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jeudi 22 juin 14:24
100 articles
22 juin
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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13:42
These students want to be cool in school.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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13:52Grenfell Tower: Similar cladding used in around 600 high rises BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionTests on other tower blocks after the Grenfell Tower fire have shown some cladding is combustible.
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13:26
Former bishop Peter Ball was jailed for sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.
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12:59
The struggle to talk about losing a child after 38 weeks of pregnancy
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12:45
Rail ticket machines across the UK fell out of service during the morning commute.
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12:40
The judge in the case says the cap causes "real misery", but the government intends to appeal.
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12:33
Zoe Conway spoke to managers in the fruit industry who are struggling to recruit workers
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12:30
Genoa airport in northern Italy now allows pesto in hand luggage in exchange for a charity donation.
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12:20
The conservation group WWF is warning that koalas could be wiped out in some Australian states amid deforestation and increasing attacks by livestock.
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12:18Video 'shows destruction of Mosul's Great Mosque of al-Nuri' BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionA video purportedly shows the destruction of Mosul's Great Mosque of al-Nuri and its minaret.
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12:17
US geologists apologise for issuing warning about a massive earthquake - that struck in 1925.
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11:48
DUP MP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says Theresa May is "engaged" and "moving this process forward".
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11:35
They wanted to wear shorts, but were told that breached their school's uniform policy.
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10:44
The Duke of Edinburgh leaves hospital after being admitted as "a precautionary measure".
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10:41British and Irish Lions: Peter O'Mahony's amazing rise to tackle All Blacks BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionHow Peter O'Mahony has gone from Ireland replacement to captaining the British and Irish Lions against New Zealand on Saturday.
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10:34British and Irish Lions: Warren Gatland wants to end 'trash talk' BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionBritish and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland wants to end the "trash talk" in the build-up to Saturday's first Test in New Zealand.
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08:35
Mother Charlotte Campbell remembers Olivia Campbell-Hardy, who died in May's Manchester attack.
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04:46
Losing everything in a house fire can be devastating. How do you rebuild your life?
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04:27
Josh felt he had to leave Northern Ireland because of homophobia.
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04:19Festivals dominated by male acts, study shows, as Glastonbury begins BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionAnd how pop and hip hop megastars are threatening guitar music's monopoly.
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01:08Women's Sport Week: Meet the Muslim female sporting pioneers BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionTo mark Women's Sport Week, BBC Sport's Reshmin Chowdhury speaks to the Muslim women who have defied the odds to become sporting pioneers.
Guardian Unlimited Books
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13:00
Problems of sexual politics, bisexuality and authorship are explored in this sequel to the cult romance Pages for You ‘How many loves in a lifetime? One? Three? None? Nine? Flannery was pretty sure she knew her number ... One was plenty.” Pages for Her is Sylvia Brownrigg’s sequel to her 2001 lesbian romance, Pages for You, in which a 17-year-old student at Yale University falls passionately in love with a 28-year-old teaching assistant, Anne Arden. In the sequel, set 20 years on, Flannery is a novelist, married woman and mother to a daughter, Willa. Invited to speak at a writers’ conference (...) -- Fiction, Books, Culture, Sexuality
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12:00Chuck Klosterman: 'Sometimes you accidentally say something that becomes meaningful' - Guardian Unlimited BooksThe author and pop-culture theorist talks to Lanre Bakare about peak TV, Taylor Swift, why everything is political – and how he inadvertently predicted Trump In the introduction to your new book, you say reading your old work is the ‘worst kind of time machine.’ Is it that awful, looking back at these pieces? Yes, because I’m just compelled to want to rewrite everything I’ve ever written. My dream life would have been if I could have written my first book forever and never have it come out … but be rich. Every time I go back and I read something that I’ve written before, I see things that could (...) -- Books, Culture, Pop and rock, Music, Donald Trump
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12:00Misery loves company: why Stephen King remains Hollywood's favorite author - Guardian Unlimited BooksIt’s a particularly fruitful year for the bestselling author, with big and small screen adaptations on the way – but what makes his work so consistently popular? To say that Stephen King is “back” would be an absurd statement. The man never really goes anywhere, permanently inhabiting his sliver of the spotlight with a steady stream of novels, short story collections, loose magazine pieces, and less formally, his alternately bemused and biting tweets. King topped the New York Times’ bestseller list last year with his latest novel, End of Watch, and he collaborated with his son Owen on a (...) -- Stephen King, Books, Horror, Horror, Culture, Fiction, Film, US television, Television, Television & radio
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10:00
The story of a Lincoln schoolgirl’s disappearance captures the fissures of a country riven by class division In Adam Thorpe’s new novel, the story of a Lincoln schoolgirl’s disappearance is subtly enmeshed with the lives of six other characters, whose paths she crosses over several months in 2012. Seeking an escape from her chaotic home life, 14-year-old Fay is taken under the wing of Sheena, the manager of a chic childrenswear shop, who supervises her work experience and takes a shine to her feistiness. To most of the other characters, though, she is someone only half seen. Retired steel (...) -- Fiction, Books, Culture
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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12:43
Former bishop Peter Ball was jailed for sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.
