Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Algerian asylum seeker who stole 13 handbags from John Lewis is jailed
Mail Onlineby Elizabeth Haigh·14d ago
An Algerian asylum seeker who spat on a security guard after robbing designer handbags from John Lewis has been jailed for two years and eight months.
Spanish PM Sánchez loses key housing crisis vote after eviction of woman, 87
BBC Newsby Guy Hedgecoe·14d ago
- Published Spain's Congress has rejected a series of measures aimed at tackling the country's housing crisis, in a defeat for the government of Pedro Sánchez that increases pressure on him to call...
Three reasons Middle East oil is nearly back to pre-Iran war levels
BBC Newsby Thomas Copeland; Becky Dale·14d ago
- Published The volume of oil flowing from the Middle East region has almost returned to pre-war levels, data shows, despite the continued restrictions Iran is placing on vessels attempting to...
Intensified Russian strikes are tearing Kyiv apart, Klitschko warns
BBC Newsby Jaroslav Lukiv·14d ago
- Published Intensified Russian drone and missile strikes are "tearing Kyiv apart", the mayor of Ukraine's capital has warned.
David offers Brooklyn an olive branch: Beckham 'likes' Paris video
Mail Onlineby Connie Rusk·14d ago
David Beckham has offered one more olive branch to his estranged son Brooklyn, ahead of Victoria's fashion show in Paris on Friday night.
Meghan's Lab plays with a jam-shaped As Ever dog toy in new promo
Mail Onlineby Maanya Sachdeva·14d ago
Meghan Markle appears to have teased a new As Ever product while promoting her £112 Christmas advent calendar in a video posted online yesterday.
Mercedes put team first as Russell and Antonelli face off on F1’s return to Sepang
The Guardianby Giles Richards·14d ago
While the byzantine nomenclature of this weekend’s “Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia” will have Formula One’s statisticians muttering darkly under their breath for years to come, the import of the...
Baby Reindeer star Richard Gadd 'rang 999 to help woman in flat above'
Mail Onlineby Jon Brady; Connor Gordon·14d ago
Baby Reindeer star Richard Gadd rang 999 after a woman in the flat above him screamed that she was going to be killed, a court has been told.
HSBC banker banned from City for dodging £5,900 train fares on commute
Daily Express :by Jon King·14d ago
A rich banker has been banned from the City after dodging £5,900 in train fares on a commute from his £2million home.
London Fire Brigade named in Met's investigation file on Grenfell
BBC Newsby Aurelia Foster·14d ago
- Published London Fire Brigade (LFB) has confirmed it is among those facing possible criminal action over the Grenfell Tower fire.
Foreign Office gives Italy 'before you travel' update
Daily Express :by Howard Lloyd·14d ago
Brits heading to Italy and the Vatican City have been issued with fresh advice from the Foreign Office.
Antonio Puerta Trophy: Aston Villa play Sevilla in the trophy you've never heard of
BBC Sportby Elizabeth Conway·14d ago
- Published On Friday evening, Aston Villa will walk out at Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium to compete for a piece of silverware that, outside of Spain, few supporters will have heard of...
Welsh first minister calls on Burnham to deliver ‘new deal’ on devolution
World news | The Guardianby Bethan McKernan, Wales correspondent·14d ago
The Welsh first minister, Rhun ap Iorwerth, has formally called on the prime minister, Andy Burnham, to deliver a “new deal” in his first address to a Plaid Cymru annual conference since taking...
Thomas Tuchel: England boss would 'never rule out' selecting players in lower divisions
BBC Sportby Alex Howell·14d ago
- Published England boss Thomas Tuchel says he would "never rule out" selecting someone who is playing outside the top flight for their club, should Manchester City be relegated as punishment for...
Tim Burton takes daughter Nell, 18, to the Loewe Paris fashion show
Mail Onlineby Niomi Harris·14d ago
Tim Burton recruited his daughter Nell as his plus one on Friday as they attended the Loewe Paris Fashion Week show.
AI threatens to destroy so much of our culture. Our greatest loss might be our ability to listen | Shirleene Robinson
The Guardianby Shirleene Robinson·14d ago
We talk a lot about losing our ability to write as a result of AI. I’m convinced our greatest loss might be our ability to listen.
Brimful of personality: the rise of fashion’s ‘silly little hats’
World news | The Guardianby Ellie Violet Bramley·14d ago
“Here goes – an order for a million hats,” wrote Jackie Kennedy to Bergdorf Goodman before moving into the White House in the early 1960s.
OpenAI’s Medicare attack has exposed Australia’s ‘tech debt’. Fixing it could bring a big bill for taxpayers
World news | The Guardianby Josh Taylor Technology reporter·14d ago
The Australian government faces significant “tech debt” that could bring a big bill for taxpayers after the OpenAI Medicare breach, as government agencies will need to fortify their defences...
‘These guys are just coming from nothing’: questions over multibillion-dollar Firmus float amid datacentre backlash
The Guardianby Henry Belot and Jonathan Barrett·14d ago
From her balcony in Launceston, Kayla Thompson can see the buzz of construction at what will soon be one of Australia’s first AI factories.
A vodkatini, a garibaldi and a shrub – your essential autumn cocktails – recipes
The Guardianby Mina Holland·14d ago
Bramble and ginger shrub I make a variation on this year-round. Bring on the autumn. 2 tbsp shrub syrup Ginger beer, to top 1 spring of rosemary, to serve For the shrub 200g blackberries 200g...
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