Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Only Fools star David Jason, 86, is pictured at Belfast airport
Mail Onlineby Amelia Wynne·4d ago
Only Fools star Sir David Jason was pictured at Belfast airport on Friday ahead of his stage show – as the beloved sitcom celebrates its 45th anniversary.
Security guard in Palestine Action case tells court he ‘felt like Indiana Jones’
Middle East Eyeby Katherine Hearst·4d ago
Security guard in Palestine Action case tells court he ‘felt like Indiana Jones’ Jurors in a Palestine Action trial heard on Friday that a security guard felt like “Indiana Jones” when he was...
Kazakhstan 0-8 Republic of Ireland: Depth on show as Irish all but assure play-off final
BBC Sportby Lauren McCann·4d ago
- Published Republic of Ireland thrashed 10-player Kazakhstan 8-0 in their Women's World Cup play-off semi-final first leg without three of their best players.
Stephen Graham reveals he stopped his wife from being with another man
Mail Onlineby Bethan Edwards·4d ago
Stephen Graham has revealed he stopped his wife Hannah from moving to Spain to be with another man as he opened up on their 33-year relationship on Friday.
Vogue Williams accuses 'bitter and jealous' Pete Davidson of misogyny
Mail Onlineby Juliet Conway·4d ago
Vogue Williams accused Pete Davidson of misogyny in a scathing attack on the comedian over his disparaging comments about young women.
Major airport monitoring arrivals over fears Russian died of plague
Mail Onlineby Luke Andrews·4d ago
New York has increased its surveillance and is monitoring passengers from Russia at one of its major airports after reports emerged from the country that a researcher died of the pneumonic plague.
Lib Dem frontbencher quits amid rumours of coup against Ed Davey
Mail Onlineby James Tapsfield·4d ago
The Lib Dems have plunged into civil war amid an apparent bid to topple leader Ed Davey. Charlie Maynard, the MP for Witney, has quit as the party's Treasury spokesman, with reports of a brewing...
Other Mommy review – Jessica Chastain’s demonic double horror isn’t nightmarish enough
The Guardianby Benjamin Lee·4d ago
The buzz surrounding the viral, limb-bending trailer of pre-Halloween horror Other Mommy was such that screen grabs became memes, official YouTube channel views ran up to 30m-plus and BuzzFeed used...
Everton up for sale: What next as owners TFG look for a way out?
BBC Sportby Phil McNulty·4d ago
- Published When Everton's owners The Friedkin Group released a 170-word statement on Friday morning announcing they were effectively putting the club up for sale, it was as low-key and...
King Charles's ex-gardener 'sent sexual messages to boy'
Daily Express :by Jasmine Carey·4d ago
A former royal gardener has been sentenced after he was found guilty of attempting to engage in sexual communications with a child.
Prize-winning image which sparked backlash was AI-generated, Nikon rules
BBC Newsby Zoe Kleinman·4d ago
- Published The winner of a prestigious scientific photography competition has been disqualified following concerns raised by other scientists that it was fake.
Stampede from pensions as savers worry about John Healey's Budget
Mail Onlineby John-paul Ford Rojas·4d ago
John Healey’s Budget is making savers even more nervous than they were in the run-up to the last one under Rachel Reeves – prompting a fresh stampede of cash from pension funds.
What is 'jet blasting' and is it dangerous?
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks·4d ago
Tourists seeking aviation thrills are risking potentially serious injury by trying to take photographs and video footage of planes just as they're about to land.
Renshaw keeps Australia’s hopes intact against South Africa after Maddinson gamble fails
The Guardianby Geoff Lemon·4d ago
If we accept that sporting tenures are results-based, then the Australian selectors George Bailey and Tony Dodemaide should be conferring with the coach Andrew McDonald to submit a mass...
Greece v England: Women’s World Cup playoff semi-final, first leg – live
Sport | The Guardianby Rob Smyth·4d ago
Sarina Wiegman makes two changes, both in defence, from England’s previous World Cup qualifier against Ukraine in the summer.
Nationwide cashier to repay £12k after stealing from customers
BBC Newsby Charlie Buckland·4d ago
- Published A building society cashier who stole thousands of pounds from customers to pay for "lavish" holidays has been ordered to repay more than £12,000.
How to tweak your diet to slash your risk of liver disease
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy·4d ago
It's a disease often assumed to be reserved for heavy drinkers. But increasingly liver disease is being driven by another vice we're overconsuming: calorific food.
Manchester United’s early wobble makes Tottenham visit a must-win for Carrick
Sport | The Guardianby Will Unwin·4d ago
The noise in the Premier League was focused elsewhere for the last two weeks of the international break, allowing a glorious silence to drift across Manchester United.
‘Sometimes she publishes notes she’s scribbled on her hand’: Édouard Louis on 10 reasons to love Anne Carson
The Guardianby Édouard Louis·4d ago
1. Anne Carson is one of the greatest writers of our time. I discovered her work on a Peter Pan bus from New York to New England.
Art imitates art in Barbara Kingsolver’s new book – what to read, see and watch this week
The Conversation UKby Naomi Joseph, Arts + Culture Editor, The Conversation·4d ago
Barbara Kingsolver’s new book is a canny feat of art imitating art. Partita is about a pianist, Livia, looking back at her life and trying to understand what art means to her.
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