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01.06.2025 โ€” The Day Ukraine Struck Forty Russian Bombers

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 01.06.2025.

It displays 106 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

01.06.2025 โ‡ข The Day Ukraine Struck Forty Russian Bombers
โŒจUkraine executed what media described as its most sophisticated operation yet, launching drones from concealed trucks inside Russia to destroy over 40 strategic bombers across multiple airbases. Coverage evolved from initial claims of "Pearl Harbor-level" strikes to detailed accounts of coordinated swarms emerging from parked vehicles, targeting nuclear-capable aircraft worth $7 billion according to reports.

The operation overshadowed other international developments, including Russian bridge collapses that killed seven people and were attributed to sabotage. Gaza violence continued with Israeli strikes near aid centers reportedly killing 31 Palestinians.

Domestically, Channel crossings reached 2025's highest daily total with over 1,100 migrants, prompting headlines about lost border control. Paris experienced riots following PSG's Champions League victory, with two deaths and nearly 560 arrests reported.

The day concluded with an FBI investigation into what authorities called a targeted terror attack in Colorado, where multiple people were burned in firebombing incidents at pro-Israel events.
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The Guardian

My mother will disinherit me unless I split with my partner

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06:06โ‡ขParis Riots After Champions League Victory

โŒจThe newspapers report on Paris erupting into chaos following PSG's Champions League final victory, with hundreds arrested as masked fans hurled fireworks at riot police, prompting France's Interior Minister to denounce "barbarians" on the streets (Breitbart London, Metro). Infrastructure collapses dominate international coverage as two bridges collapsed in Russian border regions, killing seven people and injuring dozens, while trains were derailed across the affected areas (The Independent, Sky News). Royal family tensions emerge through reports that Prince Harry consulted Princess Diana's brother about abandoning the Mountbatten-Windsor surname in favor of Spencer (Daily Mail). Gaza ceasefire negotiations continue with Hamas maintaining its pledge to release ten hostages while demanding modifications to the US plan that American envoys still consider unacceptable (BBC News, Channel 4 News).
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BBC

26 dead after Israeli tanks open fire near Gaza aid centre, rescuers say

The Red Cross hospital in Rafah says 150 Palestinians have been injured in Gazaโ€™s southern city.
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The Guardian

'Mum says it's my partner or my inheritance'

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The Guardian

How I fell into a hypochondriac rabbit hole

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BBC

31 dead after Israeli tanks open fire near Gaza aid centre, Hamas health ministry says

The Red Cross hospital in Rafah says 150 Palestinians have been injured in Gazaโ€™s southern city.
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10:08โ‡ขThirty-One Dead in Gaza Aid Centre Strike

โŒจThe newspapers report on escalating Gaza violence as Israeli tanks killed 31 Palestinians near an aid centre in Rafah, with 150 injured at the Red Cross hospital (BBC News). Labour announces increased defence spending as a deterrent message to Putin amid ongoing Russia-Ukraine tensions (HuffPost UK). Meanwhile, Russian bridge collapses killed seven people, with multiple outlets attributing the incidents to sabotage targeting Putin's rail network (The Independent, Sky News). Domestic issues include record Channel crossings with over 1,000 migrants in a single day, described as 2025's highest daily total (The Sun), and tensions surrounding the Appleby Horse Fair as locals fortify villages against thousands of travellers (Daily Mail).
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BBC

French police to give news conference about deaths and arrests after PSG Champions League win

Two people have died and 559 people have been arrested across France after PSG football fans celebrated winning the Champions League, the French interior ministry says.
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BBC

French police to give update as hundreds arrested after PSG Champions League win

Two people have died and 559 people have been arrested across France after PSG football fans celebrated winning the Champions League, the French interior ministry says.
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BBC

French police give update as hundreds arrested after PSG Champions League win

Two people have died and 559 arrested across France after PSG fans celebrated winning the Champions League, the French interior ministry says.
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BBC

PSG victory parade to go ahead, police say, after more than 190 injured in clashes

Hundreds have been arrested across France after PSG's Champions League win, French officials say.
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BBC

