Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Manchester City charges: What does guilty verdict mean for players?
BBC Newsby Sami Mokbel; Laura Scott·15d ago
- Published So much has been said about Manchester City since it was revealed they had been found guilty of the majority of the 115 Premier League charges levelled at them.
The ICE documentary as chilling as a horror movie: ‘We’re trying to put the audience in a position of terror’
The Guardianby Andrew Lawrence·15d ago
Get Out. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The Purge. All three films build on an august tradition of using horror as a Trojan horse to comment on the social, political and racial anxieties of their...
For too long, only the right has expanded the boundaries of what governments can do. Can Burnham change that? | Andy Beckett
The Guardianby Andy Beckett·15d ago
How much can a Labour government change the country? According to many voters, journalists and politicians, including plenty in the party itself, the answer to that stubbornly recurring question...
Christa Pike survived her execution attempt. Tennessee must not try again | Austin Sarat
The Guardianby Austin Sarat·15d ago
Botched executions are nothing new in US history. In the era when hangings were common, some condemned people were decapitated.
Calls grow for US death penalty halt after ‘torturous’ botched execution of Christa Pike
The Guardianby Ed Pilkington·15d ago
Top lawyers, doctors and members of the faith community are calling for a moratorium on the US death penalty after Tennessee’s failed attempt to execute Christa Pike left the prisoner alive but in...
Clay Travis: inside the Maga permadad’s world of sports betting, trans panic and more sports betting
The Guardianby Aaron Timms·15d ago
When Maga media blowhard Clay Travis offered $2m to Colin Kaepernick last week to appear on the daily talkshow he hosts with former CIA analyst Buck Sexton, it represented the culmination of a...
A century after the weekend was invented, it has disappeared. Let’s reclaim leisure | Richard Morgan
The Guardianby Richard Morgan·15d ago
It was a Saturday. In fact, the Saturday. Almost exactly a century ago, on 25 September 1926, Henry Ford instituted a policy of weekends for his workforce.
Eastern Spain braces for torrential rain and flooding
World news | The Guardianby Megan Davies and James Michelin for MetDesk·15d ago
Torrential rain and potentially damaging flooding are forecast in eastern Spain over the coming days, as cold upper air moves over the warm, humid surface air of the Mediterranean Sea, fuelling...
Row erupts over Cairo mural depicting Tutankhamun and Nefertiti with dark skin
The Guardianby Hanaa Hammad in Cairo·15d ago
On the eve of Chinese president Xi Jinping’s state visit to Cairo last month, the city authorities were busy removing a 66-metre-long mural from the esteemed guest’s line of sight.
Calls to ban Argentine visitors to Falklands ‘saying they're not British'
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath·15d ago
Anger is rising on the Falkland Islands after Argentinian visitors were reportedly caught waving their national flag and political banners that deny British sovereignty, triggering open calls from...
Christian Wade: Newcastle winger close to record in try-dominated Prem
BBC Sportby Adam Lanigan·15d ago
- Published The opening week of the new Prem season was all about tries, tries, tries as the league's 10 teams went on all-out attack.
Manchester City: FA says guilty verdict has "significant implications for integrity of the game"
BBC Newsby Adwaidh Rajan·15d ago
- Published The independent commission's verdict against Manchester City has "significant implications for the integrity of the game", according to the Football Association.
Recent lobbyist for Palantir had key role in helping Andy Burnham become PM
The Guardianby Robert Booth and Henry Dyer·15d ago
A recent lobbyist for the controversial $450bn US tech company Palantir played a senior role in helping Andy Burnham become prime minister, it has emerged.
‘I was fighting for my life’: Indian pilot hailed as hero recalls flydubai cockpit attack
The Guardianby Associated Press·15d ago
The Indian pilot who helped thwart an apparent attempt to crash a flydubai flight has described how he fought for his life in the minutes after his co-pilot stabbed him and the plane began a steep...
Activists plan legal action against police ban on entering security zone near Perth weapons expo
World news | The Guardianby Jordyn Beazley·15d ago
Activists and a Greens MP have threatened legal action after the Western Australia police banned at least 12 people entering a designated security area where the Land Forces weapons expo will be...
Germany to help Britain back in EU after Burnham hints at betrayal
Mail Onlineby Will Hallowell·15d ago
Germany has vowed to help Britain back into the EU after Andy Burnham this week hinted at another Brexit referendum.
Flydubai pilot reveals battle to open cockpit door
Mail Onlineby Eliana Silver·15d ago
A hero captain who was stabbed by his co-pilot, yet managed to save 174 passengers from disaster on Wednesday's FlyDubai flight, has said he couldn't let others die.
Audi-driving woman shoplifts in M&S but is chased and arrested
Mail Onlineby Robert Folker·15d ago
This is the moment a police officer chased down a repeat shoplifter who drove off from M&S in an Audi after stealing from the supermarket.
British expats in Spain could face a 100% tax on empty second homes
Mail Onlineby Alesia Fiddler·15d ago
British expats with property in Spain could be hit with a 100 per cent tax under new proposals. The country's government, led by the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, have suggested that local...
'Hero' FlyDubai pilot breaks silence after horror 'hijack' attempt on flight
Daily Express :by Catherine Mackinlay·15d ago
The FlyDubai pilot who was attacked by another pilot during an alleged 'hijack' attempt onboard a flight bound for Tel Aviv has broken his silence for the first time.
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