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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.08.2025.
It displays 93 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.08.2025 โข The Gaza Journalists' Passing
โจThe dayโs UK media narrative was dominated by the killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in an Israeli strike in Gaza, following reports from the previous day. Morning coverage detailed international condemnation and conflicting claims regarding a correspondent's alleged Hamas ties. Throughout the afternoon, reports continued on their funerals, further international outcry, and Israel's intensified bombing and occupation plans, which built on prior discussions of Netanyahuโs strategy. Concurrently, attention shifted in the late afternoon to President Trumpโs impending meeting with President Putin, with reports indicating Trump's aim to secure territory for Ukraine and suggestions of Zelenskyโs openness to ceding land, continuing a multi-day focus on Ukraine diplomacy. Domestically, ongoing mass arrests at Palestine Action protests persisted, and later, the Beckham family drama received significant tabloid coverage.
11.08.2025
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The Guardian
How ultra-low-stress exercise can change your life
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In the shadow of the Gaza war, violence is rising in the occupied territories as radical settlers seize land with the backing of the government.
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The Guardian
On stardom, sexual abuse โ and her post-stroke comeback
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The broadcaster condemns the "blatant attack on press freedom", while the IDF alleges one of the journalists was part of Hamas.
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The Spectator
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Health | Alice Giddings
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The Guardian
On secrets, abuse โ and her comeback
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06:44โขThe Pen in Gaza's Shadow
โจThe UK media continues its prominent coverage of the Gaza conflict, with new reports focusing on the killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in an Israeli strike, condemned as an attack on press freedom (BBC News, Sky News). This unfolds alongside ongoing discussions of Netanyahu's defense of his Gaza takeover plan and increasing internal Israeli dissent (Channel 4 News, The Independent). Domestic reports also note warnings regarding illegal migration.
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New Statesman
Tensions between HQ and their members on university campuses have reached boiling point.
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BBC
Israel kills prominent Al Jazeera journalist and four colleagues in targeted attack in Gaza
The broadcaster condemns the "blatant attack on press freedom", as the IDF alleges correspondent Anas al-Sharif had ties to Hamas.
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The British government has admitted that it has no idea whether over 150,000 legal migrants who entered the country on social care visas are still in the country or not.
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SCOOTER HORROR | World News
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A man claimed to be the victim of an antisemitic mob. His alleged assailants said he instigated the altercation, calling two Arabic-speaking patrons โPalestinian sons of bitchesโ and โterroristsโ. The Guardian printed one side of the story, and it went viral. Can you guess which? Rivkah Brown reports.
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Breaking | Live
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The IDF has admitted killing Anas al-Sharif, one of the news siteโs star reporters, claiming he was a โterroristโ in disguise
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UK | Sarah Hooper
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The Spectator
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shock ordeal | Celebrity
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11:50โขGaza Journalist Deaths Spark Condemnation
โจUK media continues to focus on the Gaza conflict, prominently reporting the killing of five Al Jazeera journalists in an Israeli strike (BBC News, Sky News, The Independent, The Times). Outlets highlight international condemnation and conflicting claims regarding a correspondent's alleged Hamas ties (The Independent, The Times). Domestically, the governmentโs failure to track 150,000 migrants (Breitbart London) and Labour's internal Gaza-related tensions (New Statesman) also feature.
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shock ordeal | Celebrity
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BBC
Funerals held for five Al Jazeera journalists killed by targeted Israeli strike in Gaza
Seven people were killed in the attack, the broadcaster says, with the IDF saying it targeted Anas al-Sharif because he "served as the head of a terrorist cell" in Hamas.
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BEFORE THE STORM | World News
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The IDF has admitted killing five Al Jazeera journalists including Anas al-Sharif, one of the news siteโs star reporters, in targeted strikes
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A government agency has advised British business owners not to shame shoplifting suspects by posting pictures in their shops.
