When the atom bomb was dropped, 140,000 Koreans were in Japan's Hiroshima city, many as forced labour.
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 05.08.2025.
It displays 87 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
05.08.2025 โข The Passages and The Depths Revealed
โจThe day's editorial focus opened with ongoing domestic issues, including details on a care worker accused of using a fake ID after a teen's death, and a missing British woman in Greece. Early reports also covered the evolving Gaza conflict, with discussions around Trump's diplomatic proposals and Netanyahu's occupation plans. By early afternoon, the narrative shifted significantly towards migration, with new, vivid reports of beachgoers confronting arriving migrants, and the emergence of a UK-France 'one-in-one-out' policy. Concurrently, a major new international story broke: detailed reports on the Titan submersible implosion highlighted a "toxic workplace culture" and "intimidation." Later in the day, an undercover BBC investigation further amplified migration coverage, exposing violent Channel smuggling networks. Throughout, the Gaza conflict remained a consistent focus, alongside ongoing discussions about police transparency regarding suspect ethnicity.
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02:42โขThe Trust's Demand
โจUK media remains focused on the contentious debate surrounding police transparency and alleged cover-ups related to migrant-linked child sex offences (Breitbart London, The Mirror). The Prime Minister has intervened, urging police to disclose more information on criminals to restore public trust amid unrest over migration (The Times). Concurrently, the Gaza conflict continues to feature prominently, detailing casualties and the plight of hostages (Channel 4 News, Spiked, Morning Star Online).
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The Guardian
Dismay as businesses razed in crackdown
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The Spectator
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New Statesman
Clashes with couriers outside an asylum hotel protest expose a dilemma โ for government and protesters alike.
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The Guardian
The storm that moved a mountain
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New Statesman
In a time of oligarchy and climate breakdown, politics must be oppositional.
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No 10 said all authorities should be โas transparent as possibleโ about offenders as unrest grows over governmentโs handling of the migration crisis
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STAR IN DOCK | Football
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STAR IN DOCK | Football
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09:29โขGaza Policy Debate
โจUK media prioritizes the Gaza conflict, reporting on Trump's proposed 'all or nothing' deal, Israel's 'full occupation' plans, and ongoing casualties/hostage pressure (Independent, Spectator, Channel 4 News, Spiked). Domestically, the Home Secretary advocates revealing suspects' nationality for police transparency amidst migration unrest (The Times). A new prominent story concerns a British woman vanishing from a Greek beach (Daily Mail, Mirror).
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FIND MICHELE | World News
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The argument that Britain needs mass migration to sustain its economy and generous welfare state is fundamentally flawed and is, in reality, creating more economic problems, a government economist has argued.
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World | Jasper King
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Steve Witkoff is visiting Moscow this week - is it a sign that an agreement between Russia and the US to end the fighting in Ukraine could yet be reached?
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The Guardian
Ralph Ineson on breaking into Hollywood at 55
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STAR IN DOCK | Football
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But What's In The New 'Groundbreaking' Deal?
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TRUMP GOES NUCLEAR ON PUTIN
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On Monday, the Royal Ballet and Opera cancelled a planned production of Tosca at the Israeli National Opera. Workers say the institution must refuse all work with Israel indefinitely. Polly Smythe reports.
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The plan will involve a complete takeover of Gaza, but reportedly faces opposition from military chiefs.
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World | Jasper King
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But What's In The New 'Groundbreaking' Deal?
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12:58โขMigration Policy Evolves
โจUK media continues to prioritize migration and the Gaza conflict. On migration, new reports detail beachgoers confronting arrivals (Daily Mail) and a UK-France 'one-in-one-out' policy (HuffPost UK), amplifying concerns about economic sustainability (Breitbart London) and calls for police transparency on suspects' nationality (The Times). Regarding Gaza, Netanyahu's proposed full reoccupation (BBC News, The Independent) remains a key focus, alongside cultural protests linked to Israel (Novara Media).
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TOMMY'S CLAIM | UK News
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OceanGate exploited โregulatory confusion and oversight challengesโ before disaster that killed five people on a tour of the Titanic, US Coast Guard finds
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BBC
Titan sub firm used 'intimidation tactics' and 'critically flawed' safety practices, Coast Guard report finds
The family of two passengers who died in the implosion call for tougher regulation in response to the US Coast Guard's damning report.
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FAMILY'S HEARTBREAK | UK News
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These double standards are inflaming tensions and fuelling mistrust.
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The Guardian
Sandra Domรญnguez fought femicide โ and was killed
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ROCK TRAGEDY | Celebrity
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Exclusive: Secret footage reveals smugglers' forest hideout and cash deals at UK train station.
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Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has been placed under house arrest by the Supreme Court. Heโs on trial for allegedly masterminding a coup to remain in office after he was defeated at the ballot box in 2022.
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16:19โขChannel Routes, Titan Revelations
โจThe UK media's editorial focus remains significantly on migration, with a new BBC investigation exposing violent Channel-smuggling networks (BBC News). This is complemented by continued debate around police transparency regarding suspect ethnicity, fueling public mistrust (Spiked). A prominent new development involves reports detailing a 'toxic workplace culture' and โintimidationโ as contributing factors to the Titan submersible implosion (Sky News, The Times).
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Exclusive: Secret filming reveals smugglers' forest hideout and cash deals at UK train station.
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The Guardian
Gen Z and the terrifying rise of extreme tanning
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FINAL HOURS | UK News
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Morning Star
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UK | Katie Boyden
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Trump warns Europe would be subjected to a punishment trade tariff if it attempted to welch on its promise to invest in the American economy.
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Trump warns Europe would be subjected to a punishment trade tariff if it attempted to welch on its promise to invest in the American economy.
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As calls to end the war in Gaza grow louder both within Israel and among its allies, Benjamin Netanyahu seems set on doing precisely the opposite.
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THE PRICE IS WRONG | Sun Club
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The Guardian
A Hollywood up-and-comer starts a culture war
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People who have crossed the Channel in small boats could avoid deportation by lodging human rights cases or claiming to be under 18
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BACK ON THE BOX | News TV
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22:47โขChannel Smuggling Networks Exposed
โจUK media largely discusses Channel migration and the Gaza conflict. An undercover BBC investigation exposed violent Channel smuggling gangs, while concerns persist over human rights 'loopholes' migrants might use to avoid deportation (BBC News, Morning Star, The Times). Internationally, reports indicate Netanyahu may order a full occupation of Gaza, with Trump's position on the decision also highlighted (Channel 4 News, The Independent).
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Why the atomic bombing of Japan still gnaws at the Western conscience, 80 years on.
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