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12.07.2025

12.07.2025 โ€” The Fuel Switch Revelation

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 12.07.2025.

It displays 75 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

12.07.2025 โ‡ข The Fuel Switch Revelation
โŒจThe UK media on July 12th predominantly focused on the unfolding investigation into the Air India plane crash. Early reports revealed that engine fuel switches were cut off before the incident, a finding that prompted bewilderment and demands for answers from victim families. This ongoing development deepened as the day progressed, with later reports highlighting prior warnings from 2018 regarding the very fuel control switches now under scrutiny. Concurrently, domestic political narratives continued to evolve. The escalating clash between the Unite union and Angela Rayner within the Labour party remained a prominent story, building on previous day's tensions. Discussions around Jeremy Corbyn's new political party also featured. By the afternoon, royal engagements, notably Princess Kate's appearance at Wimbledon and later reports of a "secret peace summit" between King Charles and Prince Harry's aides, gained significant attention.
12.07.2025
04:33
The Guardian

The people who marry their AI chatbots

04:33
06:01

06:02โ‡ขThe Cockpit's Fatal Switch

โŒจUK media continues to report on the Air India crash investigation, with preliminary reports indicating fuel switches were cut off before the incident (BBC News, The Independent, Metro). Domestically, political discussions persist around Unite's relationship with Labour and Angela Rayner (Morning Star Online, New Statesman). The EU's proposed policy of linking foreign aid to African nations with illegal migration prevention also remains in focus (Breitbart London).
06:10
The Guardian

How being crushed by a 14,000lb snowplough made him nicer

06:10
07:11
The Guardian

How being crushed by a snowplough made him nicer

07:11
07:46
07:55
09:58
BBC

Fuel switches cut off before Air India crash, report says, as families ask if it was avoidable

In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why he "did the cut-off", the other pilot replied that he didn't.
09:58
09:58
10:33

11:01โ‡ขThe Unanswered Cut

โŒจUK media continues to prioritize the Air India crash investigation, with reports revealing engine fuel switches were cut off before the incident, prompting bewilderment from victim families (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Independent, The Times). Domestic reporting also includes a father's arrest claims regarding child rape gangs and a paedophile's surgical castration sentence (Breitbart London, Metro). Discussions also emerge about Jeremy Corbyn's new political party (New Statesman).
11:26
The Guardian

Indian astronaut inspires next generation

11:26
12:27
13:11
13:46
BBC

Victims' families demand answers as report says fuel switches cut off before Air India crash

In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why he "did the cut-off", the other pilot replied that he didn't.
13:46
13:46
15:03
The Guardian

Will Musk's party shake the system?Experts say no

15:03

15:13โ‡ขThe Fuel Cut Mystery Deepens

โŒจUK media continues to prioritize the Air India crash investigation, with new reports confirming fuel switches were cut off before the incident, prompting further bewilderment from victim families (BBC News, The Times). Domestically, political attention focuses on escalating clashes within Labour, particularly between Unite and Angela Rayner (The Independent), alongside discussions concerning Jeremy Corbyn's new party (New Statesman). Royal engagements, such as Kate's Wimbledon appearance, also feature prominently (Daily Mail, The Mirror).
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19:28โ‡ขTrump's Tariff Ultimatum

โŒจUK media reports on escalating international tensions, with US President Trump's announced 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico from August drawing significant attention (BBC News). This is complemented by a former army chief's grave warning about a "real possibility" of war between Britain and Russia within five years, urging defense investment (Breitbart London). Meanwhile, the ongoing investigation into the Air India crash reveals prior warnings about fuel control switches (Channel 4 News), maintaining its focus.