Giant icebergs once drifted off the coast of Britain, scientists find Discovery could provide valuable clues as to how the climate crisis might affect Antarctica, says study The Guardian - UK · Apr 24, 2025
Supreme Court ruling on women 'paints target' on back of transgender people, says cyclist Emily Bridges Britain's best-known transgender athlete believes the legal judgement by Britain’s top judges will stoke ‘vitriol’ among the trans community Evening Standard · Apr 23, 2025
Lion mauled gladiator to death 1,800 years ago in Roman Britain, controversial study suggests A skeleton in England may have belonged to a gladiator who died fighting a large cat, possibly a lion, a new study finds. LiveScience · Apr 23, 2025
UK overtures to China worry Hongkongers Letter: A pragmatic China policy should not ignore the lived experience of the diaspora in Britain and beyond, says Sum Kung The Guardian - UK · Apr 23, 2025
Thousands more driving tests planned to cut waiting times in Britain More trainers and overtime for examiners but target to cut queue to seven weeks will not be hit until 2026 The Guardian - UK · Apr 23, 2025
‘This was my time for redemption’: Stars align for new halfpipe world champion Zoe Atkin EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Zoe Atkin is Great Britain’s newest world champion, picking up the halfpipe title in Switzerland late last month to complete her set of world medals. The 22-year-old spoke to Flo Clifford about her best-ever season - and how changing her perspective has brought her to the greatest of… The Independent UK · Apr 23, 2025
UK Hosts New Round Of Ukraine Talks Britain hosts a new round of talks on Wednesday involving the United States, Ukraine, and European nations amid a new US effort to end Russia's war in Ukraine. International Business Times · Apr 23, 2025
UK economic growth forecast slashed as Trump’s tariffs hit Britain harder than Europe The downgrade to Britain’s growth forecasts heightens the importance of Rachel Reeves securing a trade deal for the UK The Independent UK · Apr 22, 2025
More British households struggling with bills will resort to energy theft, campaigners say Annual value of gas and electricity stolen from Great Britain’s grids already estimated at £1.5bn The Guardian - UK · Apr 22, 2025
‘Honest folk are paying for this’: the fight against Britain’s billion-pound energy heist From raids on marijuana farms to illegal bitcoin miners, suppliers are finding new ways to tackle the rise in gas and electricity theft The Guardian - UK · Apr 22, 2025
Keir Starmer Accused of Betraying British Fishermen in Secret EU Deal Swap Keir Starmer is under fire from furious Brexiteers amid claims he's ready to hand over more of Britain’s fishing rights to the EU in exchange for a defence pact. The Fashion Central · Apr 21, 2025
Shocking state of Britain’s waters revealed as bathing spots with potentially deadly bacteria double Surge in coastlines, rivers and lakes with unsafe levels of E coli and intestinal enterococci due to sewage spills The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2025
Jesuits in Britain ‘grateful for gift’ of Pope Francis’s leadership Francis, who died aged 88, was the first Jesuit pope, having entered the Jesuit novitiate in 1958. Evening Standard · Apr 21, 2025
Lucy Shuker: ‘I took up the sport to find me. It wasn’t to be a Paralympian’ Britain’s wheelchair tennis legend tells Tumaini Carayol how the sport helped her accept her disability and about her dreams of greater access across the world The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2025
Autosport · Apr 20, 2025 Saudi’s first female racer welcomes a new future for Saudi motorsport at Qiddiya City “I look at this as a blank canvas”, Reema Juffali says when she discusses not only helping to bring through the next generation of Saudi women racers but increasing motorsports participation in the region as a whole. She is clearly passionate about the subject as she talks with vigour –…
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 Britain must steel itself for the future Brief letters: Saving Scunthorpe and Port Talbot | Supply security question | Anthemic way to stop the noise | Coffee and newspaper prices | Hay fever remedy
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 Why the UK’s electricity costs are so high – and what can be done about it From nationalising gas plants to boosting renewables, how soaring prices could be tackled
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 British Steel must now join the modern economy, not be a prisoner of the old Lack of investment and vision has dogged UK industry, while China has literally forged ahead
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 UK taxpayers contributed £89m to the most expensive movie ever made Scheme to boost British film industry leads to Universal Pictures pocketing millions of pounds for blockbuster Jurassic World: Rebirth
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 The North Road by Rob Cowen review – the poetry and pain of Britain’s backbone A beautifully written study of our longest numbered route, the A1, is full of rich asides and haunting explorations, conjuring the visual pleasure of a road movie
The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025 Two-party politics is dying in Britain. Voters want more than just Labour and Tories Badenoch is braced for heavy losses on 1 May, but as Labour stumbles and Greens and Lib Dems surge, the contest is wide open, says Robert Ford
The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2025 Tories and Reform use the steel crisis to knock clean energy. They’re wrong: it will secure all our futures The argument for a clean energy transition is not just one of climate breakdown but social justice and national security too, says Ed Miliband
The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2025 Miliband in blistering attack on Farage’s UK net zero ‘nonsense and lies’ The energy secretary has accused Reform UK’s leader of peddling dangerous falsehoods about renewable power
The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2025 Why JMW Turner is still Britain’s best artist, 250 years on The revered artist conjured groundbreaking scenes of gods, legends and lost civilisations, but, more than anything, his work came to represent the complex soul of Britain like that of no artist before or since
Salon · Apr 19, 2025 The acid trip too weird for the Huxleys How Britain's most famous intellectual family hit the rocks one intense acid-drenched night in Connecticut