Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
Riyadh airport attack another dangerous moment in already tense conflict
BBC Newsby Frank Gardner; Jon Donnison·1d ago
- Published Saturday's attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh is another dangerous moment in a region that is already fraught with tension and conflict. Saudi Arabia wasn't ready for this.
Man killed by tiger at Yorkshire zoo 'used the sign language for bad'
Mail Onlineby Caitlin Leng·1d ago
A man who was mauled to death at a Yorkshire zoo is believed to have used a sign gesture meaning 'bad' to deter the animal moments after entering its enclosure.
Derry City: Silverware trumps Europe for Duffy
BBC Sportby David Mohan·1d ago
- Published European qualification was the furthest thing from Derry City captain Michael Duffy's mind before Saturday's 2-0 win over Galway United in the FAI Cup semi-final.
Southampton v Portsmouth, Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest, Hull v Everton: football – live
The Guardianby John Brewin·1d ago
It’s been Portsmouth who have played some of the better football, only for Saints to lift the pressure, with Flynn Downes and James Ward-Prowse to the fore.
Singapore Grand Prix: Formula One 2026 race updates – live
The Guardianby Daniel Harris·1d ago
1 Kimi Antonelli 🇮🇹 Mercedes 325 pts 2 George Russell 🇬🇧Mercedes 236 3 Lewis Hamilton 🇬🇧Ferrari 221 4 Charles Leclerc 🇲🇨 Ferrari 191 5 Lando Norris 🇬🇧 McLaren 188 6 Max Verstappen 🇳🇱 Red Bull 188 7...
Scientists warn a high-salt diet may result in liver disease
Mail Onlineby Marti Stelling·1d ago
Eating too much salt may contribute to development of a severe type of fatty liver disease even in people who are not overweight, a study has revealed.
NHS Covid isolation rule for anyone with one XFG symptom
Daily Express :by Claire Schofield·1d ago
The NHS has confirmed a Covid isolation rule for anyone with one common symptom as the XFG drives up cases across the UK.
Burnham faces questions over push to scrap photo ID voting requirement
World news | The Guardianby Aletha Adu Political correspondent·1d ago
Andy Burnham is facing questions over plans to speed up sweeping changes to Britain’s electoral system amid speculation that some of his closest advisers are pressing for an early general election.
Moment Elon Musk is joined by daughter Azure, 4, on livestream event
Mail Onlineby Jake Holden·1d ago
This is the adorable moment Elon Musk brought out his daughter Azure on stream at an event promoting his companies yesterday.
UK shoe chain shuts large store after 50% closing down sale
Daily Express :by Brian Dillon·1d ago
Locals have expressed their disappointment after a well-known chain of shows closed one of its UK stores.
Two men charged over death of retired British artist at French home
Mail Onlineby Nick Pisa·1d ago
Two people have been charged following the death of a British pensioner who was found battered to death in his isolated French home.
UK does not support Trump's Russia diesel deal, says Streeting
BBC Newsby Kate Whannel·1d ago
- Published The UK does not support Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin, which would see the US purchase millions of tonnes of diesel from Russia, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said.
‘Deeply concerning’: Democratic congressional candidate rebukes ICE’s presence in New York
The Guardianby Sanya Mansoor·1d ago
Democratic congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier believes that the New York police departments’ conduct towards protesters after an ICE agent shot and wounded a man in the district she...
I need smart glasses. How else can I monetize every second of my life? | Dave Schilling
The Guardianby Dave Schilling·1d ago
I went to a party recently. A fancy one, filled with expensive people and interesting clothes. You might find this surprising, as I expend hundreds of words a week in this publication bemoaning...
‘It’s a constant race’: the volunteers protecting Kyiv’s skies from new jet-powered drones
The Guardianby Pjotr Sauer in Kyiv. Photography by Julia Kochetova·1d ago
Several hours into Kyiv’s nightly curfew, much of the capital lay dark and quiet. High above, on the roof of a grey tower block on the city’s outskirts, a small group of men in uniform stood beside...
Did Trump get one thing right about Greenland?
The Guardianby Rana Foroohar·1d ago
One of Donald Trump’s more diabolical talents is his ability to land on the right things in the wrong way.
‘I didn’t expect to be portrayed as a cannibal’: Rachael Stirling on eating her mother Diana Rigg’s ashes
The Guardianby Rachael Stirling·1d ago
There have been headlines of late that make me out to be an ash-guzzling savage nightly devouring her mother’s charred remains.
‘A living hell’: how Los Angeles got taken over by mosquitoes
Environment | The Guardianby Roque Planas in Los Angeles·1d ago
Los Angeles might be best known for blue skies, beaches and film premiers — but for the last several years it’s held another, unenviable distinction: the most mosquito-infested city in America.
‘The crime fiction I’m interested in is political’: Ian Rankin on his new novel about the super-rich
The Guardianby Alex Clark·1d ago
Sir Ian Rankin rarely watches television. Certainly, there’s no gleaming flatscreen in the corner of the apartment in Edinburgh where he writes, listens to music and constructs elaborate Lego...
‘I didn’t want to write about this’: the man who first saw chimps waging civil war
Environment | The Guardianby Gloria Dickie·1d ago
John Mitani can still remember the first time he set foot in Uganda’s Kibale national park. The old-growth east African rainforest enveloped him, its canopy stretching to heights of 40 metres.
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