Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
A job that changed me: I mulched city parks in the dead of winter – I was not cut out for manual labour or working with family
The Guardianby Jack Larkin·11d ago
In early 2020 in Canberra, I left my job in human resources. Ironically the constant onboarding and offboarding of employees made me realise no one ever stays in the same job forever.
Hundreds of Australians, including war veterans, are being buried in unmarked communal graves
World news | The Guardianby Christopher Knaus and Ariel Bogle·11d ago
Vietnam veterans, rough sleepers and other impoverished Australians are being buried in unmarked communal graves often holding four or more people, a practice relatives have described as...
Sandpaper made Australia the story in 2018 while South Africa’s achievement faded into irrelevance
The Guardianby Daniel Gallan·11d ago
For South African cricketers, administrators and supporters, the most surprising aspect of the Sandpaper scandal was not that it happened.
Snakes, bobcats, mountain lions: the secret animal world beneath the Hollywood sign
The Guardianby Katharine Gammon in Los Angeles·11d ago
Atop Mount Lee, in the heart of Los Angeles, the wind is quiet. Two red-tailed hawks sail above, barely flapping as they coast the thermal air like surfers on a wave.
Australian leaders condemn pro-Palestine vigils planned for 7 October anniversary amid Jewish commemorations
World news | The Guardianby Luca Ittimani·11d ago
Jewish Australians will mark the third anniversary of the 7 October attacks on Wednesday as Labor state governments condemn pro-Palestinian vigils to be held the same day.
OpenAI must explain action taken to stop AI hacking Australians’ private data, chair of federal inquiry says
World news | The Guardianby Josh Butler·11d ago
OpenAI must explain how they will stop their models from inappropriately accessing Australian data, the Labor chair of the parliament’s committee on artificial intelligence has warned, ahead of...
What happens to a dog when its owner can’t leave hospital? | Ranjana Srivastava
The Guardianby Ranjana Srivastava·11d ago
“Doctor, do you know I have a little dog?” My team exchanges a glance. It’s my turn today. “Tell me about your dog.” Her face lights up. “Well, he is just a lovely little thing.
Alessandro Michele designs for the dancefloor at Valentino’s Paris show
The Guardianby Chloe Mac Donnell in Paris·11d ago
Alessandro Michele is the Italian designer who, during his seven year tenure as creative director at Gucci, made maximalism a meal ticket for the brand.
Artist calls in lawyers after Tories use his Burnham portrait without consent
World news | The Guardianby Helena Horton·11d ago
An artist is considering legal action after the Conservative party used his cartoon to mock Andy Burnham.
‘I spat in Sean Connery’s face 16 times’: Ron Perlman on making The Name of the Rose
The Guardianby Interviews by Chris Broughton·11d ago
Jean-Jacques Annaud, director I read an article about a curious book that had great reviews in Italy, a murder mystery about monks in the middle ages fighting for the fictional missing part of...
Russia breaks silence on 'plague lab leak' as suspected outbreak forces lockdown
Daily Express :by Alice Scarsi,Toby Codd·11d ago
The Kremlin has broken its silence on reports a lab worker died of suspected plague. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a briefing that people should "ignore" rumours about the reported outbreak in...
Jeremy Clarkson makes surprise appearance at Tory conference
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield·11d ago
Jeremy Clarkson hammered Labour as he made a surprise appearance at Tory conference today. The motoring expert turned Clarkson's Farm star highlighted the challenges facing the industry on stage in...
Jake Connor is shock omission from England squad for Rugby League World Cup
Sport | The Guardianby Aaron Bower·11d ago
Brian McDermott, the England head coach, has justified his surprise decision to omit Jake Connor from England’s Rugby League World Cup squad by insisting the players selected are better suited to...
What we learned from Wales' Nations League window
BBC Sportby Chris Wathan; Ian Mitchelmore·11d ago
- Published Craig Bellamy didn't waste his words when asked for his thoughts on Wales' opening four games of their return to the top tier of the Nations League. "Tough," Bellamy admitted.
US supreme court to hear big oil’s bid to block climate damage lawsuits
The Guardianby Hilary Beaumont·11d ago
The US supreme court begins its new nine-month term hearing arguments Monday in a high-stakes case in which big oil companies are attempting to strike a fatal blow against lawsuits that seek to...
Royal chocolate advent calendar is £100 cheaper than Meghan's version
Mail Onlineby Maanya Sachdeva·11d ago
Buckingham Palace has revealed their advent calendars for 2026 - and the King's chocolate offering is £100 cheaper than Meghan Markle's luxurious version.
Mum 'crushed to death by pile of bricks walking past building site'
Mail Onlineby Caitlin Leng·11d ago
A mother was crushed to death by a pile of bricks while walking past a building site when on the school run, a court has heard.
Man jailed for life over failed knife attack at Israeli embassy in London
BBC Newsby Sean Seddon·11d ago
- Published A man who tried to break into the Israeli embassy in London to carry out a knife attack has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 20 years.
Twelve arrests after Gosport protest over migrant boat arrival
BBC Newsby Dave Gilyeat·11d ago
- Published Twelve people have been arrested for offences including assaulting a police officer after a protest over migrant arrivals in a south coast town.
BBC Radio 4 Money Box presenter Louise Botting dies aged 87
Mail Onlineby Martin Robinson·11d ago
Louise Botting, the trailblazing financial journalist and businesswoman who wrote for the Daily Mail's Money Mail before launching BBC Radio 4's Money Box, has died aged 87.
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