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United Kingdom News
Would you like to access news/blog content published by sources located in United Kingdom?
Code example
If you'd like to make a REST call, then make a following POST request:
Endpoint /api/v1/article/getArticles
Request body
{
"sourceLocationUri": "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom",
"resultType": "articles",
"apiKey": "API_KEY"
}
If you'd like instead to do a GET request then call:
/api/v1/article/getArticles?sourceLocationUri=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FUnited_Kingdom&resultType=articles&apiKey=API_KEY
Example of JSON response
Below is an example JSON object that you would receive as the result of the request. You can retrieve also additional properties such as concepts, categories, source details, etc. by specifying additional parameters in the request as described on the documentation page.
{
"articles": {
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"url": "https://www.brentwoodlive.co.uk/news/26715605.david-walliams-named-man-sought-high-court-injunction/",
"title": "David Walliams named as celebrity in failed High Court injunction bid",
"body": "David Walliams has been named as the man who sought an injunction to block the reporting of allegations against him.\n\nThe 55-year-old comedian and author took legal action against Independent Television News (ITN) and Guardian News and Media (GNM) after they planned to publish claims that included sexual misconduct and possible criminal behaviour.\n\nLawyers for the media organisations told the High Court in London the allegations involved Walliams' alleged \"abuse of power and status\" to contact young women and try to engage in \"inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities.\"\n\nHe denied the claims and argued that publication posed a serious risk to his life, citing two previous suicide attempts, but his bid to stop publication was unsuccessful.\n\nWalliams was granted anonymity during the proceedings but was publicly named after his injunction was dismissed and the stories were published on Tuesday.\n\nThe court heard that reporters had spoken to more than 100 people as part of what was described as a \"wide-ranging and rigorous investigation,\" including more than 30 first-hand sources.\n\nSara Mansoori KC, representing Walliams, said the author had no plans to return to public life and that his mental health concerns were genuine, not raised to delay or block publication.\n\nMr Justice Nicklin refused the injunction, ruling it would be an \"exceptionally serious interference\" with freedom of expression.\n\nHe said in his judgment that Walliams' detention under the Mental Health Act meant the state had assumed responsibility for his immediate safety and could provide \"significant protection\" to reduce the risk of suicide.\n\nWalliams is best known for his work on Little Britain, Come Fly With Me, and as a judge on Britain's Got Talent.\n\nHe has sold more than 60 million children's books worldwide, including The Boy In The Dress, Fing, and Gangsta Granny.\n\nHis publisher, HarperCollins, dropped him in December 2025 after an investigation into allegations he had \"harassed\" young women, which Walliams strongly denied.\n\nIn 2019, Walliams publicly supported the 'Save Our Libraries Essex' campaign, sharing a photo of himself holding a sign to oppose proposed library closures.",
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"url": "https://www.salisburyjournal.co.uk/sport/national/26715614.constitution-hill-set-kempton/",
"title": "Constitution Hill set for Kempton once more",
"body": "Constitution Hill is set to return to his favourite stomping ground later this month, with Nicky Henderson saying his former hurdling king is in \"good form and loving it\".\n\nThe 2023 Champion Hurdle hero has enjoyed some of his finest hours at Kempton winning three Christmas Hurdles, while it has also been the scene of two of his appearances to date on the Flat before going on to taste defeat in Italy last month.\n\nHenderson is now eyeing the Sunbury track's Listed Unibet Floodlit Stakes on November 25 and said: \"I think we might go to Kempton next, he likes Kempton and he likes the all-weather.\n\n\"I'd still rather be on turf and in Milan we had a bit of bad luck. The week before I thought 'we won't be going, it's too quick' and then they had 48mm (of rain) on the Tuesday night and they all rang me up to tell me it was heavy.\n\n\"Off we went and by the time we got there on Sunday it was back to good and getting quicker which was unfortunate as a bit of soft ground would have changed things dramatically.