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12:06
Tests on other tower blocks after the Grenfell Tower fire have shown some cladding is combustible.
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12:19
Residents at a block of flats in Tottenham have been told the building has the same cladding as Grenfell Tower.
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12:02
One of the most significant finds in the show's 40-year history has been valued at a museum.
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11:40
Spotting a problem, they pulled over to rescue two people from a burning car on the motorway.
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10:58
The prince says royals are doing it "for the greater good", in an interview with a US magazine.
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10:49
A man ran into the building for safety after the shots were fired at him from a car.
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09:27
Huw Edwards had a tough night at the office on Tuesday, but he's not the only BBC newsreader to fall foul of a "technical problem" or two.
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02:47
The video app, Monkey, is designed to help teenagers make new friends
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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11:38
Many Kenyan girls end up missing school because sanitary protection is too expensive.
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11:24
But the South African parliament's speaker will decide whether the vote will be held in secret.
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11:15
At least 20 people were killed and 50 wounded in the attack in Helmand province, officials say.
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10:49
A riot of colours as Kenyans run to defy divisions ahead of August polls.
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10:20
The UN force in the Central African Republic has been plagued by allegations of sexual abuse.
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07:30
A temporary suspension was declared after Russia warned it would treat coalition jets as potential targets.
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05:35
Attaching solar panels to a wall along the Mexican border will cut costs, the US president tells a rally.
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01:52
EU leaders are in Brussels to discuss recent terror attacks and Britain's eventual exit from the EU.
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00:00
Nasa scientists are very excited about the eclipse happening in the United States later this summer.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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07:56
South Wales Police is investigating the discovery at Llantwit Major beach.
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07:19
Carwyn Jones says UK ministers will find "underhand" ways to give Northern Ireland extra cash.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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09:44
Chief whip of the DUP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson on funding for Northern Ireland and the UK.
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07:25
Parties complain of distracted focus with just seven days left until the Stormont deal deadline.
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02:58
Nicholas Holgate says he is "heartbroken" by the tower block fire in which at least 79 people died.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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09:52
British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland wants to end the "trash talk" in the build-up to Saturday's first Test in New Zealand.
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09:52
Three stations will receive new lifeboats after the charity carried out a cost review.
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09:31
Tesco says it is shutting its Cardiff base and consolidating centres at a single site in Scotland.
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08:19
Angen i Lywodraeth Cymru weithredu mewn ffordd "chwyldroadol" i gyrraedd y targed o filiwn o siaradwyr Cymraeg, medd arbenigwr.
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08:14
The fire broke out in the fifth-floor flat in Langland during the early hours of Thursday.
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07:47
Carwyn Jones yn rhybuddio y gallai Llywodraeth y DU ddefnyddio ffordd gyfrwys i roi mwy o arian i Ogledd Iwerddon, a hynny ar draul Cymru.
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07:40
Researchers visited schools across Wales and interviewed young people at the Urdd Eisteddfod.
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07:31
A firm wins an £82m defence contract to maintain surveillance and targeting equipment for UK armed forces.
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07:21
Prof David Egan, of Cardiff Metropolitan University, says inadequate careers advice was stopping young people making life choices
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07:18
Experts call for schools to have targets to get young people into vocational courses on the same level as degrees.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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10:44
When an innocuous news report about evolution suddenly starts developing a great deal of complexity, it suggests we're entering new territory for both science and journalism Science doesn't know everything. This is a common statement made by those whose views or theories on something differ from what science tells us. And of course it's true; science doesn't know everything. If it did, it would stop happening. The absence of complete knowledge is arguably integral to science as it is currently understood. Whatever the ramifications of science not knowing everything, one of the positives (...) -- Science, Evolution, Media, Daily Mail
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08:00Cassava crisis: the deadly food that doubles as a vital Venezuelan crop - Guardian Unlimited ScienceIt is a plant that millions depend on for survival. But another, identical variety can be lethal – and desperate people turning to the black market can’t tell them apart Venezuela has suffered food shortages for several years but things only seem to be getting worse. People are resorting to the black market for food, skipping meals and rummaging through garbage in search of sustenance. Last year three quarters of adults involuntarily lost an average of 19lb. Malnutrition is on the rise and people are being exposed to lethal foods. At least 28 people have died as a result of eating bitter (...) -- Science, Food poverty, Poverty, Venezuela, Health, World news
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08:00Vincent Fournier's best photograph: Boris the cosmonaut shows off his spacesuit - Guardian Unlimited Science‘After two hours of drinking vodka, General Boris suggested we just do the shoot at his house’ Star City is a self-contained city for cosmonauts about an hour from Moscow. Astronauts still come from all over the world to get trained there. It might look dated but, underneath, the important stuff is all working. As well as a training centre, it has a launch site, a technical department, a school, and a hospital – everything really. During the cold war, when there was a lot of money going into the space race, it was an important place. That’s not so much the case now. We are all awed by space – (...) -- Photography, Art and design, Culture, Space
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07:30
I recently decided to abandon the rules which govern nature for the rules which govern people and markets: economics. Why would I do such a thing? I love physics. Brick-by-brick, you can build new theories from established ones and know that they will apply not just on Earth but throughout the entire Universe. The up-sides are incredible: I worked on the theory and simulation of plasmas (the stuff stars are made of) for nuclear fusion. If nuclear fusion succeeds in its objectives, it could mean the end of our reliance on fossil fuels, the end of climate change, and energy security for at (...) -- Science, Physics, Economics, Bank of England
BBC News | Science/Nature | UK Edition
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01:53
Could an effort to gather genetic data from its population of one billion people help India take the lead in advanced healthcare?
