The former International Development Secretary on the breakdown of her partyโs coalition, Gaza and the loneliness of resignation
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.01.2026.
It displays 86 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.01.2026
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State department says armed โcolectivosโ appear to be setting up roadblocks and searching vehicles for Americans
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Hundreds of protesters are believed to have been killed or injured, and many more detained.
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Hundreds of people are believed to have been killed or injured by the security forces, with more than 70 bodies brought to one hospital.
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Hundreds of protesters are believed to have been killed or injured, and many more detained.
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06:04โขTrump Offers Hand to Iranian Streets
โจBritish editors are prioritizing the escalating crisis in Iran, where fatalities are now reported to exceed 100 as protesters defy a violent crackdown (BBC News, Sky News, Channel 4 News). Media focus has shifted toward Donald Trumpโs direct intervention, with the US President declaring readiness to assist the demonstrators (The Independent, The Telegraph, Sky News). Simultaneously, reports of US citizens fleeing paramilitary activity in Venezuela signal widening regional instability (The Guardian, The Economist).
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The Spectator
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The Spectator
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Videos emerging despite internet and mobile phone blackout show demonstrations continuing despite reports of escalating crackdown
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HuffPost UK
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In his first interview since being sacked as the UK's US ambassador, Lord Mandelson also says he does not believe Donald Trump will take Greenland by force.
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The Telegraph
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Breitbart UK
The British government has reportedly reached out to fellow leftist-run Anglo-sphere nations Australia and Canada in an attempt to wage a coordinated campaign to potentially ban Elon Muskโs X social media platform.
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12:12โขTrump Weighs the Strike Option
โจUK editors are now focusing on a potential military escalation as Donald Trump considers strike options against the Iranian regime (The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times). While broadsheets detail the brutal police crackdown and rising death toll (The Guardian, Channel 4 News), right-leaning outlets highlight domestic security concerns, including a proposed ban on the social media platform X (Breitbart London) and UK troop deployments to Greenland (Evening Standard).
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Tech | Luke Alsford
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Medics at two hospitals tell the BBC more than 100 bodies have been brought in over a two day period.
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Plus: Iranโs struggle for freedom and the police lies about Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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The socialist government of Spain has argued that a European Union Army has become necessary to reduce the blocโs dependence on the United States for its defence.
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Washington and Tehran step up war of words over Donald Trumpโs threat to intervene in response to unrest
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The Jewish Chronicle
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15:21โขTehran's Bloodied Streets Await Washington
โจBritish editors are coalescing around the imminent threat of US military intervention in Iran as Tehran warns of retaliation (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent). Reporting highlights a sharpening conflict between Washington's 'strike options' and the Iranian regime's crackdown, which has reportedly claimed 200 lives (The Times, Sky News). While broadsheets analyze the geopolitical escalation, right-leaning outlets discuss European efforts to reduce US defense dependency (Breitbart London).
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The Spectator
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The Spectator
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The British government will reportedly provide taxpayer-funded therapists for alleged asylum seekers who entered the country illegally.
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17:50โขWashington Weighs the Iranian Strike
โจBritish editors are focusing on the prospect of US-led military intervention in Iran as the death toll from protests reportedly surpasses 500 (Sky News, The Times). While broadsheets detail US-Israeli discussions of strike options and Iranian retaliation threats (The Independent, BBC News, The Guardian), right-leaning outlets highlight the human cost of the crackdown (The Telegraph) and domestic concerns regarding asylum seeker support (Breitbart).
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Tehran issues warning after Donald Trump says all options are on the table amid crackdown on demonstrations
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The โDon-roe doctrineโ and the raid on Venezuela are morbid symptoms of the end of US global supremacy.
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The Economist
But its main concern remains Iranโs ballistic missiles and nuclear programme
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More than 500 protestors are said to have been killed across Iran, and ten and half thousand arrested, according to figures compiled by activists based in the United States.
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UK | Sarah Hooper
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The Economist
Donald Trump promises to โrescueโ Iranian protesters. How could he try?
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"It's like a war zone, the streets are full of blood," a source in the capital Tehran tells the BBC.
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The Telegraph
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20:47โขTehran's Reddened Streets Vow Retaliation
โจThe British media has converged on the escalating threat of a US-Iranian conflict. Editors are highlighting Tehran's vow of retaliation against Donald Trump's strike warnings (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent) while documenting a domestic death toll exceeding 500 (Sky News, Channel 4 News). Right-leaning and socialist outlets reflect divergent pressures, from branding the IRGC as terrorists (The Telegraph) to protesting UK complicity in US military plans (Morning Star).
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The Telegraph
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World | Luke Alsford
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