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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 04.08.2025.
It displays 100 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
04.08.2025 โข The Cover-up Accusations, The Storm's Advance
โจUK media on August 4 opened with reports on new migrant 'hotspots' and initial warnings for Storm Floris, which quickly escalated into significant domestic disruption across Britain, causing widespread travel cancellations and power outages. The tragic death at an Oasis concert also maintained early prominence. However, the day's primary editorial focus rapidly shifted to intensifying claims of an alleged police 'cover-up' regarding a child sex offence by Afghan asylum seekers. Nigel Farage notably amplified these accusations, demanding ethnicity data and alleging a 'Rotherham style' concealment, which sparked a contentious national debate. Concurrently, Storm Floris continued its widespread impact, with extreme winds and further power losses dominating domestic reporting. International attention remained on the Gaza conflict, with distressing reports on the state of hostages and escalating Palestinian casualties.
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An undercover BBC investigation reveals the women who involve children as young as 13 in sex work.
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The Spectator
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05:26โขNew Migration Hotspots Emerge
โจUK media continues its focus on immigration, with new reports mapping 'hotspots' where recent migrants have settled (Daily Mail). Discussions persist concerning alleged police cover-ups of asylum seeker crimes (Breitbart London) and criminalising online promotion of illegal Channel crossings (Channel 4 News). Separately, the tragic death of a man falling at a Wembley Oasis concert is also a prominent news story (The Mirror, The Sun, Metro).
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UK | Noora Mykkanen
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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New Statesman
Discontent has spread to his own cabinet.
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Hamas said it would allow Red Cross access if humanitarian aid corridors were opened into Gaza.
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The Guardian
โ10 times bigger than the Industrial Revolution'
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Hamas said it would allow Red Cross access if humanitarian aid corridors were opened into Gaza.
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World | Sarah Hooper
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Londonโs Metropolitan Police have banned a group of protesters from demonstrating outside a migrant hotel in Canary Wharf over alleged harassment of the occupants.
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"End the war", said the letter to Trump by a former prime minister as well as former heads of Israeli intelligence agencies.
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UK | Jasper King
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09:20โขStorm Floris Strikes UK
โจUK media is currently dominated by reports on Storm Floris, with warnings of 'danger to life' and significant travel disruption across the country (The Independent, Metro, Sky News). Major events, including festivals, are being cancelled as the storm impacts daily life. Internationally, the Gaza conflict remains prominent, with Israeli ex-officials appealing to Trump and Keir Starmer facing internal UK political divisions over the issue (BBC News, New Statesman).
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FLORIS' FURY | UK News
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FLORIS' FURY | UK News
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UK | Jasper King
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The Guardian
Afghan women expelled into hands of Taliban
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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LETBY SHOCK | UK News
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The alleged crimes of illegal migrants must not be swept under the carpet.
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UK | Jasper King
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Breaking | Live
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FARAGE'S FURY | Politics
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13:49โขAsylum Cover-up Claims Intensify
โจUK media is significantly focused on claims of a police "cover-up" regarding an alleged rape by Afghan asylum seekers, with Nigel Farage leading accusations about the concealment of their immigration status (Daily Mail, Spiked, The Sun). This fuels ongoing discussions surrounding migrant-related crime and protests at asylum facilities (Breitbart London). Concurrently, Storm Floris continues to dominate domestic news, causing widespread power outages, travel cancellations, and public warnings across Britain (The Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky News).
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STAR GONE | News TV
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The Reform leader said there was โrising public angerโ overt migrant hotels and alleged crimes committed by people arriving on small boats
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Breitbart UK
Ukrainiane responded to President Trump redeploying two nuclear-powered submarines โin the regionโ, saying the move had shut up loudmouths.
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Breaking | Live
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'HAPPY TO GO NOW' | News TV
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Breaking | Live
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GOODBYE, JAMES | Showbiz
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15:24โขFloris's Grip Continues
โจStorm Floris remains a dominant domestic concern, causing widespread power outages and travel cancellations (Independent, Metro, Sky News). The immigration debate evolves with Nigel Farage demanding ethnicity data for sex offence charges, fueling claims of a cover-up regarding migrant-related crime (The Times, Spiked). Internationally, Trump's nuclear submarine deployment draws Ukrainian praise (Breitbart London) amid appeals to end the Gaza war (BBC News).
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TRUMP GOES NUCLEAR ON PUTIN
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Ilay David says the Hamas video showing his brother Evyatar emaciated and weak is a "new form of cruelty" that left his parents shattered.
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The Guardian
Sydney Sweeneyโs political moment may backfire
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HERE WE GROW | UK News
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Breaking | Live
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Farage and the leader of Warwickshire Council decry police making a bid to apparently hush up an alleged child sex crime by boat migrants.
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UK | Barney Davis
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Over 74 Palestinians were killed in Gaza today according to the Gaza Health Ministry, who claimed ten were shot by Israeli soldiers whilst seeking aid and five died of starvation.
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The Sun
TOMMY ARRESTED | UK News
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20:01โขFarage Accusations Fuel Cover-Up Row
โจThe UK media is largely consumed by the intensifying debate surrounding alleged police cover-ups of migrant-related child sex offences, particularly in Nuneaton. Nigel Farage's accusations of a "Rotherham style" cover-up and his demand for ethnicity data are met with condemnation (Breitbart London, The Mirror, Spiked, The Times). Concurrently, the Gaza conflict remains prominent, with distressing reports on the condition of Israeli hostages and high Palestinian casualties (BBC News, Channel 4 News).
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Simon Pearson was fired and branded โIslamophobicโ for questioning Britainโs two-tier justice system.
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'ASSAULT' ARREST | UK News
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No 10 said all authorities should be โas transparent as possibleโ about offenders as unrest grows over the governmentโs handling of the migration crisis
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STAR ACCUSED | UK News
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The recognition of Palestine is a sick reward for Hamasโs anti-Semitic atrocities.
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