31 dead after Israeli forces attack near Gaza aid centre, says Hamas-run health ministry

Rescuers and residents say Israeli tanks opened fire on a crowd, but the aid distributor said reports were false.
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BBC

Ukraine drone attack hits more than 40 Russian bomber planes, claims Ukrainian security service

A major operation has been launched by Ukraine using drones to destroy Russian bomber planes, according to the Ukrainian security service.
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The Guardian

The tiny village engulfed by a mountain

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12:46โ‡ขUkraine Destroys 40 Russian Bombers

โŒจThe newspapers report on Ukraine claiming a major escalation with coordinated drone strikes destroying over 40 Russian bomber aircraft at four airbases, including nuclear-capable planes, in what multiple outlets describe as a "large-scale operation" (BBC News, Sky News, The Sun). Immigration tensions dominate domestic coverage as a minister admits Britain has "lost control of borders" while hundreds more migrants cross the Channel, with reports describing smugglers operating like a "taxi service" while French police observe without intervention (HuffPost UK, The Independent). Violence in France intensifies following PSG's Champions League victory, with reports of two deaths, 700 fires, and nearly 560 arrests in what Breitbart London calls a "playground for thugs."
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BBC

Ukraine drones 'emerged from trucks' before strikes on jets during major attack in Russia

A major operation is launched by Ukraine using drones to destroy Russian bomber planes, according to the Ukrainian security service.
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BBC

Ukraine drones 'emerged from trucks' before strikes on bombers during major attack in Russia

A major operation is launched by Ukraine using drones to destroy Russian strategic bomber planes, according to the Ukrainian security service.
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The Guardian

The exercise you need for a pain-free future?

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16:37โ‡ขDrones From Trucks Strike Russian Bombers

โŒจThe newspapers report on Ukraine claiming its most sophisticated military operation yet, with drones launched from trucks inside Russia destroying over 40 strategic bomber aircraft across multiple airbases in what outlets describe as a coordinated "masterpiece" (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Independent, Sky News, The Sun). The Ukrainian security service details how drones "emerged from trucks" during the major attack targeting Putin's nuclear-capable bombers. Domestic coverage includes reports of two Scottish gangsters shot dead at an Irish pub in Costa del Sol (Metro), while German authorities identify over one million Muslims with migrant backgrounds as susceptible to radicalization (Breitbart London). BBC Race Across the World contestant Sam died in a car crash aged 24 while traveling to a family birthday party (The Mirror).
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HuffPost UK

'FARAGE'S FANTASY'

Reform UK Plans To Cut Public Spending By ยฃ400 Billion
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BBC

FBI says it is investigating 'targeted terror attack' in Colorado, US, after reports people injured

Police in Colorado are responding to the attack at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall that they say has left multiple people injured.
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22:19โ‡ขTerror Attack Targets Jewish Protesters in Colorado

โŒจThe newspapers report on a terror attack in Colorado targeting pro-Jewish protesters, with the FBI investigating what multiple outlets describe as firebombing that left several people burned at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall (BBC News, Daily Mail). Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian airbases continue dominating coverage, with outlets reporting the destruction of over 40 bombers including nuclear-capable aircraft, as Zelenskyy claims the operation will enter history books (The Independent, The Mirror, Sky News). Gaza tensions escalate following the US envoy's rejection of Hamas's ceasefire response, with continued airstrikes on Gaza City reported (Channel 4 News). Domestic politics feature Reform UK's proposal to cut public spending by ยฃ400 billion, which HuffPost UK describes as "Farage's Fantasy."
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FBI says it is investigating 'targeted terror attack' in Colorado, US, after multiple people injured

Police in Colorado are responding to the attack at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall that they say has left multiple people injured.
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BBC

FBI investigating 'targeted terror attack' in Colorado in US, after multiple people injured

Police in Colorado are responding to the attack at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall that they say has left multiple people injured.
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BBC

Several injured in attack as man sets people on fire in Colorado in US

Police say a suspect was "setting people on fire" at a mall in Boulder, with several wounded including with burns injuries.
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