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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 05.07.2025.
It displays 98 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
05.07.2025 โข The Flood's Grim Toll
โจUK media on July 5th initially focused on the funeral of Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, extensively covering the attendance of his widow, teammates, and the wider football community throughout the morning and early afternoon. Reports later emerged about the closure of his graveyard due to mourners seeking selfies. Concurrently, attention increasingly shifted to the catastrophic flash floods in Texas. As the day progressed, reports detailed a continuously rising death toll, particularly among children, and the desperate ongoing search for missing individuals, with this international tragedy dominating evening coverage. Domestically, discussions persisted regarding Keir Starmer's first year as Prime Minister, while the classification of 'Palestine Action' as a terrorist group led to arrests of protesters defying the ban.
05.07.2025
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Eyewitness
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BBC
At least 13 killed and 20 children missing in 'destructive' Texas floods
Frantic searches are under way in the US state of Texas after a "catastrophic level" of flooding.
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BBC
Texas floods death toll rises to 24, with up to 25 children missing
A "catastrophic level" of flooding swept through a summer camp for girls, with frantic searches under way.
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Camp Mystic, where 700 children were attending summer camp, has been hit by a "catastrophic level" of flooding.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
A shameless trip back to the 90s
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Evening Standard
Oasis pay tribute to Diogo Jota on opening night of world tour
Sport
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05:53โขOasis Resurgent Harmony
โจThe UK media continues to focus on significant cultural events. The highly anticipated Oasis reunion tour is underway, with early reviews and detailed reports on set lists and celebrity attendees (The Mirror, Metro, Evening Standard, The Guardian). Notably, the band and Liverpool football stars also paid tribute to the late Diogo Jota, whose passing remains a prominent topic (Daily Mail, The Mirror, Evening Standard). Concurrently, discussions persist regarding Keir Starmer's first year as Prime Minister (The Independent, HuffPost UK, Spiked).
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Emergency workers had rescued more than 230 people so far after overnight flooding along the Guadalupe River.
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World | Luke Alsford
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The Guardian
Terrifying truth about why Teslaโs cars keep crashing
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New Statesman
From Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana to Zack Polanski, an anti-war movement is growing in force โ inside and outsideโฆ
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One year ago today, Sir Keir Starmer became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. And howโs that going for him?
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Evening Standard
Oasis at Cardiff review: Liam and Noel embrace in historic reunion
Music
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Evening Standard
Oasis at Cardiff review: Liam and Noel embrace, this is history
Music
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Football | Tony Mogan
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08:48โขDiogo Jota's Final Journey
โจThe UK media's primary focus is currently on the funeral of Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, with multiple outlets extensively covering the attendance of his widow and teammates. Alongside this, significant editorial attention is given to Keir Starmer's first year as Prime Minister, drawing diverse commentary from critical assessments to more favourable analyses. Broader political discussions also include the potential for a 'new left' unified by the Gaza issue.
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World | Natalia Penza
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BBC
Desperate search for girls swept away at summer camp after Texas floods kill 24 people
At least 24 people have been killed in the flooding, which devastated a girls' summer camp located on the Guadalupe River.
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Football | Tony Mogan
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The Guardian
Loggers close in on uncontacted people in Peru
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Football | Tony Mogan
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Football | Tony Mogan
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12:34โขFootball's Last Farewell
โจThe dominant theme in UK media is the funeral of Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota, widely covered by multiple outlets detailing the attendance of his family and teammates. Concurrently, UK media continues to assess Keir Starmer's first year as Prime Minister, with varied perspectives ranging from critical to more favourable. International news includes tragic floods in Texas and concern over uncontacted tribes in Peru.
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An 83-year-old priest and a human rights lawyer were among around 25 people detained for defying the Palestine Action ban on day one.
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US | Jessica Kwong
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TV | Asyia Iftikhar
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BBC
Nine children among 27 dead in Texas flooding as search continues for the missing
Authorities say 27 children remain missing after a summer camp was struck by catastrophic floods.
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BBC
Nine children among 27 dead in Texas flooding as search continues for missing girls
Authorities say 27 children remain missing after a summer camp was struck by catastrophic floods.
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Breitbart UK
Dozens of protesters supporting Palestine Action were arrested in London on Sunday as they demonstrated in defiance of the British governmentโs move to classify the group as a proscribed terrorist organisation.
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18:48โขJota Graveyard Closed
โจUK media continues to focus on the aftermath of Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota's funeral, with reports of his graveyard being closed due to mourners seeking selfies (The Mirror, Evening Standard). Concurrently, significant international attention is given to the catastrophic Texas floods, where the search continues for missing children among 27 fatalities (BBC News, Sky News). Domestically, the classification of 'Palestine Action' as a terrorist group has led to multiple arrests of protesters defying the ban (Breitbart London, Novara Media).
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Flash floods have killed at least 27 people in central Texas โ a number of them children โ as a search for 27 missing girls continues.
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The Guardian
He pulled me close for my last-ever first kiss
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BBC
Fourteen children die in Texas flash flooding as search continues for missing girls
Authorities say 27 children remain missing after a summer camp was struck by catastrophic floods.
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The Independent
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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US | Josh Layton
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US | Josh Layton
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21:55โขTexas Flood's Grim Toll
โจUK media outlets are intensely focused on the catastrophic flash floods in Texas, reporting on the increasing death toll, particularly among children, and the ongoing desperate search for missing individuals (BBC News, Channel 4 News, Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News). Concurrently, domestic attention remains on the arrests of 'Palestine Action' protesters following the group's ban (Breitbart London, Novara Media) and an ex-adviser's warning about government failure without tax raises (The Independent).
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Some 27 children are missing from a girls' summer camp on the banks of the river, say officials in Kerr County.
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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Drama over Rachel Reeves and the welfare bill has undermined trust in the Labour Party and given the PM his lowest ever approval rating
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Some 27 children are missing from a girls' summer camp on the banks of the river, say officials in Kerr County.
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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