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24.06.2025

24.06.2025 โ€” The Day the Ceasefire Collapsed

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 24.06.2025.

It displays 125 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

24.06.2025 โ‡ข The Day the Ceasefire Collapsed
โŒจTrump's declared ceasefire between Iran and Israel unraveled within hours of its announcement. British media reported the deal taking effect at dawn, with both sides initially confirming participation. By mid-morning, Israel accused Iran of launching fresh missiles, prompting threats to strike "the heart of Tehran."

Trump's response escalated dramatically through the day. He initially expressed displeasure with both parties, then delivered an explosive televised outburst using profanity while ordering Netanyahu "do not drop those bombs." The president made urgent calls to salvage the agreement after his public tirade.

By evening, outlets reported the ceasefire had stabilized, with both sides claiming victory. Intelligence leaks revealed Trump's earlier nuclear strikes were less effective than claimed, prompting White House fury over classified disclosures.

Domestically, over 100 Labour MPs mobilized against Starmer's welfare cuts, while government documents urged Britons to "actively prepare" for war on home soil, naming Russia and Iran as threats.
24.06.2025
03:53

05:29โ‡ขCeasefire Under Fire

โŒจThe newspapers report Trump has announced a "complete and total ceasefire" between Israel and Iran beginning this morning, yet Iranian missiles continue striking Israel in the final hours before the supposed peace deal takes effect (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror, Sky News, The Sun). Iran's Foreign Minister denies Trump's claim that a peace deal is completed, with deadly blasts hitting countries across the Middle East even as Trump tells both sides "please do not violate it" (Daily Mail, Sky News). Tehran states it has stopped attacks while continuing to fire missiles, suggesting the ceasefire's implementation remains uncertain despite Trump's declaration that "war is over" (The Mirror, Sky News). The US Supreme Court separately handed Trump a victory by allowing resumed deportations to third countries in his pursuit of mass deportations (BBC News).
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06:20
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07:56

07:57โ‡ขIran-Israel Ceasefire Takes Hold

โŒจThe newspapers report that Israel has agreed to Trump's Iran ceasefire, formally ending what outlets describe as a "12-day war" (Daily Mail, The Independent, Metro, Sky News, The Sun). Trump declared the ceasefire "is now in effect" and warned both sides "please do not violate it," though reports suggest Iranian missiles continued hitting Israel even after the agreement was announced (The Mirror, Channel 4 News). Iran launched final retaliatory strikes at US bases in Qatar with air raid sirens sounding in Bahrain before the ceasefire took hold (Channel 4 News). Domestically, over 100 Labour MPs are attempting to block Starmer's welfare cuts in what HuffPost describes as a "benefits blow" to the Prime Minister's agenda.
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08:56
Washington, Tehran and Jerusalem still have choices to make about whether to strike again.
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10:58

10:59โ‡ขCeasefire Collapses in Hours

โŒจThe newspapers report that the Iran-Israel ceasefire announced by Trump has collapsed within hours, with Israel ordering strikes "in heart of Tehran" after Iran allegedly fired missiles in violation of the agreement (Sky News, The Mirror, The Sun). Trump expressed being "really unhappy" with both sides for breaching the ceasefire, while Israel accused Iran of firing missiles just minutes after the deal was revealed and vowed to "attack with force" (The Independent, The Mirror). Iran denies violating the ceasefire deal, creating confusion over what actually transpired (Sky News). The breakdown has left Trump's peace declaration looking premature, with outlets questioning what the brief ceasefire achieved (New Statesman, The Spectator). Separately, French prosecutors revealed a British man arrested for staging a fake wedding to a nine-year-old Ukrainian girl at Disneyland Paris is a known predatory paedophile wanted by UK authorities (Daily Mail).

12:02โ‡ขTrump's F-Bomb Fury

โŒจThe newspapers report Trump launched an explosive live television rant against both Israel and Iran, dropping f-bombs as he accused them of violating the ceasefire within its first hour (Daily Mail, The Independent, Metro, The Mirror, Sky News, The Sun). Trump was captured on camera shouting "they don't know what the f**k they're doing" while ordering Netanyahu "do NOT drop those bombs" in what outlets describe as visible fury. This marks a dramatic escalation from yesterday's "complete and total ceasefire" declaration, with Trump now turning against Israel after previously supporting their strikes on Iran.
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14:53

15:47โ‡ขTrump's F-Bomb Meltdown

โŒจThe newspapers report Trump's explosive fury at both Israel and Iran for violating the ceasefire within hours, with outlets capturing him dropping f-bombs on live television while shouting "they don't know what the f**k they're doing" (Channel 4 News, Daily Mail, HuffPost UK, The Independent, Metro, Sky News, The Sun). Trump made a furious phone call to Netanyahu minutes after his televised rant, ordering Israel "do not drop those bombs" before later announcing the ceasefire was back on track (Daily Mail, The Sun). Separately, UK media cover infrastructure sabotage shutting down Dutch railways as a major NATO summit begins in the Netherlands, with police investigating potential coordinated attacks on critical infrastructure (Breitbart London). The Mirror reports a chilling government document urging Britons to "prepare for war" on home soil, naming two major countries amid nuclear threats.
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16:39
BBC

Israel-Iran ceasefire appears to hold after Trump outburst at both sides

The US president is due to arrive at the Nato summit shortly after earlier accusing Israel and Iran of violating the truce.
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19:16
The ceasefire deal Donald Trump says he brokered between Iran and Israel already appears to be in jeopardy as the Israeli Defence Forces promise to โ€œrespond with forceโ€ after accusing the regime in Tehran of launching missiles at Israel. Iran denies launching any missiles.
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20:09โ‡ขCeasefire Holds After Trump's F-Bomb Fury

โŒจThe newspapers report that the Iran-Israel ceasefire is holding despite Trump's earlier explosive outburst at both sides for violations (BBC News, Channel 4 News, The Independent, Sky News). Trump now claims he has "stopped the war" and both Israel and Iran are declaring victory from the fragile truce (Channel 4 News, The Independent). Netanyahu hails a "historic victory" against Iran while Israel appears "embarrassed" by Trump's public telling-off (Sky News). Domestically, Labour faces a growing rebellion over welfare cuts with Sadiq Khan joining the backlash against benefit reforms (HuffPost UK, New Statesman). The New Statesman reports the government may drop Liz Kendall's welfare reform bill as rebels are told this vote will be a confidence matter in Starmer.
21:44
BBC

US strikes did not destroy Iran's nuclear programme, intelligence report says

The White House says the assessment is "flat-out wrong" and is "a clear attempt to demean" President Trump.
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