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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 29.05.2025.
It displays 100 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.05.2025 โข Day Paul Doyle's Name Emerged While Trump's Tariffs Flickered
โจThe Liverpool parade crash investigation reached formal charges as Paul Doyle, the 53-year-old ex-Royal Marine and company director, was named and charged with multiple counts relating to the incident that injured 79 people. Media reports detailed how his wife discovered the crash when she saw their car on television news, while neighbors continued expressing disbelief about the "family man" and father-of-three.
Trump's sweeping global tariffs faced judicial whiplash throughout the day. Early morning coverage focused on federal courts blocking the measures, with judges ruling the president "exceeded any authority." The White House immediately appealed, labeling the decision a "judicial coup." By evening, an appeals court temporarily reinstated the tariffs pending further review, with the case potentially heading to the Supreme Court by Friday.
Domestically, Starmer escalated attacks on Farage, comparing Reform UK's economic policies to Liz Truss's failed experiment and accusing the party of "poisoning politics."
Trump's sweeping global tariffs faced judicial whiplash throughout the day. Early morning coverage focused on federal courts blocking the measures, with judges ruling the president "exceeded any authority." The White House immediately appealed, labeling the decision a "judicial coup." By evening, an appeals court temporarily reinstated the tariffs pending further review, with the case potentially heading to the Supreme Court by Friday.
Domestically, Starmer escalated attacks on Farage, comparing Reform UK's economic policies to Liz Truss's failed experiment and accusing the party of "poisoning politics."
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The Trump administration lodged an appeal against the ruling shortly after it was announced.
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The Trump administration lodged an appeal against the ruling shortly after it was announced.
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01:24โขLiverpool Crash Suspect Identified As Family Man
โจThe newspapers report on new details emerging about the Liverpool parade crash suspect, with multiple sources identifying him as a married businessman and father-of-three whose neighbours describe as a "fantastic" dad (The Independent, The Mirror). The injury toll has now reached almost 80 people. Meanwhile, US courts have blocked Trump's sweeping global tariffs, with the Trump administration immediately lodging an appeal (BBC News, Sky News). The Daily Mail provides exclusive images of the yacht wreck where billionaire Mike Lynch and his daughter died, focusing on the hatch initially blamed for the disaster. Other coverage includes Rose West's deteriorating condition in prison and personal stories about facial scarring concerns.
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BBC
US trade court rules Trump overstepped his authority with global tariffs
The Trump White House has said it will appeal against the ruling that it does not have the authority to impose tariffs on nearly every country.
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BBC
US trade court blocks Trump tariffs, saying they exceeded his authority
The Trump White House has said it will appeal against the ruling that it does not have the authority to impose tariffs on nearly every country.
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The Guardian
Why does Switzerland have so many nuclear bunkers?
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BBC
US trade court blocks Trump tariffs, saying president 'exceeded any authority'
The White House says it will appeal, adding "it is not for unelected judges to decide how to properly address a national emergency".
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The Spectator
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New Statesman
Weaponising the imprisoned mother doesnโt help her.
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UK | Jasper King
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The Guardian
What I learned reporting from Jerusalem
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DRIVER HELD | UK News
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Tony Sewell, chair of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities, on the nonsense of โsystemic racismโ.
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08:09โขLiverpool Suspect's Wife Saw Attack On TV
โจThe newspapers report on new personal details about the Liverpool parade crash suspect, revealing he is a middle-class businessman and father-of-three whose wife discovered the incident when she saw their car on television news (Daily Mail, Metro, The Sun, The Mirror). Neighbours describe him as a "fantastic guy" and "family man," expressing shock at his arrest. Meanwhile, US courts have blocked Trump's global tariffs, ruling the president "exceeded any authority," with the White House promising to appeal while rejecting "unelected judges" deciding national emergencies (BBC News, The Independent). Domestically, Starmer has attacked Farage's economic policies as "fantasy economics" comparable to Liz truss's failed policies (HuffPost UK).
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DRIVER HELD | UK News
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A Palestinian neighbourhood in Galilee facing demolition dismantles the myth that Israel is a democracy, writes Julian Sayarer.
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BBC
Shock court ruling on Trump tariffs throws business and trade partners into uncertainty
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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Breaking
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FRANTIC SEARCH | UK News
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FRANTIC SEARCH | UK News
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Farage expands policy platform with an eye on next election, prompting media pile-on of plan to make life easier for hard-pressed families.
