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18.04.2025

18.04.2025 โ€” Day Trump Threatened Ukraine Deal Walkout

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 18.04.2025.

It displays 90 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

18.04.2025 โ‡ข Day Trump Threatened Ukraine Deal Walkout
โŒจTrump's administration dominated headlines with escalating threats to abandon Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations without immediate progress. Initially conveyed through Marco Rubio warning the US would "move on" within days, by mid-afternoon Trump personally stated he would "take a pass" if the process became "too difficult."

The Italian cable car tragedy that killed four tourists including two British citizens continued receiving coverage, with details emerging about the victims and circumstances of the accident.

The Supreme Court's gender ruling fallout persisted as trans activists vowed to defy the biological definition of "woman," while Mumsnet's founder revealed being blacklisted by companies for supporting women's single-sex spaces.

Celebrity news focused heavily on Zara McDermott and Louis Tomlinson's relationship, with multiple outlets publishing photos of them kissing in Malibu, while Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly faced a "new threat" amid their "battle for survival."
18.04.2025
01:02
The Guardian

Major hotel chains urged not to โ€˜sanitiseโ€™ China abuses in Xinjiang

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01:55โ‡ขSenator Meets Man Deported To El Salvador

โŒจThe newspapers report on US Senator Chris Van Hollen meeting with Kilmar รbrego Garcรญa in El Salvador after his controversial deportation by the Trump administration (BBC News). International news includes Sky News uncovering evidence contradicting Israel's account of an aid worker attack and human rights concerns about hotel chains potentially "sanitising" China's abuses in Xinjiang (The Guardian). UK television coverage features an unusual twist on The Apprentice with two winners receiving Lord Sugar's investment (Mirror). Tragic events include a cable car crash in Naples killing four tourists including reportedly two Britons (Sun) and a prison murder involving a convicted killer being beaten to death with a dumbbell (Daily Mail).
02:01
The Guardian

Maryland senator meets Kilmar รbrego Garcรญa in El Salvador amid battle over US return

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06:25
The Guardian

โ€˜They are trying to make it unbearableโ€™: Jerusalem Christians face Easter under Israeli crackdown

06:25
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A Christian revival wonโ€™t save the deluded West โ€“ but it might teach it to accept its fate.
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08:08
The Guardian

US โ€˜ready to move onโ€™ from Ukraine peace talks if no progress made soon

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08:42
The Guardian

Rubio threatens to walk away from peace talks as outline of US minerals deal revealed

08:42

08:44โ‡ขCable Car Tragedy Claims British Lives

โŒจThe newspapers report on a developing minerals deal between Ukraine and the US, with Ukraine announcing an outline agreement despite earlier White House complications (BBC News, The Guardian). Four tourists, including two British citizens, have died in a cable car accident in Naples after a wire reportedly snapped (Metro, Mirror, Sun). Conservative voices continue discussing the Supreme Court ruling on gender identity definitions, with Helen Joyce commenting on the implications (Spiked, Spectator). Italian PM Meloni's meeting with Trump features promises to "make the West great again" (Breitbart London), while HuffPost UK critiques Liz Truss's endorsement of Trump's policies.
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09:42
The Guardian

US ready to abandon Ukraine peace deal if there is no progress, says Marco Rubio

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12:02โ‡ขUS Threatens Ukraine Peace Talks Withdrawal

โŒจThe newspapers report on the US signaling it may withdraw from Ukraine peace talks if no progress is made soon. Secretary of State and Senator Marco Rubio both indicate the US will "move on" without serious engagement from Moscow and Kyiv (BBC News, Breitbart London, The Guardian). Meanwhile, the fallout from the Supreme Court's gender ruling continues, with trans activists vowing to defy the decision and maintain access to single-sex facilities despite the court defining "woman" based on biological sex (Daily Mail, The Spectator, Spiked). Celebrity news features Zara McDermott and Louis Tomlinson photographed kissing in Malibu (The Mirror, The Sun).
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16:02โ‡ขUS Threatens Exit From Ukraine Peace Talks

โŒจThe newspapers report on the US threatening to abandon Ukraine-Russia peace talks, with multiple sources indicating Secretary of State Marco Rubio and President Trump's administration may "move on" without progress (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent, The Times). A Supreme Court ruling on transgender issues continues to make headlines, with Spiked celebrating a "victory for TERF Island" while The Spectator reports activists won't be silenced. Other stories include an EU Commission investigation into billions given to NGOs allegedly to lobby for leftist causes (Breitbart London), a memorial to murdered schoolgirl Olivia Pratt-Korbel being vandalized (The Sun), and celebrity news about Zara McDermott and Louis Tomlinson's relationship (The Mirror).
17:09
The Guardian

Trump says US will โ€˜take a passโ€™ on Ukraine peace deal โ€˜if parties make it difficultโ€™

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President Trump says he still thinks thereโ€™s a good chance to end Russiaโ€™s war in Ukraine โ€“ but he warned the US would โ€œtake a passโ€ if there was no progress in efforts to end the fighting.
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20:09
The Guardian

Trump threatens to abandon Ukraine peace efforts unless deal reached โ€˜very shortlyโ€™

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21:27โ‡ขTrump Threatens Ukraine Peace Talks Walkout

โŒจThe newspapers report on President Trump threatening to abandon Ukraine peace talks without quick progress. Multiple sources indicate Trump warned the US would "pass" or "take a pass" if negotiations don't advance "very shortly" (BBC News, Channel 4 News, The Guardian, Sky News, The Spectator). In UK domestic news, The Times reports UN endorsement of Labour's proposed "return hubs" for processing failed asylum seekers abroad. Tragedy features in several headlines, including a 14-year-old boy killed in a farming accident (Daily Mail) and a British tourist identified following an Italian cable car crash (Metro). Celebrity coverage includes former Manchester United player Nicky Butt being cautioned for allegedly head-butting a security guard (The Sun).