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Saturdayโs mass action in Parliament Square saw the greatest number of arrests by Londonโs Met police at any single event since 1961 โ but it also forced officers to admit they couldnโt cope. Novara Media was on the ground all day. Hereโs what really happened.
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MURDER PROBE | UK News
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Five journalists working for Al Jazeera were killed by Israel in a targeted airstrike on a tent city in Gaza City on Sunday.
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US | Sarah Hooper
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MEGA BUCKS | Royals
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15:34โขGaza's Deepening Shadow
โจUK media continues to heavily feature the Gaza conflict, prominently covering the funerals for five Al Jazeera journalists killed in an Israeli strike, drawing international condemnation and UK government concern (BBC News, Channel 4 News, HuffPost UK, Sky News, The Times). Israel's intensified bombing and occupation plans are also reported (The Independent). Domestically, ongoing mass arrests at Palestine Action protests defy bans, straining police resources (Novara Media), while Labour faces internal dissent over Gaza (New Statesman).
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A meeting in Britain between U.S. Vice President JD Vance, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and representatives from Kyiv made โsignificant progressโ towards ending the war in Ukraine.
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Breaking | Live
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Israel says it targeted correspondent Anas al-Sharif, accusing him of leading a Hamas cell, which Al Jazeera denies.
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BBC
Funerals held for five Al Jazeera journalists killed by targeted Israeli strike in Gaza
Seven people were killed in the attack, which took place late on Sunday outside al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
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The announcement comes after a 19-year-old Republican government worker was attacked
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The mass arrests of elderly protesters speak to the unthinking authoritarianism of the British state.
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Israel says it targeted correspondent Anas al-Sharif, accusing him of leading a Hamas cell, which he had denied. Israel provided little evidence for the claim.
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Russell T Davies is so wrong to blame Trump for the crisis of gay liberation.
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The US president says talks with Putin on Friday will be a "feel-out meeting" aimed at urging Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
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The mass arrests of elderly protesters speak to the unthinking authoritarianism of the British state.
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The US president says talks with Putin on Friday will be a "feel-out meeting" aimed at urging Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
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ROUND TWO | Celebrity
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The US president says talks with Putin on Friday will be a "feel-out meeting" aimed at urging Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
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The Guardian
Why do I feel so much worse after a nap?
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17:17โขTrump's Ukraine Peace Bid
โจUK media heavily features ongoing diplomatic efforts concerning the Ukraine conflict, particularly ahead of President Trump's upcoming meeting with President Putin (BBC News, Sky News, The Times). Reports indicate Trump's aim to secure territory for Ukraine, while some outlets suggest Ukrainian President Zelensky might be open to ceding land (The Independent). Separately, discussions continue regarding the controversial Palestine Action protests and a ban on them (Spiked, Novara Media).
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The Guardian
I took a nap. Why don't I feel rested?
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SEASIDE HORROR | UK News
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Outrage has been growing around the world over the six journalists killed in a targeted attack by Israeli forces in Gaza โ as Al Jazeera, which employed five of the men, condemned what they called โa desperate attempt to silence voicesโ. The UN chief led calls for an independent and impartial investigation into the killings.
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Before the US presidentโs meeting with Putin in Alaska on Friday, he reiterated that there would be โsome land-swapping going onโ
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Russell T Davies is so wrong to blame Trump for the crisis of gay liberation.
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'NO WAY BACK' | Celebrity
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'NO WAY BACK' | Celebrity
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The president also takes control of the city's police force, as the mayor rejects his claims of a crime wave.
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23:22โขBeckham Family Rift Emerges
โจUK media is now heavily featuring the Beckham family drama, with several tabloids reporting on Brooklyn's unannounced vow renewal and perceived family estrangement (Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Sun). Ongoing international coverage includes President Trump's latest remarks on Ukraine's territory (The Times) and continued condemnation of Israel's targeted attack on Gaza journalists (Channel 4 News, HuffPost UK). Domestic discussions persist regarding the Palestine Action ban (The Independent, Novara Media).