The Church of England is suffering a โcrisis of confidenceโ after the resignation of Justin Welby
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 25.12.2024.
It displays 98 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
25.12.2024 โข The Day Three Stories Merged in Royal Chapel
โจA Kazakhstan plane crash dominated morning coverage, with casualty numbers fluctuating throughout the day before settling at 38 deaths and 29 survivors. Reports of bullet holes in the fuselage emerged by evening, suggesting possible confusion with Ukrainian drones.
Russia launched missile strikes across Ukraine, leaving 500,000 without heating on Christmas Day. Moscow claimed success while Zelensky termed it "inhumane," marking an escalation from previous days' attacks.
The royal narrative crystallized around health themes, beginning with Kate's public appearance at Sandringham church service, where she hugged cancer patients. King Charles's Christmas message broke tradition by addressing both his and Kate's cancer treatments while thanking medical staff. This personal focus represented a departure from the previous day's coverage of Kate's carol service, integrating three separate royal health narratives into a cohesive story.
Russia launched missile strikes across Ukraine, leaving 500,000 without heating on Christmas Day. Moscow claimed success while Zelensky termed it "inhumane," marking an escalation from previous days' attacks.
The royal narrative crystallized around health themes, beginning with Kate's public appearance at Sandringham church service, where she hugged cancer patients. King Charles's Christmas message broke tradition by addressing both his and Kate's cancer treatments while thanking medical staff. This personal focus represented a departure from the previous day's coverage of Kate's carol service, integrating three separate royal health narratives into a cohesive story.
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The Spectator
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For the second year running, tourists are staying away and public festivities have been cancelled.
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UK | Gethin Hicks
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The Guardian
Passenger plane crashes in Kazakhstan, emergencies ministry says
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The Guardian
Azerbaijan Airlines plane crashes in Kazakhstan, officials say
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The Guardian
Azerbaijan Airlines passenger plane crashes in Kazakhstan
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World | Noora Mykkanen
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08:10โขChristmas Day Kazakhstan Crash
โจThe newspapers report extensively on a plane crash in Kazakhstan, with varying casualty numbers reported (Daily Mail, Guardian, Metro, Sky News). Church-related coverage dominates the Christmas coverage, with the Archbishop of York addressing abuse scandals (Independent) and bishops reflecting on a "crisis of confidence" (Times). Palestinian Christians' struggles during Christmas receive attention (BBC), marking a shift from previous coverage of Syrian Christian protests.
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BBC
Russia's Christmas Day missile attack across Ukraine is 'inhumane', says Zelensky
Ukraine's government puts restrictions on electricity supply as Russia attacks energy infrastructure with cruise and ballistic missiles.
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World | Noora Mykkanen
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XMAS TRAGEDY | World News
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World | Noora Mykkanen
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XMAS TRAGEDY | World News
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Russia says Christmas Day attack on Ukraine was a success, as Zelensky calls strikes 'inhumane'
Ukraine's president says Russia launched more than 70 missiles and 100 drones as millions of Ukrainians celebrated Christmas.
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10:57โขChristmas Missiles Over Ukraine
โจThe newspapers report extensively on Russia's Christmas Day attack on Ukraine, with over 70 missiles and 100 drones launched (BBC, Independent). A plane crash in Kazakhstan dominates coverage, with varying reports of casualties ranging between 42-72 passengers (Daily Mail, Sun, Guardian). In London, an attempted murder investigation begins after a car drove into pedestrians in the West End (Metro, Evening Standard). The Royal Family's church attendance receives coverage amidst these events (Sky News).
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As Brexit foreshadowed Donald Trumpโs victory in 2016, the defeat of Kamala Harris and the Democrats this year was preceded by the fall of globalists in Europe, leaving limited options for any real challenge to Trumpโs authority from across the Atlantic.
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More than 40 family members and guests join traditional celebrations โ but Prince Andrew stays away
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ROYAL XMAS | Royals
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The Guardian
More than 30 people survive Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash in Kazakhstan
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World | Noora Mykkanen
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World | Noora Mykkanen
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UK | Noora Mykkanen
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Who knew that Hadrian's Wall was โqueerโ and Peter Pan was โwhite supremacistโ?
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ROYAL XMAS | Royals
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13:22โขKate's Christmas Hugs at Sandringham
โจThe newspapers extensively report on the Royal Family's Christmas Day church service at Sandringham, with particular focus on Kate's public interactions including hugging well-wishers and a cancer patient (Daily Mail, Mirror, Sun, Times, Metro). In international news, Russia claims success in a major Christmas missile attack on Ukraine that left 500,000 without heating (BBC, Independent), while over 30 people survived a plane crash in Kazakhstan (Guardian). Breitbart frames 2024 as a year of anti-globalist victories in Europe.
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More than 40 family members and guests join traditional celebrations โ but Prince Andrew stays away
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Lifestyle | Kristina Beanland
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Russia has launched a major missile and drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Sky News
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UK | Jasper King
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'DEEPLY GRATEFUL' | Royals
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Charles offers thanks to medical staff who treated him, the Queen and the Princess of Wales
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The identitarian, BLM age she once embraced is over.
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17:21โขCharles Breaks Royal Silence on Cancer
โจThe newspapers extensively report on King Charles's Christmas message, where he addresses his and Kate's cancer battles while thanking medical staff (Times, Sun, Mirror, Metro, Sky News). The coverage marks a shift from traditional royal Christmas speeches, incorporating personal health experiences. Simultaneously, Russia launches a major Christmas Day attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which Zelensky condemns as "inhumane" (BBC, Independent).
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Prisoners have raised concerns over their diet and individuals reported being several stone heavier on release and having a white bread intolerance
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OUT OF FAVOUR | Royals
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The Jewish Chronicle
We spoke to Limmudniks at the end of a six-day marathon of Jewish learning, culture and โ of course โ socialising
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The Guardian
Officials report 29 survivors and 38 killed as plane crashes in Kazakhstan
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This Christmas is not an easy one for the Church โ but fundamentally, its mission has not changed.
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Who knew that Hadrian's Wall was โqueerโ and Peter Pan was โwhite supremacistโ?
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HOLMES FOR XMAS | News TV
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The Independent Schools Council says the threat of closures is โvery realโ
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WED'S OCCURIN'! | News TV
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22:57โขRoyal Cancer Thanks Meet Russian Christmas Fire
โจThe newspapers report extensively on two major Christmas Day events: Russia's attack on Ukraine's infrastructure (BBC, Independent) and a new episode of Gavin & Stacey featuring a wedding twist (Mirror, Sun). King Charles's Christmas message focuses on thanking medical staff who treated his cancer (Evening Standard, Sky News). The Daily Mail highlights Kate's interaction with her family at Sandringham, while The Times reports on potential private school closures due to rising fees.
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WED'S OCCURIN'! | News TV
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