\n\n\"Kempton seems right and we've looked at all the overseas options. He is in good form and loving it. He really does love it. He will be back to say hello to everyone at Kempton, I hope.\"\n\nAlthough beaten on both occasions since stepping up in grade on the Flat, Henderson has been happy with the performances he has produced, including when getting caught too far back when keeping on for fifth in the Group Two Gran Premio del Jockey Club most recently.\n\nSpeaking to Unibet, he continued: \"He ran well in Italy, he was a little further back than we would have liked. Obviously we don't know the track very well, but they say you can't afford to be too far back and it's an incredibly long straight.\n\n\"He jumped out well and then only had two behind him rather than two in front of him which is what we were trying to achieve, but he still ran a very good race.\n\n\"He's run two very high-class races against proper good horses. The run at Kempton (September Stakes) was a prep for Italy which then didn't quite go according to plan with the ground and position he got himself in but he's in great form.\"\n\nOne trump card Henderson will be able to play in the lead-up to Constitution Hill's next assignment is reuniting the nine-year-old with some of his star Seven Barrows stablemates, who have previously been enjoying some down time while the Flat convert has been tuning up for recent competition.\n\n\"It will be easier now some of the better horses are back in as during the summer when getting ready for Kempton we were a bit short of work partners,\" said Henderson. \"When you're as good as he is you need good horses to work with and that made the summer months a bit tricky.\n\n\"Now the good horses are back he's back in the pack with all his old muckers and that will help him.\"",
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"body": "British lifestyle brand Oliver Bonas will open at the Eastbourne shopping centre ahead of Christmas, bringing its mix of fashion, jewellery, accessories, homeware, and gifts to the town.\n\nThe opening comes as part of the brand's ongoing expansion and marks its latest location in a network of more than 90 stores across the UK and Republic of Ireland.\n\nMark Powell, centre manager at The Beacon, said: \"We're delighted to be welcoming Oliver Bonas to The Beacon.\n\n\"It's a fantastic addition to the centre and a brand we know will appeal to shoppers from Eastbourne and further afield.\n\n\"With Christmas approaching, the timing couldn't be better.\n\n\"Oliver Bonas has a brilliant range of fashion, accessories, homeware and gifts, and we're really looking forward to seeing the new store open its doors.\"\n\nKnown for its colourful, contemporary style, Oliver Bonas has become a familiar name on high streets and in shopping centres nationwide.\n\nThe new store will give Eastbourne shoppers the chance to explore the brand's colourful and contemporary collections right in the heart of the town.\n\nFurther details, including the official opening date, will be announced soon.",
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"title": "David Walliams tried to block publication of sexual misconduct allegations",
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"body": "While it both confused and intrigued English commentators, what it was doing was paying homage to the reimagining of a Jacobite symbol by a poet who had given the lifeblood to modern Nationalism. The man in question was Hugh MacDiarmid. A provocateur, an iconoclast, but also the great figure of modern Scottish poetry to whom the SNP clung in search of a literary voice for modern Scotland.\n\nThis voice was encapsulated in 1926 with his magnum opus: A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle, a work that would drag Scottish literature into the 20th century by the scruff of its neck.\n\nIn an imagined Scottish setting, a man returns from a night of heavy drinking, only to be captivated by the sight of a thistle. What ensues is a 2,600-line reflection on love, politics and philosophy, in a thicket of tangled musings which interrogate Scotland's identity, its culture and its crippling self-doubt.\n\nIt kicked off what scholars now call the Scottish Renaissance, a movement that sought to revive Scottish identity through a cultural renewal, but remains contested to this day. One hundred years on, that very cultural inheritance is in peril. Across university departments, the axe is swinging and, in Edinburgh, the home of the Enlightenment, it has fallen sharply on Scottish literature, which will soon no longer be taught as a single degree but just as an aside to English literature.