Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
'What nobody tells you about life with cancer – and why Yvette Cooper must act'
Daily Express :by Robert Fisk·14d ago
My biggest fear about dying isn't that it will be long and painful as my cancer slowly spreads through my bones, envelops my organs and rips into my brain, so my last words are garbled and...
World’s largest building with own weather set to be dwarfed by £90bn structure
Daily Express :by Chloe Dobinson·14d ago
The Boeing factory in Everett, Washington, is the world’s largest building by volume, spanning more than 472 million cubic feet.
Mum of Christa Pike's victim details agonising 12-hour hour wait for execution
Daily Express :by Paige Ingram·14d ago
May Martinez endured a three-decade wait to witness justice served for the woman who murdered her daughter Colleen Slemmer.
Woman deceived ex-partner that she gave birth to his babies, judge rules
BBC Newsby Helena Wilkinson; Henry Moore·14d ago
- Published A woman convinced her former partner she had given birth to two children who most likely did not exist in what a High Court judge described as an "extraordinary" and "elaborate campaign...
‘My hips can’t help but move’: readers on the songs that always get them dancing
The Guardianby Guardian staff reporter·14d ago
I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ – Scissor Sisters My now-husband and I attended a wedding. The reception was boring. No one was dancing and people were wondering if it was too early to leave.
‘We swept a lot under the carpet’: Vichy regime film hits home in France of 2026
The Guardianby Angelique Chrisafis in Paris·14d ago
It is the story of how a lowly state administrator unthinkingly becomes a cog in the machine of an authoritarian regime, embracing the bureaucracy and logistics of sending people to their deaths –...
Tesco giving away 20m fruit and veg portions for free has 'improved how UK ki...
Daily Express :by Express reporter·14d ago
UK school children have munched their way through almost 20 million portions of free fruit and vegetables in a massive grocery giveaway that teachers say is transforming classroom behaviour.
Suppliers pile pressure on government over energy bills
BBC Newsby Kevin Peachey·14d ago
- Published The government should take immediate action to help those struggling with energy bills this winter, the suppliers' trade body has said.
Hayden Panettiere's engagement ring from ex-fiance is 'missing'
Mail Onlineby Ashleigh Gray·14d ago
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'Netanyahu connecting flydubai incident to Iran for political reasons', report says
Middle East Eyeby Hilal Saki·14d ago
'Netanyahu connecting flydubai incident to Iran for political reasons', report says A source close to the UAE government has accused the Israeli government of exploiting the flydubai incident for...
The 5 members of the Royal Family that do not have a title
Daily Express :by Alycia McNamara·14d ago
Some members of the Royal Family do not have titles due to a rule the family has followed for generations.
Why electric cars might be making some passengers feel sick
BBC Newsby Grace Dean·14d ago
- Published Lola Baird has just asked her boyfriend to pull over. Forty minutes into a journey and she's feeling "overwhelmed" by nausea - and can't stop herself throwing up on the ground next to...
Spoilers: Is social media ruining gig surprises?
BBC Newsby Srosh Khan; Riyah Collins·14d ago
- Published Months before you have a chance to see your favourite artist, chances are you already know some of the big moments they have planned.
Bangkok at breaking point as floods turn streets into stagnant lakes
World news | The Guardianby Oliver Holmes and Ajit Niranjan·14d ago
Bangkok is used to absorbing the sudden afternoon downpours that inundate the city during the rainy season.
Ukraine war briefing: Russian attacks on Kyiv bridges cause traffic chaos
The Guardianby Guardian staff and agencies·14d ago
- Russia struck a bridge linking two sides of Kyiv for the second successive day, officials said on Friday, part of an intensifying campaign of air attacks on infrastructure in the Ukrainian...
Why thousands of couples are choosing Scotland to say 'I do'
BBC Newsby Molly Henry·14d ago
- Published Hayden and Savannah had never set foot in Scotland before they decided it was the perfect place to get married last May.
Does Dim Sum Duck live up to the hype? TOM PARKER BOWLES reviews
Mail Onlineby Tom Parker Bowles·14d ago
I must have tried three times, maybe even four, queuing solemnly outside the tiny restaurant with the sky-blue signage and aquamarine façade.
UK beauty, footwear and video game companies crash into administration
Daily Express :by Mia O'Hare·14d ago
British businesses have been grappling with significant challenges in recent years, with numerous firms collapsing into administration amidst falling revenues and escalating costs.
Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic emblems leaked by official YouTube account
Sport | The Guardianby Josh Taylor·14d ago
The Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics emblems have been accidentally leaked by the Games’ official YouTube channel, three days before its own big reveal.
THE CANNY COOK: Baked ricotta and pesto conchiglioni
Mail Onlineby Eleanor Maidment·14d ago
When I first learned that Italians carefully match their pastas to different sauces – some 25 years ago – I was awestruck.
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