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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 07.10.2025.
It displays 109 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
07.10.2025 ⇢ The Day of the October 7th Anniversary Protests
⌨UK media prominently covered the second anniversary of the October 7th attacks. The day began with Labour leader Keir Starmer urging students not to protest, deeming such actions "un-British" (BBC News, Sky News, The Independent). This call for restraint continued throughout the morning, alongside reports of Israelis gathering for memorial events. Early afternoon coverage highlighted pro-Palestine student marches proceeding despite Starmer's warnings, and an individual accused of cutting down ribbons for Israeli hostages was unmasked (Daily Mail). The evening saw continued focus on these protests, with some being banned in Berlin, and lingering scrutiny on Robert Jenrick's controversial comments regarding Birmingham. Separately, details emerged about millions of motorists receiving compensation from a car finance scandal (Sky News, Daily Mail).
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The talks in Egypt are expected to be among the most consequential since the start of the war two years ago.
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The talks in Egypt are expected to be among the most consequential since the start of the war two years ago.
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The talks in Egypt are expected to be among the most consequential since the start of the war two years ago.
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The California model of ‘oligarchical socialism’ would shatter the American Dream.
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UK | John Dunne
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New Statesman
Since the 7 October attacks, humanitarian norms have been buried in the rubble of war
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BBC
Starmer urges UK students not to protest as Israel marks two years since 7 October attacks
Sir Keir Starmer urges students not to join pro-Palestinian protests on the second anniversary of the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel,
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05:40⇢Starmer's Plea Against Protests
⌨UK media is largely focused on the second anniversary of the 7 October Hamas attacks, with Labour leader Keir Starmer urging students not to protest (BBC News, Sky News). Pro-Gaza protests and vigils marking the anniversary are also reported (The Sun, HuffPost UK). Separately, police have reportedly dismantled a major phone smuggling gang (Daily Mail, Metro).
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BBC
Starmer urges UK students not to protest as Israel marks two years since 7 October attack
The UK PM describes pro-Palestinian rallies, planned to mark the second anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel, as "un-British".
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UK | Katie Boyden
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GANG BLITZ | UK News
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BBC
Israelis gather at memorial events to mark two years since Hamas's 7 October attack
At the site of the Nova festival attack, memorials stand garnished with flowers, tributes and candles, our correspondent reports from Kibbutz Re'im.
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FLAG FURY | UK News
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The Dahiya doctrine and Hannibal directive are key to making sense of Israel’s actions in Gaza over the past two years, and yet the BBC hasn’t mentioned them once in its coverage since 7 October 2023. Harriet Williamson reports.
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Police were reportedly warned years before the Manchester synagogue terror attack by neighbours of Jihad al-Shamie about the future Islamist extremist becoming “radicalised”.
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BBC
Israel marks two years since 7 October attacks as Starmer tells students to avoid 'un-British' protests
At the site of the Nova festival attack, memorials stand garnished with flowers, tributes and candles, our correspondent reports from Kibbutz Re'im.
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Lionel Shriver on how the UK’s embrace of censorship offers a warning to the world.
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09:04⇢October 7th Anniversary: Protests and Remembrance
⌨UK media largely focuses on the second anniversary of the 7 October attacks, with Israel marking the date and Labour leader Keir Starmer condemning "un-British" protests (BBC News, Sky News, The Independent, Daily Mail). Incidents of individuals cutting down ribbons for Israeli hostages near synagogues are also reported (Daily Mail, Metro). Breitbart London highlights previous warnings about the Manchester synagogue terrorist. Discussions about Trump's Gaza peace plan continue (Channel 4 News).
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The Telegraph
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Two years on from Hamas’s fascist pogrom, the fight for civilisation has never felt more urgent.
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The telegenic eco-socialist has triggered an explosion of interest in the Green party, and a parallel growth in membership. Now he needs to translate enthusiasm into activity, writes Adam Ramsay.
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The Spectator
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WIFE'S HORROR | News
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BBC
Israel marks 7 October attacks anniversary as Starmer tells students to avoid 'un-British' protests
Meanwhile indirect talks between Israel and Hamas aimed at securing a deal to end the war in Gaza are continuing in Egypt.
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Breitbart UK
Brexit pioneer Nigel Farage writes the UK faces a “wake-up call” it must heed on the anniversary of the October 7 terrorist attacks.
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11:32⇢7 October's Echoes: Un-British Protests
⌨UK media is largely focused on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, with Israel marking the date and Labour leader Keir Starmer condemning "un-British" pro-Palestine protests by students (BBC News, Breitbart London, The Independent, Spiked, The Spectator, New Statesman, Metro). Concurrently, some Conservative councillors have defected to Reform (Sky News, HuffPost UK).
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The Telegraph
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BBC
Israel marks 7 October attacks anniversary as Gaza peace talks with Hamas under way
Meanwhile indirect talks between Israel and Hamas aimed at securing a deal to end the war in Gaza are continuing in Egypt.
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SHARON'S AGONY | Celebrity
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Breitbart UK
Ex-French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, a longtime ally of President Emmanuel Macron, has called for his former boss to hold early presidential elections to end the political crisis facing the country.
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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Liberalise at home and lead a new free-trade revolution
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The Dahiya doctrine and Hannibal directive are key to making sense of Israel’s actions in Gaza over the past two years, and yet the BBC hasn’t mentioned them once in its coverage since 7 October 2023. Harriet Williamson reports.
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BBC
'Our happy life turned into hell,' says released hostage as Israel marks 7 October anniversary
Meanwhile indirect talks between Israel and Hamas aimed at securing a deal to end the war in Gaza are continuing in Egypt.
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A ceasefire will not end the region’s troubles
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KNIFE FRENZY | World News
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15:15⇢October 7th's Shadow Lengthens
⌨UK media continues to focus on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, with a released hostage's account and ongoing ceasefire talks in Egypt highlighted (BBC News). Protests marking the anniversary are still condemned (Daily Mail), while The Economist provides data on the conflict. Separately, Robert Jenrick's comments on Birmingham are drawing significant attention (The Independent, Sky News, The Spectator).
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The European Union has said it has no choice but to protect its own industry from a glut of cheap Asian steel
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GEARING UP | News Money
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A protest called for in central Berlin on Tuesday night featuring the paraglider symbol of the October 7th terrorist attacks was banned by German police with just hours to go before it was due to begin.
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Morning Star
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OUTRAGEOUS ACT | UK News
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New Statesman
Families of the taken no longer believe in Benjamin Netanyahu’s promises
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The Telegraph
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OUTRAGEOUS ACT | UK News
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The Economist
Closed borders will make the country smaller, poorer and less innovative
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HOSTAGE SHAME | UK News
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18:15⇢7 October's Shadow Lingers
⌨UK media continues to highlight the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks, focusing on protests, some of which were banned (Breitbart London, New Statesman, The Sun, Sky News, BBC News, Spiked, Novara Media). Robert Jenrick's controversial comments on Birmingham also remain a key topic, drawing further scrutiny from various outlets (HuffPost UK, The Independent, The Spectator). Separately, the CPS blames Labour for a China spies trial collapse (The Telegraph).
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UK | Josh Layton
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LOVE TRIANGLE PLOT | UK News
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As Israel remembers the pain and shock of the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, which left 1,200 dead and saw 250 taken hostage, the eyes of many are also turned to Egypt where peace talks are continuing.
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The director of public prosecutions has said the case collapsed because witness statements did not give evidence that China was an ‘enemy’
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"The horror of that dark day will be forever seared in the memories of us all," UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said.
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MAYOR MYSTERY | World News
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