Man charged with murder of UK tourist in Temple Bar Anthony Herron died on October 25, two months after the alleged assault in Dublin city. Evening Standard · Feb 27
Non-Brits Struggle With These 28 UK School Science Questions: Test Yourself If you remember high school science, you’ll ace this quiz. And even if you don’t, stick around to expand your knowledge. 🫡The GCSE Combined Science exam is designed for UK students aged 15-16, providing a strong foundation in science and opening doors to further study at A-level. Bored Panda · Feb 27
Digested week: ‘Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water … ’ but this time, it’s real Three-part docudrama makes notion of going into the sea in the UK terrifying – much as Jaws did for Americans in 1975 The Guardian - UK · Feb 27
Our denim expert tried on the best M&S jeans - here's what she thought From classic straight-leg to trending barrel jeans, these are the 6 styles we love Woman & Home · Feb 27
Farage says he has reported ‘family voting’ claims in Gorton and Denton by-election to police Labour chair Anna Turley says report by Democracy Volunteers which claimed to observe high levels of ‘family voting’ is concerning The Independent UK · Feb 27
Takeaways from a UK special election won by the Green Party over Starmer's Labour Britain’s Green Party has scored a surprise victory in a special election for a seat in Parliament in a blow for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour Party The Independent UK · Feb 27
UK home sales fall by 5% month-on-month in first ‘significant’ dip since summer Buyers remain cautious after a period of instability towards the end of 2025, a property expert said. Evening Standard · Feb 27
UK home sales fall month-on-month in ‘significant’ dip since summer ‘Momentum is building beneath the surface, particularly in northern markets’ The Independent UK · Feb 27
Parts of the UK suffer some of wettest winters on record The wettest winter on record was in 2014, when 401mm of rain was recorded The Independent UK · Feb 27
M&S announces dozens of cafe closures across the UK in major restructure - full list Marks & Spencer plans to close 14 cafes across the UK, repurposing their spaces to enhance customer experience with more product choices. Evening Standard · Feb 27
Does every holiday really have to begin with a tangle of red tape? TRAVEL INSIDER: In his latest newsletter, Simon Calder explores how travellers are heading abroad to experience political hotspots firsthand, while dual nationals face complex bureaucracy and passport hurdles just to return to the UK The Independent UK · Feb 27
Paddy Power owner Flutter hopeful of World Cup boost after results disappoint The group, which also owns brands including Betfair and FanDuel in the US, missed forecasts with annual sales of 16.4 billion US dollars (£x billion). The Independent UK · Feb 27
Inside the high-stakes world of Pokémon card collectors 30 years after the game’s creation The fervor around Pokémon cards has led to huge sales and a string of break-ins in recent months The Independent UK · Feb 27
Hays profit tumbles as recruiter grapples with prolonged hiring slump The London-listed company also said its boss Dirk Hahn has stepped down for ‘personal reasons’ after 28 years at the firm. Evening Standard · Feb 27
Euronews · Feb 27 ‘Nobody understands’ Hungary's Orbán, Estonian PM tells Euronews Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal criticised the Hungarian premier for blocking a €90 billion loan that had been approved by all 27 EU member states in December and was intended to cover Ukraine’s financial and military needs for 2026 and 2027.
The Independent UK · Feb 27 Bulletin AM briefing: Pakistan declares ‘open war’ on Taliban – and today’s other top stories Here are five of this morning’s biggest stories. Explosions have been heard in Kabul after Pakistan declared ‘open war’ on Afghanistan’s Taliban government. The Green Party has seized a historic by-election victory in the UK’s Gorton and Denton. Netflix has backed out of a Warner Bros deal, paving the way…
Euronews · Feb 27 Newsletter: Baltic leaders express dismay over Orbán's Ukraine vetoes Also in this newsletter: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez makes progressive pitch for EU's competitiveness push, and a Belgian court deals a blow to the country's strictest migration policies in history.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 27 Hungary’s Viktor Orbán seeking to drum up votes by doing down Ukraine EU’s longest-serving leader hopes to retain power by telling voters the main threat to country comes from Kyiv
The Guardian - UK · Feb 27 Ancient by Luke Barley review – the secret history of Britain’s woodlands A former ranger tells the story of how the UK’s forests intimately shaped – and were shaped by – its people
The Guardian - UK · Feb 27 How extreme weather is leaving thousands of homes uninsurable In this week’s newsletter: The climate crisis is making insurance unaffordable for many – and it should worry all of us, even if we think we’re safe from floods, wildfires and hurricanes
Euronews · Feb 27 UK Greens trounce far right in key election as Labour fall to disastrous third place Two insurgent parties with a tiny number of MPs between them have shunted Britain's governing party into a humiliating defeat.
The Independent UK · Feb 27 Defence secretary orders search for evidence Epstein used Royal Air Force bases for sex trafficking Officials to trawl through more than two decades of defence records linked to the late paedophile financier
International Business Times UK · Feb 27 Are You In A UK Danger Zone? AI Predicts Most Unsafe Places If WW3 Starts Discover which UK cities and towns are most at risk in a hypothetical third world war, as identified by Google's AI model, Gemini.
Evening Standard · Feb 27 The Wanted singer Max George says heart condition has been ‘a blessing in ways’ The 37-year-old was fitted with a pacemaker in December 2024 after doctors discovered he had a 2:1 block on his heart.
Evening Standard · Feb 27 Landscape by Sir Winston Churchill to go on display in UK for first time Quiet Waters will feature in an exhibition of the wartime prime minister’s paintings and art materials at Chartwell in Kent.