Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
‘Abolish ICE’: Mamdani, AOC and other Democrats urge action after New York shooting
The Guardianby Lex McMenamin and Joanna Walters in New York·4d ago
Leading New York Democrats expressed anger and demanded curbs on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) violence after a federal officer shot a man in a car where a five-year-old child was...
Tory hopes fueled as they manage third place in Holborn by-election
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield·4d ago
There were more signs of a fledgling Tory revival in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election today.
What’s shameful is that no party before the Greens called Zionism racist
Middle East Eyeby Jonathan Cook·4d ago
What’s shameful is that no party before the Greens called Zionism racist It is not shameful that the Green Party adopted a motion equating Zionism with racism at its annual party conference at the...
Scottish Premiership resumes: What impact has international break had & how will Hibs' Marink Reedijk fare?
BBC Sportby Andy Campbell·4d ago
- Published After what feels like an eternity, domestic football returns on Saturday. The extended international break felt more like a mini-close season just as the Scottish Premiership was...
UK water giant issues hosepipe ban update after record-breaking heatwaves
Daily Express :by Astha Saxena·4d ago
Yorkshire has officially entered drought status because of low water levels in reservoirs and rivers, the Environment Agency has announced.
Burnham promises to curb non-compete rules in job contracts
BBC Newsby Paul Seddon·4d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has promised to curb companies' ability to restrict what their workers can do after leaving their job.
Raye says her family feared she would die during drugs spiral
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley·4d ago
Raye has spoken out on her drug and alcohol spiral, admitting that 2019 'was a pretty dark year'.
Llanon 'tropical jungle' must relocate after neighbours complain
BBC Newsby Richard Youle·4d ago
- Published A man who lives in a log cabin and keeps wallabies, mongooses, porcupines, parrots and other rare birds has been told to move.
Democrats are candid about what they will do if they get control of the Senate and House – here are their priorities
The Guardianby Joseph Gedeon in Washington·4d ago
The family businessGarcia ranks Trump family corruption first on his list for the oversight committee, while Raskin has requested information on the business dealings of Kushner and Trump Jr.
‘This is not an anti-tech town’: backlash to datacenter in city once home to IBM
World news | The Guardianby Marina Dunbar·4d ago
For decades, East Fishkill helped build New York’s tech industry. The hamlet, located 70 miles north of New York City, was home to a 460-acre campus where IBM researched and manufactured...
Stop talking about the US ‘Jewish vote’. It's not that simple | Judith Levine
The Guardianby Judith Levine·4d ago
Everybody wants the Jewish vote. As if there were one. Jews are educated, generally liberal. Although they comprise only about 2% of the electorate, they vote in high numbers, overwhelmingly for...
Cornell Jane Doe texts with student she later accused of rape revealed
Mail Onlineby Will Potter·4d ago
A Cornell student who has accused seven of her classmates of gang-raping her chatted with one of them about trying to identify who had spread a story about the contested sexual encounter, with the...
Pretty Little Liars star robbed at gunpoint in terrifying LA attack
Mail Onlineby Eve Buckland·4d ago
- WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT - Get exclusive reporting, celebrity gossip, sensational photos and more every Tuesday morning in our new Spotlight US newsletter HERE Pretty Little Liars star Keegan...
Fort Hood massacre survivor agrees with firing squad execution
Mail Onlineby Nika Shakhnazarova; Rachel Bowman·4d ago
A former US Army sergeant who survived the Fort Hood massacre has backed the decision to execute gunman Nidal Hasan by firing squad, but raised concerns over plans to livestream the killing.
Student riots spread to Belgium as hooded protesters clash with cops
Mail Onlineby Perkin Amalaraj·4d ago
Student riots plaguing France have spread to Belgium, where hundreds of hooded thugs are clashing with police.
Radio One DJ Andy Kershaw left a £425,000 fortune
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley·4d ago
Radio 1 DJ and Live Aid presenter Andy Kershaw left a six figure fortune to his two children after he died in April following a battle with cancer.
We've found Meghan's £28,000 outfit for under £500 on the high street
Mail Onlineby Ruth Stainer·4d ago
We've found Meghan Markle's £28,000 outfit for under £500 on the high street - and it looks just as expensive Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site.
Turkey moves to defuse Azerbaijan headscarf row after Aliyev's rebuke
Middle East Eyeby Ragip Soylu·4d ago
Turkey moves to defuse Azerbaijan headscarf row after Aliyev's rebuke Turkey will not respond to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's veiled criticism of Ankara following protests in Turkey over an...
Madonna's voice has barely aged despite decades in the spotlight
Mail Onlineby Xantha Leatham·4d ago
She has undergone frequent reinventions to keep herself looking youthful. And it seems Madonna may have taken a similar approach with her voice, too.
Christa Pike recovering 'remarkably' quickly, lawyer says
Mail Onlineby Rachel Bowman·4d ago
Christa Pike is making a 'remarkable physical recovery' after she survived a botched execution, her lawyers say.
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