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Four killed as suspect named in Michigan Mormon church shooting
The FBI is leading the federal investigation into the attack, as Donald Trump calls it "horrendous".
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 29.09.2025.
It displays 139 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.09.2025 ⇢ The Day Trump Unveiled His Gaza Peace Plan
⌨UK media initially focused on the Michigan Mormon church shooting, with updated death tolls and details of an arson attack continuing into the morning. Concurrently, celebrations for Europe's Ryder Cup victory persisted, featuring taunts directed at Donald Trump. Domestically, discussions revolved around Labour's leadership, potential tax increases, and early hints of a tougher stance on migration.
By early afternoon, attention began shifting towards international affairs, with reports of Trump pushing a new peace plan in talks with Netanyahu. This developed significantly into the evening, becoming the dominant story. Trump and Netanyahu detailed proposals for a 'board of peace' to govern Gaza, reportedly involving Tony Blair, with a warning to Hamas to accept the plan or face consequences. This US-led peace initiative, including Blair's role, was the central editorial focus across numerous outlets.
By early afternoon, attention began shifting towards international affairs, with reports of Trump pushing a new peace plan in talks with Netanyahu. This developed significantly into the evening, becoming the dominant story. Trump and Netanyahu detailed proposals for a 'board of peace' to govern Gaza, reportedly involving Tony Blair, with a warning to Hamas to accept the plan or face consequences. This US-led peace initiative, including Blair's role, was the central editorial focus across numerous outlets.
29.09.2025
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The Telegraph
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Ty Cobb, who managed Trump’s Mueller investigation response, said president is trying to ‘rewrite history’
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Police say "hundreds" of people were attending Sunday service when the attacker drove a vehicle into the church and opened fire.
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02:15⇢Michigan Bloodshed, US Church Ablaze
⌨UK media continues to report on a mass shooting at a Mormon church in Michigan, with updated death tolls (BBC News, Sky News). Separately, Europe's victory in the Ryder Cup is widely celebrated (Daily Mail, The Independent). Domestically, discussions continue regarding migration policies, with The Telegraph reporting on migrants needing to contribute or leave, and Labour's scheme to address youth unemployment (The Mirror).
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Hundreds of people were attending a Sunday service when the attacker drove a vehicle into the church and opened fire, police say.
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The Spectator
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Eliza Manningham-Buller points to extent of cyber-attacks and other hostile activity orchestrated by Moscow
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New Statesman
The Prime Minister is taking the fight to Nigel Farage
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The Independent
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Hundreds of people were attending a Sunday service when the attacker drove a vehicle into the church and opened fire, police say.
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LAUGHING AT THE LAW | UK News
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HuffPost UK
Europe's Top Golfers Taunt President After Beating US To Win Ryder Cup
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The Independent
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08:39⇢Michigan's Crimson Church
⌨UK media continues to focus on the mass shooting and arson attack at a Michigan church, with updated death tolls (BBC News, Metro, Sky News). Simultaneously, the Ryder Cup victory for Europe is still being celebrated, with taunts directed at Donald Trump (Daily Mail, HuffPost UK). Domestically, there is ongoing discussion about Labour's leadership and potential tax increases (The Independent, The Mirror, New Statesman, The Spectator).
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The Telegraph
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FRESH PROBE | UK News
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President Maia Sandu had accused Russia of using underhand tactics in attempt to sway voters
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FRESH PROBE | UK News
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The Guardian
Boris Pistorius says Europe ‘will not be lured into Putin’s trap of continuous escalation’
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Breitbart UK
War with Russia is already on Britain’s doorstep as evidenced by cyber-attacks, sabotage, arson, and other hostile activity orchestrated by President Vladimir Putin, a former head of MI5 declared.
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The Jewish Chronicle
The US hailed the move, but Iran threatened to withdraw its cooperation with the UN’s atomic watchdog
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World | Luke Alsford
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ROWLING'S WRATH | UK News
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11:26⇢Starmer's Immigration Test
⌨UK media reports on a former MI5 chief's warning of an ongoing 'war with Russia' due to cyber-attacks and sabotage (Breitbart London). Domestically, Rachel Reeves' Labour conference speech was interrupted by a pro-Palestine heckler (The Independent, The Mirror). JK Rowling has condemned Emma Watson's comments regarding her stance on women's rights (Daily Mail, The Sun). Immigration policy remains a focus, with discussions on migrants contributing or leaving (The Telegraph) and "good citizen" tests (The Times).
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The US president has talked up prospects of an agreement, but Netanyahu said it was not finalised - and Hamas say they haven't been sent the proposal.
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Peter Hummelgaard compared recent spate of hybrid attacks on Europe to 9/11 terrorism
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New Statesman
The Chancellor warned that “critics” who opposed her fiscal strategy were “dangerously” wrong
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At least four people have died in a mass shooting in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan.
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Peter Hummelgaard compared recent spate of hybrid attacks on Europe to 9/11 terrorism; 135,000 called up in Russia
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DOG HORROR | UK News
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14:07⇢Reeves Challenges Labour Critics
⌨UK media continues to focus on Labour's internal dynamics and broader political strategy, with Rachel Reeves' conference speech drawing significant attention. Reeves criticised Andy Burnham and warned against internal critics of her fiscal approach (HuffPost UK, New Statesman, The Mirror). She also targeted Nigel Farage as a threat to UK livelihoods (The Independent, The Mirror). Amidst this, a Starmer aide hinted at potential changes to Labour's tax promises (The Telegraph). Internationally, Trump is set to push a new peace plan (BBC News), and a Danish minister warns of "hybrid attacks" becoming a new reality (The Guardian, Breitbart London). The tragic Michigan Mormon church shooting is also still being reported (Channel 4 News).
