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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 28.07.2025.
It displays 112 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
28.07.2025 โข The President's Directives
โจUK media on July 28 primarily shifted focus to US President Trump's visit and his meeting with Prime Minister Starmer. While early morning headlines continued to celebrate the Lionesses' Euro 2025 victory, including their post-match revelry and calls for a bank holiday, Trump's arrival quickly dominated the agenda.
Reports from late morning onward detailed his discussions with Starmer on trade and Gaza, with Trump directly stating "real starvation" in Gaza and urging Israel to end the war. He also issued a new deadline for Putin regarding Ukraine and offered advice on UK domestic policy, including immigration and tax cuts. The Lionesses' homecoming and Downing Street reception gained renewed prominence in the afternoon, running as a significant parallel narrative alongside the unfolding discussions and pronouncements from the Trump-Starmer summit, shaping the day's editorial priorities.
Reports from late morning onward detailed his discussions with Starmer on trade and Gaza, with Trump directly stating "real starvation" in Gaza and urging Israel to end the war. He also issued a new deadline for Putin regarding Ukraine and offered advice on UK domestic policy, including immigration and tax cuts. The Lionesses' homecoming and Downing Street reception gained renewed prominence in the afternoon, running as a significant parallel narrative alongside the unfolding discussions and pronouncements from the Trump-Starmer summit, shaping the day's editorial priorities.
28.07.2025
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The Guardian
The exploding career Indiaโs hottest rapper
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05:04โขLionesses' Crown Celebrated
โจUK media continues to focus heavily on England's Lionesses, who successfully defended their Women's Euro 2025 title against Spain (Daily Mail, The Independent, Metro, The Mirror, The Sun, The Times). The narrative now centres on national celebration, including plans for a London bus parade, royal reception, and calls for an extra bank holiday (Daily Mail, Sky News). International reports persist on Israel's tactical pause for aid in Gaza amidst starvation concerns (Channel 4 News, Morning Star Online), alongside a new EU-US trade deal (BBC News).
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BBC
Israel due to begin new 10-hour military pause in parts of Gaza to allow aid deliveries
The UN has welcomed the pause, which comes as the WHO warns malnutrition has reached "alarming levels" in Gaza.
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New Statesman
Over the weekend, pressure mounted on the Prime Minister from his own party.
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what a leg-end | Football
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BBC
Israelโs new 10-hour military pause in parts of Gaza begins to allow aid deliveries
The UN has welcomed the pause, which comes as the WHO warns malnutrition has reached "alarming levels" in Gaza.
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Breitbart UK
In the hours following the Sunday announcement of the landmark trade deal agreed to by the United States and the European Union, a stinging reality began to sink in across the Old Continent: Brussels blinked, and the EU leadership had been utterly routed by President Donald Trump and his White House.
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ROARING SUCCESS | Football
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BBC
UN warns of 'make or break' days ahead for aid as Israel resumes military pause in parts of Gaza
Aid has been delivered to Gaza over the weekend, but the UN's aid chief says it is still only a "drop in the ocean".
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BBC
14 die of malnutrition in Gaza, ministry says, as Israel allows partial military pause for aid
Aid has been delivered to Gaza over the weekend, but the UN's aid chief says it is still only a "drop in the ocean".
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The Jewish Chronicle
The Israeli was later arrested in hospital after the attacker accused him of racism, the report said
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Football | Phil Haigh
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09:44โขLionesses' Post-Victory Revelry
โจThe UK media's central focus remains the England Lionesses' Euro 2025 victory, with extensive coverage of their jubilant post-match celebrations including late-night parties, player interviews expressing national pride, and ongoing discussions about homecoming events and calls for a new bank holiday (Daily Mail, The Independent, Metro, The Mirror, Sky News, The Sun, The Times). Internationally, reports continue on the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, citing further deaths from malnutrition amidst Israel's partial military pause for aid delivery (BBC News).
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Taliban fighters with โBritish blood on their handsโ and serious criminals among those secretly flown to the UK by its own government.
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BBC
More malnutrition deaths reported in Gaza, as BBC travels on aid drop flight from Jordan
Aid has been delivered to Gaza over the weekend, but the UN's aid chief says it is still only a "drop in the ocean".
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New Statesman
The Prime Minister finds himself trapped between the US president and an unhappy cabinet.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Daniel Peretz is engaged to Israeli pop star Noa Kirel and tells the JC about life as a football star in Germany
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ISLAND INFERNO | World News
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The Jewish Chronicle
Daniel Peretz is engaged to Israeli pop star Noa Kirel and tells the JC about life as a football star in Germany
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PM expected to use meeting to ask the US president โwhat more can be doneโ to end the crisis in Gaza and push for lower tariffs on British steel
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PM expected to use meeting to ask the US president โwhat more can be doneโ to end the crisis in Gaza and push for lower tariffs on British steel
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TOUGH TALK | Scottish News
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The Guardian
How microplastics move through plants, insects, animals, and you
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TOUGH TALKER | Scottish News
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12:28โขThe Trump-Starmer Summit
โจUK media is now significantly focused on US President Trump's visit, particularly his meeting with Prime Minister Starmer, where discussions reportedly include Gaza and trade (The Times, New Statesman). Trump has also made strong statements on migration, warning the UK against illegal migrants (The Sun), aligning with existing domestic concerns (The Spectator, Breitbart London). Concurrently, reports continue on severe malnutrition deaths in Gaza, despite ongoing aid deliveries (BBC News). The Lionesses' Euro 2025 victory celebrations also persist in coverage (Daily Mail, The Independent, Metro).