\n\nInterestingly, for a poem that questions almost everything about modern Scotland, even the identity of the poet who penned A Drunk Man is worthy of discussion. 'Hugh MacDiarmid' was in fact a persona created by the writer Christopher Murray Grieve while working for The Montrose Review in the early 1920s.\n\n\"MacDiarmid was a very unusual small-town journalist before he published A Drunk Man,\" says his authorised biographer Alexander Linklater.\n\nOn November 21, he will gather some of the country's leading historical and literary figures at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow to grapple with \"the most extraordinary poem in all of Scottish literature\".\n\nScottish poet Hugh MacDiarmid, photographed by Radio Times to mark his 80th birthday in connection with the BBC television program Rebel Poet, July 1972. (Image: Jan Atkinson)\n\n\"MacDiarmid had ambitions far beyond his station at the Montrose Review,\" he says. \"He eventually discovers in the library in Montrose some dictionaries of the Scots language and suddenly finds that he can write in a Scots extracted from all kinds of written sources.\n\n\"There is a transformative moment in his lyrics in which Christopher Murray Grieve reinvents himself and stumbles into becoming Hugh MacDiarmid.\"\n\nThe language in which he writes isn't a spoken Scots but rather a literary invention, what he called \"synthetic Scots\", stitched together from regional dialects into a language that he believed could speak for the nation. As his legacy attests, he became a man of not only literary ideas but also grandiose political ideas. He was thrown out of the National Party of Scotland (a precursor to the SNP) for being a communist, and later thrown out of the Communist Party for being a nationalist. He flirted with fascism in the late 1920s and early 1930s, but remained for most of his life an avowed Stalinist. As Linklater says: \"To describe someone as a writer of contradictions is the biggest cliché, but MacDiarmid truly deserves to be tagged as such.\n\n\"He's endlessly fascinating. You can argue with him endlessly. He's full of absurdities and contradictions.\"\n\nThe 1920s, when MacDiarmid was writing A Drunk Man, was a decade of miserable economic decline and industrial strife in a nation still crippled by some of the Great War's worst losses.\n\nAccording to the historian Sir Tom Devine: \"By any criteria, the 1920s was a terrible period for Scotland.\n\n\"The depth of unemployment in that period was structural. It wasn't cyclical as it had been in the past. It went on and on and on, with everyone hoping for amelioration, but it didn't come.\"\n\nScotland, he argues, was also \"doubly damned\" by its overreliance on heavy industries that failed to equip the population for the changing economy. None of this is lost on MacDiarmid in A Drunk Man, which engaged with the big political ideas of the day and most notably lamented the failure of the 1926 General Strike. But one must be cautious when discussing MacDiarmid's politics. \"It would be a great mistake to take MacDiarmid too seriously intellectually. He doesn't really have serious intellectual ideas,\" Linklater says.\n\n\"He's a pioneer in another sense. His fanatical gestures tend to be quite empty, but he can really write some good slogans.\"\n\nOne of these enduring aphorisms, \"Not Burns, Dunbar\", encapsulates his disdain for the so-called 'Burns cult' that dominated Scottish literature in his day, and points instead to one of the Makars (court poets) of medieval Scotland.\n\nTherein lies one of MacDiarmid's many contradictions. At the same time as he looked towards European Modernism and attempted to bring Scotland in step with this new movement, he was looking back to our medieval literary roots. But it was the Burns devotees and their suppers with \"Cockney pipers\" and where \"No' wan in fifty kens a wurd Burns wrote\" who found themselves on the receiving end of MacDiarmid's blistering pen.\n\nThe 'Burns cult' was simply an \"easy target\" for MacDiarmid, according to Professor of Scottish Literature Gerard Carruthers.\n\n\"In reality, MacDiarmid doesn't know the Burnsians all that well.\n\n\"His argument could be that the 'cult' had misread or misrepresented Robert Burns, but as ever with MacDiarmid he wants to claim that everything before him is a bit ignorant and he's coming along to put things right.