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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08:00A lesson from Grenfell Tower: mourn in public, but grieve in private | Simon Jenkins - Guardian Unlimited CommentThe collective response demanded by disasters on this scale must not deny us the space to move on. Life must be lived forwards Are you grief or rage? Three days ago I watched a news crew at work outside Grenfell Tower. They were interviewing an elderly Muslim woman and needed a composite shot of the blackened tower, her face and a picture she was holding. They clearly wanted her to cry. I sensed her dignity in being unable to oblige. Amid the overwhelming sadness of the place, I felt fury at such an intrusion on private agony. We surely risk exhaustion from the demands of collective (...) -- Grenfell Tower fire, Society, Communities, UK news, Finsbury Park van attack
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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09:24
New data shows that all emergency services will see rates bills rise, despite budgets being squeezed.
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08:57
The UK chip designer, which is in dispute with Apple, says it is in talks with potential bidders.
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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09:00Grenfell isn’t just about people being left to die. It’s about how we expect them to live | Frances Ryan - Guardian Unlimited CommentHousing inequality doesn’t exist in a vacuum, it’s a result of the wilful abandonment of government duty labelled ‘austerity’ There are moments in which nations come to realise the cost of state-sanctioned inequality – of the belief that certain citizens should have safety, dignity and wellbeing and that it is perfectly permissible that others do not. The Grenfell Tower fire is increasingly being understood as such a moment, a brutal indictment of a housing system by which – in one of the richest boroughs in the country, in one of the richest countries in the world – children, fathers and (...) -- Inequality, Grenfell Tower fire, Poverty, Austerity, Welfare, Politics, Social exclusion, Society, UK news
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07:10
Continue reading... -- The Queen, Queen's speech, Theresa May
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07:00The old Tory order is crumbling – it’s taken Grenfell for us to really see it | Owen Jones - Guardian Unlimited CommentThe neoliberal right has never seemed weaker. With a massive push, Labour can seize the initiative Britain’s old order is crumbling. Those who sense this most acutely, such as the rightwing press, are its defenders. This week, The Sun was reduced to begging its readers to see the evils of socialism. They are right to panic when 30% of its readers ended up voting for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party. Right to reflect that, according to a new YouGov poll, 43% of people believe a “genuinely socialist government” would make Britain a “better place to live” and just 36% say the reverse. Those who (...) -- Conservatives, Politics, Labour, Grenfell Tower fire, UK news
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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09:12
Brown water is gushing from the road surface, which has lifted.
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08:49
Concerns had been raised about the 17-year-old's safety.
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07:35
Snoopy as been given a fresh start in life by the couple who found her at the roadside.
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07:17
The boy's mother complained that her son was circumcised without her consent.
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04:58
The arrival of the machine means patients will no longer have to go abroad for proton beam therapy.
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02:02
The OOCL Hong Kong made her first port of call in Europe at Felixstowe in Suffolk.
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01:52
Researchers discovered 4,147 sites across the UK and Ireland, with nearly 40% found in Scotland.
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01:06
Nicholas Holgate says he is "heartbroken" by the tower block fire in which at least 79 people died.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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08:49UK weather: Thunderstorms to draw record-breaking heatwave to a close - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsHeavy rain to bring an end to sweltering conditions after hottest June since 1976
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02:34Exeter boys wear skirts to school to protest 'no shorts' policy in soaring temperatures - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'The head teacher told them 'Well you can wear a skirt if you like' but I think she was being sarcastic'
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01:59Grenfell Tower fire: Chief executive of Kensington and Chelsea council resigns amid criticism - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'I have decided that it is better to step down from my role, once an appropriate successor has been appointed'
BBC News | Health | UK Edition
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04:58
More must be done to protect young people from cosmetic procedure industry, a report says.
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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01:17
More than a billion biometric cards have been issued, but the scheme is deeply controversial.
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09:07
Government reveals firms which want to run the West Coast Main Line, HS2 and South Eastern rail franchises
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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09:04
A warning that the SNP could derail Theresa May's Brexit bill features on the Scottish front pages.
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09:02Fiji v Scotland: Ross Ford to eclipse Chris Paterson as record cap holder BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionScotland hooker Ross Ford will earn his 110th cap on Saturday as the Scots conclude their summer tour against Fiji.
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08:56
A new Audit Scotland report finds that numbers have fallen to the lowest level for almost a decade.
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