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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 14.12.2024.
It displays 87 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
14.12.2024 โข The Day Seoul's Streets Danced Again
โจSeoul's political crisis reached its peak as parliament voted to impeach President Yoon over his martial law attempts, triggering mass celebrations in the streets. The Constitutional Court will make the final decision on his removal.
Prince Andrew's controversies deepened with reports of vanished business paperwork and revelations about meetings between an alleged Chinese spy and former PMs Cameron and May. NATO expressed concern about ESG-based "debanking" of defense companies, while military leadership continued warning about British unpreparedness for potential conflict with Russia.
The evening brought historic developments in entertainment, with Chris McCausland becoming Strictly Come Dancing's first blind winner. Meanwhile, Trump secured a $15M defamation case victory against ABC News. Reports of mystery drones over British military bases continued to surface throughout the day, raising security concerns as facilities prepare to house nuclear weapons.
Prince Andrew's controversies deepened with reports of vanished business paperwork and revelations about meetings between an alleged Chinese spy and former PMs Cameron and May. NATO expressed concern about ESG-based "debanking" of defense companies, while military leadership continued warning about British unpreparedness for potential conflict with Russia.
The evening brought historic developments in entertainment, with Chris McCausland becoming Strictly Come Dancing's first blind winner. Meanwhile, Trump secured a $15M defamation case victory against ABC News. Reports of mystery drones over British military bases continued to surface throughout the day, raising security concerns as facilities prepare to house nuclear weapons.
14.12.2024
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01:11
The Guardian
South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol facing impeachment vote for second time
01:11
01:19
After 16 days of pro-EU protests, a former Manchester City footballer is set be appointed president.
01:19
01:43
Questions have been raised over the prince's relationship with a Chinese businessman alleged to be a spy who was later banned from the UK.
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03:51
Online adulation painting Luigi Mangione as a folk hero and fueled by health system anger has worried authorities.
03:51
03:53โขAndrew's Papers Vanish, Spy Links Surface
โจThe newspapers report on security concerns regarding Prince Andrew, with new revelations about vanished business paperwork (Sky News) and connections to an alleged Chinese spy (Times). Military readiness emerges as a key theme, with top generals warning about Britain's preparedness for potential conflict with Russia (Independent). In Syria, coverage focuses on Russian forces' withdrawal and subsequent celebrations (Channel 4). Healthcare discussions continue with coverage of a CEO murder suspect gaining online following (BBC).
05:11
The Guardian
โThe army just ran awayโ: how Bashar al-Assad lost his brutal grip on Syria
05:11
05:19
BBC
South Korean protesters gather ahead of president impeachment vote
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
05:19
05:43
BBC
Thousands of S Korean protesters gather ahead of president impeachment vote
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
05:43
05:59
BBC
Thousands take to streets of Seoul as S Korea tries to impeach president again
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
05:59
06:47
BBC
Thousands take to streets of Seoul as South Korea tries to impeach president again
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
06:47
07:03
The Guardian
South Korean parliament about to vote on impeachment of president
07:03
07:11
The Guardian
Thousands take to streets in Seoul as parliament to vote again on Yoon Suk Yeolโs fate
07:11
07:11
The Spectator
07:11
07:27
The Guardian
Thousands take to streets as parliament votes again on Yoon Suk Yeolโs fate
07:27
07:35
The Guardian
Thousands take to streets as second vote to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol begins
07:35
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08:07
BBC
South Korea's president impeached by parliament after mass protests over short-lived martial law
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
08:07
08:07
08:07
The Guardian
President Yoon Suk Yeol impeached over attempt to impose martial law
08:07
08:15
BBC
South Korea MPs vote to impeach president after mass protests over martial law
The vote marks a second attempt to impeach Yoon Suk Yeol over his botched attempt to declare martial law.
08:15
08:15
08:39
New Statesman
With the Middle East in turmoil, could Israel now step into the breach?
08:39
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09:03
BBC
Jubilation on streets of Seoul as South Korea MPs vote to impeach president over martial law
Yoon Suk Yeol will be immediately suspended from office and the prime minister will serve as acting president.