\"\n\nPoets' Pub: Norman MacCaig, Sorley MacLean, Hugh MacDiarmid, Iain Crichton Smith, George Mackay Brown, Sidney Goodsir Smith, Edwin Morgan, Robert Garioch, Alan Bold and John A. Tonge (Image: Alexander Moffat)\n\nWhat MacDiarmid is really railing against in A Drunk Man is the twee sentimentalisation of Scottish culture that defined the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, epitomised by the Kailyard school's provincial tales of pious ministers and the lad o' pairts, stories that became bestsellers in their day and were exported en masse around the world.\n\nOn the other side of the coin, the 1920s is the great Modernist decade. In 1922, T.S. Eliot published The Waste Land and James Joyce published Ulysses, both great works that MacDiarmid looked to for inspiration. \"The long sprawlingness of the poem is licensed by the Modernist movement,\" says Carruthers.\n\nBut, ironically, he argues, \"MacDiarmid's reimagining of Scotland through his literary project in a lot of ways can be paralleled with the previous figures of Robert Burns and Walter Scott.\n\n\"The only thing about MacDiarmid is that I'm not sure he does in fact reimagine Scotland for the modern world in the sense that his poem doesn't have all that much reach.\n\n\"In 1933 there's an exhibition of modern Scottish literature at the McLellan Galleries in Glasgow and not only is A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle not mentioned, Hugh MacDiarmid isn't mentioned.\n\n\"This is some seven years after the publication of the poem and it still has no presence.\"\n\nIt wasn't until the middle of the twentieth century that MacDiarmid began to be celebrated more widely and taken in by the SNP with open arms, just as the party was starting to get its act together electorally. \"Particularly in the 1950s and 1960s when early Scottish nationalists were poking around for models, it's a bit like they pick up MacDiarmid and go, 'Look! The answer was there all along,'\" according to Linklater.\n\nNot only was MacDiarmid's work championed by the party, but also by individuals who would go on to fill influential positions in the media, arts and academia. Alex Scott, the first head of an independent Scottish Literature department at the University of Glasgow, was, in Carruthers's words, \"a true believer\" in MacDiarmid. And so the man considered an eccentric, albeit an endearing one, by his contemporaries was rediscovered in his old age and began to be mythologised.\n\nOne of the most enduring physical images of MacDiarmid is the Scottish painter Sandy Moffat's 1980 work Poet's Pub. The artwork is a rich and vivid depiction of the key figures of twentieth-century Scottish poetry gathered in an imagined Edinburgh boozer with, of course, Hugh MacDiarmid at the centre. There's something familial about the image, with the likes of Sorley MacLean, Iain Crichton Smith and George Mackay Brown portrayed almost as sons of MacDiarmid.\n\n\"I think he's an imagined father of the Scottish Renaissance and plenty of people now believe that he is,\" argues Carruthers.\n\n\"His reputation has been driven by modern nationalists because they want to believe it.\"\n\nA moment that illustrates MacDiarmid's canonisation not only for the literati and the SNP, but for the Scottish left, was a curious episode when he was invited along to a staging of the 7:84 agitprop theatre group's landmark 1973 play The Cheviot, the Stag, and the Black, Black Oil.\n\nIn Linklater's words, the 7:84 company, which \"viewed the SNP as tartan Tories\", did an extraordinary thing and came out onto the stage at the end of the show not to be thanked by the audience, but to applaud and celebrate MacDiarmid, then in his eighties, who sat in the front row with his family.\n\nSo where does the legacy of A Drunk Man and the Renaissance it sparked stand today? At the University of Glasgow it hasn't been taught in its entirety for a long time, Professor Carruthers tells me. \"We've only taught it in extracts. It was last taught in full at Glasgow in the 1990s. Most students today find it pretty inaccessible apart from a few obvious passages which are easy wins.\"\n\nSir Tom Devine is also sceptical about the legacy of the much-lauded Scottish Renaissance. \"What does one conclude in a dynamic cultural explosion,\" he asks, \"if it's restricted to a tiny segment of the population?\"\n\nIf devolution and the new century meant a rebirth of Scottish culture, well, we're still waiting for it to arrive. But, one hundred years on, arguments about what A Drunk Man means to the nation are still staggering on. \"In MacDiarmid is the idea that Scottish culture can be as great as it can be. 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