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09.09.2025

09.09.2025 โ€” The day Israel struck Hamas leadership in Qatar

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 09.09.2025.

It displays 115 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

09.09.2025 โ‡ข The day Israel struck Hamas leadership in Qatar
โŒจUK media began the day with continued focus on the Epstein 'birthday book' release, including alleged notes involving Donald Trump, Peter Mandelson, and emerging connections to Prince Andrew. Concurrently, reports covered Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla reportedly set on fire and new NHS league tables detailing hospital performance.
By early afternoon, editorial attention shifted dramatically as Israel launched airstrikes in Qatar, reportedly targeting senior Hamas leaders in Doha. This development quickly dominated headlines. Qatar condemned the strikes, which Netanyahu justified as a response to a Jerusalem shooting. Hamas claimed its negotiating leadership survived, though six deaths were confirmed.
The White House indicated it was blindsided by the strike, which President Trump reportedly criticized as hindering peace efforts. Houthis later responded with a missile strike on Israel, further escalating tensions. Domestically, the race for Labour's deputy leader continued amidst party disillusionment.
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06:34โ‡ขEpstein Files Released

โŒจUK media extensively covers the ongoing release of Jeffrey Epstein's 'birthday book' and associated files, including alleged notes and messages involving Donald Trump and other prominent figures (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News). Domestically, there's significant focus on new NHS league tables revealing the performance of UK hospitals (Daily Mail, The Sun). International news also reports on Greta Thunberg's Gaza-bound flotilla catching fire (Metro) and continued political instability in France following its government collapse (The Spectator, Breitbart London).
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HuffPost UK
Netanyahu Orders Gaza City Residents To Relocate Amid Israeli Strikes
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11:37โ‡ขEpstein Files Expand: Royal Connections Emerge

โŒจUK media continues extensive coverage of the Epstein 'birthday book' revelations, with new details alleging Prince Andrew's connections and further scrutiny of Donald Trump's alleged note (The Sun, The Independent, BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News). Domestically, the Labour Party's internal dynamics are highlighted by the fierce race for deputy leader following Angela Rayner's exit, alongside concerns over the future of workers' rights legislation (Channel 4 News, New Statesman, Novara Media).
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BBC

Israel carries out strike on senior Hamas leaders in Qatari capital

A Hamas official says its negotiating team was targeted during a meeting in Doha.
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13:52โ‡ขHamas Leadership Targeted in Qatar Strikes

โŒจUK media is dominated by reports of Israeli airstrikes carried out in Qatar, reportedly targeting senior Hamas leaders in Doha (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News). This escalation comes amidst ongoing coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including previous reports of Netanyahu ordering Gaza City residents to relocate (HuffPost UK). Domestically, attention also remains on the contentious race for Labour's next Deputy Leader (New Statesman, Channel 4 News, Novara Media).
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BBC

Israel carries out strike on senior Hamas leaders in Qatari capital

Qatar says the strike is a "blatant violation" of international law, while Hamas says its negotiating team was targeted in the attack.
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HuffPost UK
Phillipson Takes Early Lead In Labour Deputy Race
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16:00โ‡ขDoha Blitz Targets Hamas

โŒจThe UK media's main focus is the Israeli strike on senior Hamas leaders in Qatar, which Doha condemns as a "blatant violation." Netanyahu justifies the strike as a response to a Jerusalem shooting, while Hamas claims its negotiators were targeted. Domestically, the race for Labour's deputy leader continues, with Phillipson taking an early lead, against a backdrop of broader disillusionment within the party.
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BBC

No immunity for Hamas leaders, says Netanyahu, after Israel strikes Qatari capital

Qatar says the strike is a "blatant violation" of international law, while Hamas says its negotiating team was targeted in the attack.
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BBC

Hamas claims leadership survived Israeli strike on Doha, but confirms six deaths

"We confirm the enemy's failure to assassinate our brothers in the negotiating delegation," Hamas says.
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18:23โ‡ขQatar Strike Aftermath

โŒจUK media is dominated by the unfolding aftermath of Israeli airstrikes targeting senior Hamas members in Qatar. While Hamas claims its negotiating leadership survived the attack in Doha, six deaths are confirmed (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News). The strike occurred amidst discussions of a Trump-backed Gaza ceasefire deal, with Qatar condemning it as a "flagrant violation of international law" (Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Spectator, The Sun).
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BBC

Hamas claims leadership survived Israeli strike on Doha, as Trump says US tried to warn Qatar

Trump says he only learned of the attack from the US military - the US then tried to warn Qatar, but it was "too late".
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23:17โ‡ขQatar Strike Fallout Widens

โŒจUK media heavily focuses on the escalating aftermath of Israel's airstrikes on Hamas leaders in Qatar. Hamas claims its negotiating leadership survived, though six deaths are confirmed (BBC News). The attack, which occurred amidst Gaza ceasefire talks, has drawn international condemnation, with Qatar denouncing it and a NATO member pledging support (Daily Mail, The Guardian, Sky News). The White House was reportedly blindsided by the strike, which President Trump views as hindering peace goals (Daily Mail).