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FLIGHTMARE | UK News
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12:57โขStarmer Blasts Farage Over Politics Poisoning
โจThe newspapers report on further developments in the Liverpool crash investigation, with authorities releasing victim age details ranging from youngest to oldest (Sky News). Political tensions escalate between Starmer and Farage, with the PM accusing the Reform UK leader of trying to "poison our politics" while Farage expands his policy platform with promises of family tax breaks (HuffPost UK, Breitbart London). Meanwhile, a US court ruling has thrown Trump's tariff authority into question, with judges finding he exceeded his powers in imposing sweeping trade measures, prompting White House appeals (BBC News, The Independent). Lighter coverage includes scrutiny of Meghan's claimed vegetable garden harvest and TV presenter Eamonn Holmes issuing health updates after falling off his chair during a live broadcast.
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BBC
US markets to open after court blocks Trumpโs tariffs
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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BBC
US markets open after court blocks Trumpโs tariffs
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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The Spectator
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BBC
US markets up in early trading after court blocks Trump tariffs
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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BBC
US markets mixed after federal court blocks Trump tariffs
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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BBC
Trump administration to go to Supreme Court on Friday if unable to block tariff ruling
The White House says it will appeal a court ruling which found Trump did not have the authority to impose sweeping tariffs.
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HORROR CRASH | UK News
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16:28โขLiverpool Crash Driver Formally Charged
โจThe newspapers report on charges being filed against the Liverpool parade crash driver, with the 53-year-old company director and father-of-three now formally charged after the incident that injured 79 football fans (Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News, The Sun). The Sun reveals he is an ex-Royal Marine commando. Political tensions continue between Starmer and Farage, with the PM attacking Reform UK over a "racist" video and accusing Farage of "poisoning politics" (HuffPost UK). Meanwhile, Trump's legal battles intensify as his administration prepares to take tariff disputes to the Supreme Court after courts ruled he lacked authority for sweeping trade measures (BBC News, The Independent).
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UK | Brooke Davies
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HORROR CRASH | UK News
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To save money for the US taxpayer, President Trump hired the man who has more of it than anyone else in the world: Elon Musk. But as Mr Musk exits the White House, what did he achieve? And what โ if anything โ was in it for him?
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For the Westminster Media-Political โblobโ, Sir Keir Starmer has one overriding purpose, to keep Nigel Farage out of Downing Street.
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The Guardian
On radical art, gardening and Kneecap
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The Guardian
What happens to your body when youโre dying?
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The White House appeal comes as a second court declares many of Trump's tariffs unlawful.
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The IDFโs assassination of Mohammed Sinwar shatters the neo-medieval libels of the anti-Israel set.
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Prosecutors have charged a man after a car collided with crowds celebrating Liverpoolโs league title.
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19:16โขEx-Marine Charged In Liverpool Crash
โจThe newspapers report on formal charges being filed against Paul Doyle, the 53-year-old Liverpool parade crash suspect, with multiple counts related to the incident that injured 79 fans (Channel 4 News, Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror, The Sun). New details emerge identifying him as an ex-Royal Marine commando and company director. Meanwhile, political pressure mounts on Prime Minister Starmer from his traditional allies, with left-wing media reportedly losing confidence in his leadership amid concerns about keeping Farage from power (Breitbart London). Trump's tariff disputes escalate as his administration prepares Supreme Court appeals after courts ruled the measures unlawful, with cases potentially reaching the highest court by Friday (BBC News, The Independent).
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BBC
Trump's tariffs temporarily reinstated as court considers White House appeal
The White House had previously threatened to take the case to the Supreme Court by Friday if its appeal was not granted.
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Sky News
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BBC
Trump's tariff plan temporarily reinstated as court considers White House appeal
Earlier, the White House threatened to take the case to the Supreme Court by Friday if its appeal was not granted.
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BBC
Trump's tariffs can stay in place while court hears appeal
Earlier, the White House threatened to take the case to the Supreme Court on Friday if its appeal was not granted.
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Tariffs will remain in place while a legal battle over Trump's tariffs continues.
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The White House says trade talks are being "railroaded by activist judges", as the president's import taxes policy wins a legal reprieve.
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The president's signature import taxes win a legal reprieve, as the White House rails against "activist judges".
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REBRAND TOUR | News TV
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