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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 29.06.2025.
It displays 74 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.06.2025 โข Glastonbury Chants Condemnation
โจThe Glastonbury festival's controversial chants, which began emerging on the previous day, became the UK's dominant editorial focus on June 29th. In the morning, police probes into "death to the IDF" chants were widely reported, with initial condemnations from a minister and festival organizers. As the day progressed into the afternoon and evening, the controversy intensified as Prime Minister Starmer and other Labour figures explicitly condemned the "appalling anti-IDF hate speech." Starmer specifically demanded explanations from the BBC regarding its live broadcast. Some outlets continued to frame the festival as promoting antisemitism, while another performer led chants against the Reform Party. Concurrently, a significant European heatwave and wildfires garnered increasing attention, alongside reports of Trump urging Netanyahu towards a Gaza ceasefire.
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A giant crowd throngs the Hungarian capital, championing LGBT rights and defying PM Viktor Orban.
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The Guardian
My search for inner peace at Glastonbury
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The Guardian
Iโm worried my autistic son will struggle at new school
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Music | Alana Anderson
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06:40โขGlastonbury Chants Fallout
โจUK media extensively covers the Glastonbury festival, focusing on the ongoing police investigation into 'death to the IDF' chants and the Israeli embassy's deep disturbance (Sky News, Metro, The Mirror, The Spectator). Separately, thousands gathered for Budapest Pride, openly defying the Hungarian government (BBC News, Breitbart London). Domestic attention includes welfare cuts' impact on vulnerable women (The Independent) and scrutiny of Labour's performance (HuffPost UK).
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World | Ryan Prosser
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Rafael Grossi's claim contradicts President Trump, who insists Iran's nuclear capabilities have been "totally obliterated".
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The Guardian
A pop star at peak of her powers
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Music | Joel Harley
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The Guardian
The rise of Zohran Mamdani divides Democrats
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) โ Russia launched its biggest aerial attack against Ukraine overnight, a Ukrainian official said Sunday, part of an escalating bombing campaign that has further dashed hopes for a breakthrough in efforts to end the 3-year-old war. Russia
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10:33โขGlastonbury Chants Echo
โจThe fallout from the Glastonbury 'Death to the IDF' chants remains a primary focus in UK media, with festival organisers and Labour figures condemning them as having 'crossed a line' (HuffPost UK, Metro, Sky News). Internationally, the UN nuclear chief's warning that Iran could enrich uranium for a bomb within months contradicts President Trump (BBC News). Separately, Russia has launched a major aerial attack on Ukraine (Breitbart London), while domestic reporting includes NHS surgical blunders (The Independent).
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The Guardian
Djo on viral fame and life after Stranger Things
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British police have launched a probe into comments made by the far-left rap-rock duo Bob Vylan at the Glastonbury music festival on Saturday, calling for the โdeathโ of the Israeli Defense Forces.
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Music | Alana Anderson
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Music | Alana Anderson
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Music | Alana Anderson
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The Guardian
How gen Z is leading the next sexual revolution
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We must oppose this violent hysteria before itโs too late.
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15:56โขGlastonbury's Chant Fallout
โจUK media remains dominated by the Glastonbury festival. The controversy surrounding Bob Vylan's 'Death to the IDF' chants has escalated, with police launching a probe (Breitbart London) and festival organisers expressing dismay (The Independent, Sky News). Labour figures also condemn the rhetoric (HuffPost UK), while some outlets frame Glastonbury as promoting antisemitism (The Spectator, Spiked). Separately, attention is on a major European heatwave (Daily Mail).
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Breitbart UK
English singer JADE joined the chorus of leftist political messages from the Glastonbury music festival stage over the weekend, leading the crowd in a chant of โfuck youโ to Nigel Farageโs Reform UK party.
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The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to meet top officials tonight to discuss the state of the Gaza war.
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Music | Alana Anderson
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At least 86 people were killed as the result of Israeli attacks in the 24 hours before midday Sunday, the Hamas-run health ministry said.
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HuffPost UK
Organisers Join Criticism Of 'Death To IDF' Chant
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20:31โขGlastonbury's Words Echo
โจUK media remains focused on the Glastonbury festival, with significant attention on the ongoing controversy surrounding "hate speech." Prime Minister Starmer and other officials condemn "appalling anti-IDF hate speech" and call for the BBC to explain how such content was aired (HuffPost UK, Independent, Sky News). Additionally, another performer led chants against Nigel Farage's Reform Party (Breitbart London), while some outlets continue to frame the festival as promoting antisemitism (The Spectator, Spiked). Separately, Trump is urging Netanyahu to agree to a Gaza ceasefire (BBC News, Channel 4 News).
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HuffPost UK
Organisers Join Criticism Of 'Death To IDF' Chant
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Majid Takht-Ravanchi said the Trump administration has "not made their position clear" on further attacks.
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Music | Alana Anderson
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