The Guardian
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire due to begin at 02.00GMT as Lebanon hails โfundamental stepโ to regional stability
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 27.11.2024.
It displays 136 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
27.11.2024 โข The Day Lebanon's Silence Started
โจThe US-brokered Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire began at 02:00 GMT, marking the first pause in hostilities since October. Despite Israeli military warnings not to return home, thousands of Lebanese civilians streamed back to southern Lebanon, creating traffic jams between Beirut and the south. By afternoon, Israel imposed a curfew with 30 minutes' notice.
Storm Conall brought widespread flooding across Britain, disrupting London's transport network, including a temporary Elizabeth line suspension. The assisted dying debate intensified as former PM David Cameron reversed his position to support the bill, while religious leaders, including the Chief Rabbi, urged MPs to oppose it.
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch acknowledged Conservative failures on migration policy during PMQs. The Chagos Islands deal faced potential collapse, with reports suggesting Labour's attempts to expedite the handover before a possible Trump presidency in 2025.
Storm Conall brought widespread flooding across Britain, disrupting London's transport network, including a temporary Elizabeth line suspension. The assisted dying debate intensified as former PM David Cameron reversed his position to support the bill, while religious leaders, including the Chief Rabbi, urged MPs to oppose it.
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch acknowledged Conservative failures on migration policy during PMQs. The Chagos Islands deal faced potential collapse, with reports suggesting Labour's attempts to expedite the handover before a possible Trump presidency in 2025.
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The charge of โwhite saviour complexโ against the charity single is designed to make people feel guilty about giving
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BBC
Strikes ongoing hours before Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire set to begin
The ceasefire will take effect from 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT) Wednesday, bringing an end to fighting with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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00:41โขNorth Goes Silent at Dawn
โจThe newspapers report extensively on an agreed ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, set to begin at 02:00 GMT Wednesday (BBC, Guardian, Sky News, Jewish Chronicle, Evening Standard, Telegraph, Independent). In domestic news, Labour announces plans for free school breakfast clubs (Mirror), while Vauxhall's owner cites EV regulations in Luton plant closure decision (Times). A significant development in sports sees referee David Coote under investigation for betting-related comments (The Sun).
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The Guardian
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire due to begin at 02.00 GMT as both sides trade attacks
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BBC
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins after new strikes on Beirut
The ceasefire was due to take effect from 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT) Wednesday, after fresh strikes on Lebanon's capital.
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The Guardian
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire comes into force after strikes on Beirut
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BBC
Israel warns south Lebanon residents not to return home after ceasefire with Hezbollah
The ceasefire took effect from 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT) Wednesday, after fresh strikes on Lebanon's capital.
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The Guardian
IDF warns displaced residents not to return home yet as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins
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BBC
Israel warns south Lebanese civilians not to go home as ceasefire with Hezbollah begins
The ceasefire took effect from 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT) Wednesday, after fresh strikes on Lebanon's capital.
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The Guardian
Displaced residents of south Lebanon start to return home after Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins
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Dad jokes, playground insults and even โaggressiveโ haircuts have been investigated by the thoughtpolice.
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BBC
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins as south Lebanese civilians warned not to go home
The US-brokered ceasefire took effect from 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT), after fresh strikes on Lebanon's capital.
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The Guardian
Displaced residents start to return to southern Lebanon after Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins
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UK | Noora Mykkanen
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06:49โขLebanon's Dawn Ceasefire
โจThe newspapers report extensively on the implementation of the US-brokered Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, which began at 02:00 GMT (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Sky News, Evening Standard). Despite the ceasefire's start, civilians are being warned not to return to southern Lebanon. Domestically, Storm Conall brings heavy rain with nearly 100 flood warnings across the UK (Metro), while Labour signals potential changes to electric car regulations amid industry concerns (Telegraph).
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The Guardian
Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire comes into force with Biden insistent on โpermanent cessation of hostilitiesโ
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BBC
Thousands returning home to south Lebanon as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire takes effect
Traffic jams line the route between Beirut and the south after the ceasefire began at 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT).
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New Statesman
If we want to invest in security, we need to be able to fund it.
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The Guardian
Displaced residents of south Lebanon return home after Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire begins
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The Guardian
Displaced residents return to southern Lebanon as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire appears to hold
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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The charge of โwhite saviour complexโ against the charity single is designed to make people feel guilty about giving
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SCRATCH OF THE DAY | Football
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SCRATCH OF THE DAY | Football
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HuffPost UK
Why the Israel-Lebanon Deal Won't Lead To A Gaza Ceasefire
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09:53โขLebanon's Return Home
โจThe newspapers extensively report on thousands of Lebanese civilians returning to their homes in southern Lebanon as the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire takes effect, despite Israeli warnings (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Sky News, Telegraph, Times). The ceasefire began at 02:00 GMT, with traffic jams reported between Beirut and the south. Netanyahu claims Hezbollah has been "set back decades" (Telegraph). HuffPost questions whether this development might lead to similar arrangements in Gaza.
