Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Murdered for their eyes: people with albinism living in terror in Madagascar
The Guardianby Sarah Johnson in Toliara·19d ago
Not long after midnight in late May this year, three men barged through the door of the small room where Nicole Soalala lived with her family on the outskirts of Toliara, a coastal city in the...
Is tech the secret to a more analogue life? How gadgets, apps and tips could actually reduce your screen time
Wildlife | The Guardianby Hannah Rochell·19d ago
With the continued backlash against AI and growing concern about our reliance on screens, an analogue life has never looked so appealing.
Women's World Cup qualifying play-offs: Wales without seven players for Albania ties
BBC Sportby Gareth Vincent·19d ago
- Published Ceri Holland is one of seven players who will miss out through injury when a depleted Wales squad take on Albania in their Women's World Cup play-off semi-final next month.
Ed Barnard: The Warwickshire captain who 'commands respect'
BBC Sportby Ged Scott·19d ago
- Published Behind every great team there is generally a great leader and Warwickshire's County Championship winning captain Ed Barnard is the latest to fit that particular bill.
Why is diesel so expensive and could it hit £3 a litre in near future?
Mail Onlineby Freda Lewis-Stempel·19d ago
Diesel has hit a record high, with it currently sitting just shy of £2 a litre, leaving markets worried and motorists struggling to afford to fill up their vehicles.
Revealed: Ireland have NOT decided whether to play second Israel game
Mail Onlineby Will Griffee·19d ago
Ireland have not decided whether they will play Sunday's 'home' behind-closed-doors fixture with Israel in Serbia, with thousands of fans backing a boycott.
Blackpool Pleasure Beach 'best of the best' in theme parks award
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·19d ago
Blackpool's Pleasure Beach has now been crowned 'best of the best' in major theme parks awards. The beloved resort scooped up the prestigious award at the Park World Excellence Awards 2026, the...
Anthropic warns of AI's 'existential risks to humanity' ahead of IPO
Mail Onlineby Angharad Carrick·19d ago
AI giant Anthropic has warned that its technology poses 'existential risks to humanity' as it gears up for what is expected to be the most highly valued stock market float ever.
MLB playoff predictions: are the Dodgers heading for an inevitable fall?
The Guardianby Bryan Armen Graham, Alex Kirshner and David Lengel·19d ago
Team who will most be missed from the playoffs The Mariners. The only active MLB team to have never appeared in a World Series came within a single win of ending that hoodoo last October and...
Strictly It Takes Two's new host Ellie Taylor criticised
Mail Onlineby Lily Jobson·19d ago
Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two host Ellie Taylor was criticised for 'forcing funny lines' during her first ever show after she replaced Fleur East and Janette Manrara.
RAF Fairford: Labour’s deputy leader says ‘I trust our police’ after Trump questions decision to bail suspects – latest updates
World news | The Guardianby Yohannes Lowe·19d ago
I trust UK's police judgement on suspects, Labour's deputy leader says We are restarting our live coverage of the major incident at RAF Fairford after five British nationals who were arrested over...
How do Denmark and the UK compare when it comes to alcohol and drinking habits?
The Conversation UKby Peter Jepsen, Clinical Professor, Department of Clinical Medicine Hepatology and Gastroenterology, Aarhus University·19d ago
For decades, Denmark and the UK have been known as countries where alcohol plays a big role in people’s social lives.
Why Europe wants to boost its Arctic presence
The Conversation UKby Klaus Dodds, Senior Research Fellow, RAND Europe; Middlesex University·19d ago
EU leaders gathered in northern Finland recently for a summit focused on reaffirming the importance of the Arctic region to European security.
US congressman erupts at 'unreliable' UK - 'United Islamic Republic'
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath·19d ago
An American politician has branded Britain as “unreliable" after five men arrested near RAF Fairford were bailed.
Sainsbury's issues 'stop using' alert for 3 products over 'chemical safety risk'
Daily Express :by Rebecca Robinson·19d ago
Sainsbury's has urged its customers to "stop using" three of its products after a "serious chemical risk" was found.
Burnham to signal willingness to look at scrapping pension triple lock to fund social care
World news | The Guardianby Jessica Elgot Deputy political editor·19d ago
Andy Burnham will signal he is prepared to look at scrapping the pensions triple lock to fund a national care service, telling the Labour conference he will be willing to make difficult arguments...
Alan Shearer shares photos from his daughter Chloe's wedding
Mail Onlineby Connie Rusk·19d ago
Alan Shearer was every inch the proud father as he posted highlights from his eldest daughter Chloe's Yorkshire wedding.
Meningitis at university: why students are at higher risk and what to watch for
The Conversation UKby Fran Ludwig, Associate Head, Biosciences and Chemistry,, Sheffield Hallam University·19d ago
Freshers’ week is designed to bring new students together. But the same close contact that helps friendships form can also help infections spread.
LPU Phagwara: A rape rumour sends an Indian university into turmoil and empties hostels
BBC News (World)by Zoya Mateen; Azadeh Moshiri·19d ago
- Published One of India's largest private universities has suspended classes after an unverified allegation that a female student was raped on campus set off protests that descended into violence.
Death row inmate who suffered abuse compares herself to Lindsay Clancy
Mail Onlineby Melissa Koenig·19d ago
A woman who is set to be executed on Wednesday for murder she committed when she was a teenager has compared herself to Lindsay Clancy.
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