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Football | Louis Sealey
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PM to use meeting to ask the US president โwhat more can be doneโ to end the crisis in Gaza and push for lower tariffs on British steel
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HuffPost UK
US President Disagrees With Claim There Is 'No Starvation' In Gaza
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Breaking | Live
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Anti-immigration activists are holding protests in Norfolk, London and Essex as rightwing media fans the flames, prompting fears of a replay of last summerโs racist riots. Simon Childs reports.
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BBC
Trump says there is 'real starvation' in Gaza and US will set up food centres
More malnutrition deaths are reported as the UN's aid chief says aid delivered over the weekend is still only a "drop in the ocean".
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Breaking | Live
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Novara Media
Itโs had childrenโs artwork removed from hospitals, doctors banned from wearing watermelon pins and claimed craft pens evoked 7 October. Are UK Lawyers for Israel really the cartoon villains they appear? Harriet Williamson takes a closer look.
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Breaking | Live
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President also says US will provide more humanitarian aid to Gaza in meeting with Sir Keir Starmer in Scotland
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TIME IS TICKING | World News
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BBC
Trump sets new deadline of '10 or 12 days' for Putin to agree to Ukraine deal
In a meeting with Starmer, Trump says 'we just don't see any progress being made' in Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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The Guardian
How microplastics move through everything
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The Jewish Chronicle
Two separate incidents of Israelis facing discrimination in Austria, have surfaced in the past week
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U.S. President Donald Trump teased the British leader on the state of free speech in the UK, triggering a blurting response.
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The Spectator
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TOUGH TALKER | Scottish News
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14:20โขTrump Sets Deadlines and Directives
โจThe UK media's primary focus remains on US President Trump's visit and his discussions with Prime Minister Starmer. Key headlines detail Trump issuing a new deadline for Putin on Ukraine and directly stating "real starvation" exists in Gaza, urging Israel to end the war. Trump also offered Starmer advice on UK domestic policy, including taxes and immigration. Some outlets covered lighter notes from their interactions, while post-Euro 2025 football commentary also features.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer that it would be a โmistakeโ for the British government to censor his Truth Social platform under the recently enacted Online Safety Act.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Australia's special envoy to combat antisemitism has said anti-Jewish racism had become โnormalisedโ on campuses
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KEIR'S NIGHT-MAYOR | Politics
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The UKโs Online Safety Act is a menace to free speech and democracy.
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Breaking | Live
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HANNAH'S HEARTBREAK | Football
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The Guardian
Capitulating to Trump won't end the trade war
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Novara Media
The bougie bakery chain has seen rapid growth in affluent, Lib Dem-voting areas. It now faces allegations of punishing work conditions and union busting. Polly Smythe reports.
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17:04โขTrump's UK Influence
โจUK media's primary focus remains US President Trump's visit, spotlighting his influence on UK and international policy. Headlines detail his warnings against censoring Truth Social (Breitbart London, Spiked), advice on UK tax and immigration (Daily Mail), and Palestinian state recognition (The Independent). His discussions with PM Starmer also include deadlines for Putin on Ukraine (BBC News, The Times). Separately, the Lionesses' return after their Euro 2025 win continues to receive significant coverage (Sky News).
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Breaking | Live
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The US president's comments come after Israel's prime minister said claims of hunger were a "lie".
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Sir Keir Starmer, who is under growing pressure from his own cabinet to recognise a Palestinian state, shares his plans for the region with Trump
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ROARING HOME | Football
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Breaking | Live
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President Donald Trump is hosting Sir Keir Starmer at not one but both of his Scottish golf resorts.
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After holding talks with President Trump, the PM is to hold an emergency cabinet meeting to lay out his peace plan for the Middle East
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BROOKLYN'S BECKER BOAT | Celebrity
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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The US president delivered advice on a range of topics to the prime minister during their Scotland summit on Monday
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20:57โขTrump's Directives
โจUK media largely focuses on US President Trump's visit, with headlines highlighting his assertion of "real starvation" in Gaza (BBC News, Channel 4 News). During his meeting with Prime Minister Starmer, Trump offered advice on recognizing a Palestinian state (The Independent) and suggested policies like cutting taxes and controlling immigration (The Times). Concurrently, the Lionesses are receiving a Downing Street reception ahead of their homecoming parade after their Euros triumph (The Mirror, Sky News).
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