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Draft plan’s critics say it hands power to international figures and splits Gaza from Palestinian Authority in West Bank
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Our exclusive analysis looks at 8 million rows of data from the Israel Tax Authority
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At least four people have died in a mass shooting in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan.
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BBC
Trump to host Netanyahu at White House as US pushes new Gaza peace plan
This will be the Israeli PM's fourth visit to the White House since Trump returned to office in January.
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Breitbart UK
Britain’s left-wing gov on the attack against poll-leading Farage while also announcing its own very similar border crackdown policy.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Yossi Cohen has told the JC the Saudis will join other Arab countries in normalising relationships with Israel once the war is over
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BBC
Trump hosts Netanyahu at White House as US pushes new Gaza peace plan
It is the Israeli PM's fourth visit to the White House since Trump returned to office in January.
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Novara Media
Despite delays, drone strikes and suspected sabotage, more than 40 boats and 500 people are now on the final leg of their journey to Gaza. Israel could illegally intercept them as soon as Tuesday night. Charlotte England reports.
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We spoke to Chancellor Rachel Reeves about Labour’s start in government, Nigel Farage’s proposed plan to scrap indefinite leave to remain, the November budget and how likely the UK is to see tax rises, and whether she would support Andy Burnham to be the next Labour leader.
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BBC
Trump says he is 'confident' there will be peace in Gaza as he hosts Netanyahu
It is the Israeli PM's fourth visit to the White House since Trump returned to office in January.
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Exclusive
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Showbiz | Laura Harman
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'STALKER' HELL | News TV
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16:22⇢Labour's Migration U-Turn
⌨UK media largely focuses on Labour's evolving immigration policy, with the government announcing new, tougher rules despite past criticisms of similar proposals from Nigel Farage (Breitbart London, Channel 4 News, The Mirror, The Telegraph). Discussions also touch upon internal Labour politics, particularly challenges to Keir Starmer's leadership from Andy Burnham (Channel 4 News, The Independent, HuffPost UK, New Statesman). Internationally, renewed efforts for Gaza peace and potential Saudi-Israel normalization are reported (BBC News, The Guardian, The Jewish Chronicle, Novara Media).
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HuffPost UK
Bridget Phillipson Launches Outspoken Attack On Reform Chief
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The Spectator
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Exclusive
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The Economist
The “wealth effect” is not the only way it has an impact
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The Jewish Chronicle
Yossi Cohen has told the JC the Saudis will join other Arab countries in normalising relationships with Israel once the war is over
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Our exclusive analysis looks at 8 million rows of data from the Israel Tax Authority
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FLIGHT IDIOT | World News
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The Spectator
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Chancellor tells Labour Party conference to keep the faith as she raises possibility of VAT increase and attacks Andy Burnham’s ‘dangerous’ ideas
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UK | Barney Davis
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The Guardian
Trump hosted phone call between US, Israel and Qatar before holding press conference alongside Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House
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Britain’s leftist government won the national elections on a pledge for no new taxes on working people but now refusing to rule them out.
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BBC
Trump and Netanyahu hold news conference as details of US peace plan for Gaza released
"Today is a historic day for peace", Trump says as he outlines details of his plan to end the Gaza conflict.
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Despite the cost of shooting down fighter jets and drones, small skirmishes remind both sides of the dangers of escalation, says academic Sergey Radchenko
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Breaking | Live
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18:50⇢Trump’s Gaza Peace Blueprint
⌨UK media prioritizes the newly released US peace plan for Gaza, with President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu detailing proposals for a 'board of peace' involving Tony Blair (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News). Domestically, discussions continue on potential tax rises by the Labour government (Breitbart London, The Times) and internal Labour party dynamics, including challenges to Starmer's leadership and criticism of Andy Burnham (Daily Mail, Morning Star Online, New Statesman, The Spectator).
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The Jewish Chronicle
The US hailed the move, but Iran threatened to withdraw its cooperation with the UN’s atomic watchdog
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The Telegraph
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Anti-Israel activism is neo-colonial arrogance in the drag of pacifism.
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BBC
Trump and Netanyahu agree new US peace plan for Gaza and warn Hamas to accept
Israel's prime minister warns that his forces will "finish the job" in Gaza if Hamas rejects White House proposals.
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Netanyahu says he supports Trump’s Gaza peace plan but Hamas still must agree to proposal
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TRUMP'S PEACE | World News
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Tough choices on the economy and tougher rules on immigration – a succession of ministers here at Labour conference have warned that such is the world we are living in, a world of wars, tariffs and “harsh global headwinds”.
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Breaking | Live
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World | Barney Davis
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TRUMP'S PEACE | World News
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Breaking | Live
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TRUMP'S PEACE | World News
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Pair say proposal represents new chapter but Israeli PM threatens to ‘finish the job’ if Hamas officials fail to agree
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20:54⇢Trump's Gaza Peace Unveiled
⌨UK media is predominantly focused on the new US peace plan for Gaza, with President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu announcing proposals for a 'board of peace' involving Tony Blair, and warning Hamas to accept (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News, The Sun, The Telegraph). Domestically, discussions continue around Labour's economic policies amidst warnings of global challenges (Channel 4 News), with some outlets noting the Labour conference's dynamics (The Spectator).
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The Independent
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The Economist
The president will be the chairman of the strip’s reconstruction board
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SORRY, BABYGIRL | Showbiz
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The Economist
The “wealth effect” is not the only way it has an impact
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The Economist
The president will be the chairman of the strip’s reconstruction board
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