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The agreed truce in southern Lebanon is essential โ but still intensely fragile.
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Band Aid, for all its faults, makes todayโs virtue-hungry celebs look like moral pygmies.
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DRUG HAUL | UK News
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The Jewish Chronicle
โLower profileโ Jewish life in UAE continues after targeted murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan
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Tom Bradshaw, the president of the National Farmersโ Union, said there was โa more conciliatory toneโ in talks at No 10
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The Jewish Chronicle
But Progressive leaders explained why they have not signed letters in opposition to or support for the bill
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PEP TALK | Premier League
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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12:01โขParliament Faces Life and Death
โจThe newspapers report on two major legislative discussions: an upcoming assisted dying vote in Parliament, which the Chief Rabbi opposes (Independent, Jewish Chronicle), and Ford's call for EV tax breaks to meet targets (Telegraph). The Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire continues to hold, with Lebanese residents returning home despite warnings (Times, New Statesman). Transport disruptions persist in London due to flooding, with Elizabeth line services recently restored (Evening Standard).
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Breitbart UK
Germany is working on a โbunker planโ including a smartphone app to direct citizens to the nearest shelter in case of an emergency.
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The Telegraph
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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BBC
'It's all gone': Lebanese civilians return to destroyed homes as ceasefire appears to hold
Thousands of families displaced by the conflict are travelling home hours after an Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire takes effect.
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MUM TRAGEDY | UK News
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Donald Trump and the new prime minister of Mauritius have rejected the plan
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14:51โขLebanon's Return Meets Badenoch's Challenge
โจThe newspapers report extensively on Lebanese civilians returning to their homes following the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, despite Israeli warnings (BBC, Guardian, Sky News, Independent, HuffPost). In domestic politics, Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's clash with Keir Starmer at PMQs generates coverage (Independent, Mirror, Spectator), while Germany's preparation of a national bunker plan draws attention (Breitbart). London's historic Smithfield Market faces closure after 900 years of operation (Daily Mail).
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shock exit | News TV
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The Jewish Chronicle
Academic asked seminar group to consider Hamas as a โliberation movementโ
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The closure of Vauxhallโs van factory exposes the recklessness of Net Zero.
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UK | Luke Alsford
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The Windrush Line on the Overground system goes through areas where many black Caribbean immigrants first made their homes in the UK after World War Two.
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UK | Luke Alsford
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The Guardian
Israeli military declares curfew for travel into southern Lebanon as ceasefire appears to hold
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Left-wing lawmaker Tahir Ali called for ban on โdesecrationsโ of texts and prophets, eliciting a positive response from Keir Starmer.
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HuffPost UK
Conservatives Seek Another Election After Landslide Defeat
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17:13โขCurfew Meets Blasphemy Law
โจThe newspapers report on several aspects of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, with Israel imposing a curfew on southern Lebanon (Guardian, Sky News, Telegraph). In domestic politics, Labour faces pressure over blasphemy laws, with MP Tahir Ali calling for a "desecration ban" (Breitbart). The naming of the Windrush Line on London's Overground sparks discussion (Channel 4), while This Morning's editor Martin Frizell announces departure after ten years (Daily Mail, The Sun).
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The Telegraph
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WILL FURY | Showbiz
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The Spectator
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ON FRIDAY MPs must vote for or against the legalisation of medically assisted suicide.
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Keir Starmer failed to reject a Labour MPโs demand to ban the desecration of religious texts.
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The Guardian
UN chief says Lebanon ceasefire โfirst ray of hope amid darknessโ in conflict
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UK | Liam Coleman
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BBC
First day of Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire appears to hold as UN chief hails 'ray of hope'
Thousands of families displaced by the conflict are spending the night back at home after an Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire takes effect.
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UK | Liam Coleman
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The Guardian
Thousands return to southern Lebanon amid uneasy ceasefire
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HEIST HORROR | Showbiz
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Almost 24 hours since it was agreed, the truce between Hezbollah and Israel is holding. But tension in southern Lebanon is high.
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20:34โขLebanon's Tense Return
โจThe newspapers report extensively on the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire taking hold, with thousands of Lebanese families returning to their homes despite tensions remaining high (BBC, Channel 4, Guardian). In domestic politics, Kemi Badenoch acknowledges Conservative failures on migration (Telegraph, Spectator), while Labour faces challenges over the potential collapse of the Chagos Islands deal (Independent, Times). Meanwhile, Parliament prepares for a crucial vote on assisted suicide legislation (Morning Star).
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Tom Slater on the Allison Pearson scandal and the great awokening of the British state.
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The leader also suggested reviewing Britainโs ECHR membership
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The Telegraph
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What the latest developments mean for Iran's position - and for the prospect of peace in Gaza
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MORNING HAS BROKEN | News TV
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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UK
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