in the Congo could help protect Africa’s great rainforest by creating new economic opportunities and giving countries in the region greater power over the value of...
Scientist honours Taylor Swift by naming four ‘blonde’ insects after her
The Independentby Hayley Chamberlain·14 Sept 2026
Four newly identified insect species have been named after Taylor Swift. Found in Australia, the tiny plant-eating bugs form part of a new genus called Swiftiephylus, paying tribute to the singer...
Poland pledges to strengthen security after drone strikes along border with Ukraine
The Independentby Claudia Ciobanu and Elise Morton·14 Sept 2026
Poland pledged increased security along its border with Ukraine after a wave of Russian drone strikes near the frontier, including two that landed within kilometers of Polish territory.
Paddy Power Bingo bonus code: Deposit + play £10 get £60 bingo funds
The Independentby Chris Wilson·14 Sept 2026
Paddy Power Bingo, the bingo site of one of the most reputable, trusted online gambling sites in the UK, is running a welcome offer for new bingo players to claim £60 bingo funds.
Iran denounces Austria for blocking its nuclear chief from a meeting in Vienna
The Independentby Stephanie Liechtenstein·14 Sept 2026
Iran on Monday condemned the exclusion of the head of its Atomic Energy Organization from the annual gathering of the United Nations nuclear agency in Vienna saying that it constitutes “a serious...
Japan, India, Ukraine: Why some countries are uneasy about UN’s new world map
The Independentby Alisha Rahaman Sarkar·14 Sept 2026
Multiple countries have raised concerns over the changes introduced to a new world map adopted by the UN, which represents Africa more accurately in size.
Experts warn about imminent AI catastrophe – follow live
The Independentby Andrew Griffin and Anthony Cuthbertson·14 Sept 2026
AI experts have agreed that humanity is in imminent danger from artificial intelligence – and that the companies developing it need to urgently slow their work.
Formula One ready to make late call over whether season can end in Middle East
The Independentby Philip Duncan·14 Sept 2026
Formula One is prepared to wait to determine whether this season can end in the Middle East. The campaign is scheduled to finish with rounds in Qatar on November 29 and then in Abu Dhabi a week...
The real reason behind Man United’s bad start to the season
The Independentby Richard Jolly·14 Sept 2026
A week earlier, after an earlier Sunday that brought disappointment for Manchester United, Michael Carrick reacted to a suggestion his side had made a poor beginning to the campaign.
Sunday In The Park With George cancelled after star withdrawals
The Independentby Laura Harding·14 Sept 2026
The planned London revival of Sunday In The Park With George has been called off after stars Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey pulled out.
Why using AI to write your CV could be a bad idea
The Independentby Karl Matchett·14 Sept 2026
Jobseekers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to apply for jobs – but leaving AI in charge of your applications could be a hindrance to securing new roles, new research suggests.
Viking floats out second hydrogen-powered cruise ship
The Independentby Marc Shoffman·14 Sept 2026
Viking has floated out its second hydrogen-powered cruise ship, capable of operating without emitting carbon from its exhaust.
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