09:03
09:05โขSeoul Streets Erupt As President Falls
โจThe newspapers report on South Korea's political upheaval, with President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment over martial law attempts (BBC, Guardian). Prince Andrew's controversies continue with government departments reportedly withholding information about his business dealings (Sky News), while coverage continues of British military preparedness concerns regarding Russia (Independent). Middle East coverage shifts to discussions of Greater Syria's future (New Statesman).
09:19
09:35
09:43
A man found guilty of orally penetrating a woman until she died has been given what is called in the United Kingdom a โlifeโ sentence.
09:43
09:51
The Guardian
Impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol vows to step aside
09:51
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OPERATION TYRANT | World News
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OPERATION TYRANT | World News
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OPERATION TYRANT | World News
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10:55
BBC
South Korea's President Yoon suspended after MPs vote to impeach him
Yoon Suk Yeol will be immediately suspended from office and the prime minister will serve as acting president.
10:55
11:04
Ireland wants to change the definition of genocide in order to find the Jewish State guilty of it.
11:04
11:35
Breitbart UK
ESG- style debanking of defence becoming so severe NATO has appealed to the public to say they support banks having investments in arms.
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12:07
The Guardian
Jubilation in Seoul as president Yoon Suk Yeol impeached
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FULL PONTE | UK News
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12:40
12:42โขSeoul Streets Dance As Yoon Falls
โจThe newspapers report on South Korea's political upheaval, with President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment leading to celebrations in Seoul (BBC, Guardian). NATO raises concerns about ESG-based debanking of defense companies, calling for public support of arms investments (Breitbart). In EU-UK relations, new post-Brexit trade demands emerge (Independent), while housing policy debates continue with questions about Labour's construction plans (Spectator).
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13:19
Former director issues warning of growing ransomware attack danger
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14:23
Thousands of protesters celebrated the vote on the streets of Seoul, with singing and fireworks.
14:23
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UK | Brooke Davies
14:23
14:39
The Guardian
South Korean parliament votes to impeach president
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15:12
MERRY KRISTMAS | Football
15:12
15:27
15:35
Thousands of protesters hailed the move as a victory for democracy but Yoon has vowed to fight on.
15:35
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Former director issues warning of growing ransomware attack danger
16:16
16:23
UK | Brooke Davies
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17:20
Plus: the โhot assassinโ, the trial of Daniel Penny and the rise of Reform.
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TRAGIC DEATH | UK News
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UK | Sara Odeen-Isbister
17:27
17:28
Revelation shows how H6โs alleged โelite captureโ tactics extended to at least two former prime ministers
17:28
17:30โขSeoul MPs Boot President Yoon
โจThe newspapers report on South Korea's parliamentary impeachment of President Yoon over martial law attempts, with protesters celebrating the decision (BBC, Guardian, Spectator). New details emerge about Chinese influence, with reports of a suspected spy's meetings with former PMs Cameron and May (Times). Crime coverage includes Lucy Letby forming a prison friendship with Sara Sharif's stepmother (Mirror), while tragic local news focuses on a lottery winner's death in a car accident (Metro, Sun).
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HORROR FALL | World News
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19:03
The South Korean parliament has voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol, who tried, briefly, to impose martial law on his country. Now itโs up to the Constitutional Court to decide whether to dismiss him or restore his powers. But meanwhile, todayโs vote was met with jubilation from the crowds gathered outside parliament.
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HORROR FALL | World News
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cha-champion! | Reality
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The network will also publish a statement expressing "regret" for statements by George Stephanopoulos.
22:23
22:25โขBlind Comedian Lifts Strictly Trophy
โจThe newspapers report on comedian Chris McCausland's historic Strictly Come Dancing win as the show's first blind contestant (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror, Sun), while covering Trump's $15m defamation case victory against ABC News (BBC). South Korea's political crisis continues with parliament voting to impeach President Yoon, as Constitutional Court weighs final decision (Channel 4, earlier coverage in Guardian, Spectator). Mango fashion chain founder's death in accident receives brief mention (Sky News).
22:31
The network will also publish a statement expressing "regret" for statements by George Stephanopoulos.
22:31
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The Spectator
22:31
23:11
I LOUVRE YOU | News TV
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