Ruling upholds decision from trade court while president attacks โHighly Partisan Appeals Courtโ and says he will win tariff fight
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 30.08.2025.
It displays 63 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
30.08.2025 โข The day of intensified asylum hotel protests
โจThe day's editorial focus was dominated by the escalating public and political reaction to the asylum hotel situation. Following the previous day's Epping hotel ruling, morning headlines noted initial protests and ongoing debates surrounding migrant accommodation and Nigel Farage's influence. By early afternoon, media reported councils vowing to continue legal challenges against migrant hotels, alongside accusations against Labour for allegedly siding with migrants. This period also saw warnings that Labour could lose voters to Reform if migrant hotels were not closed. As the day progressed into the late afternoon and evening, coverage intensified on nationwide angry protests outside asylum hotels, including reports of masked anti-asylum protesters attempting to storm a London hotel, leading to arrests. Nigel Farage's continued role in stirring these tensions was highlighted as he reportedly departed for the US. Internationally, a US court ruling against most of Trump's global tariffs received early attention, and later, the killing of a Ukrainian politician and the Houthi prime minister in an Israeli strike emerged as significant international news.
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The tariffs can remain in place until mid-October to allow the Trump administration time to request the Supreme Court take up the case.
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Trump found to have overstepped authority with tariff policies as president accuses court of political bias
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Exclusive
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The Spectator
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Trump found to have overstepped authority with tariff policies as president accuses court of political bias
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SOFT JUSTICE | UK News
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Plus: how โsensible centristsโ lost touch with reality and how Essex Man could save Britain.
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The Economist
The appellate court ruling sets up a showdown at the Supreme Court
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The Economist
The appellate court ruling sets up a showdown at the Supreme Court
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This leadership election is a choice between continuity and populism.
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09:30โขThe Unfolding Asylum Debates
โจUK media continues to prioritize the contentious asylum and migration debate. The Epping hotel ruling allowing asylum seekers to remain still garners attention, with councils planning further legal action (Channel 4 News, The Independent, The Times). Broader discussions include individual asylum seeker experiences and Nigel Farage's role (The Mirror, Spiked). Internationally, a US court has ruled many of Trumpโs global tariffs illegal, setting up a Supreme Court showdown (BBC News, The Economist, The Guardian).
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NO RESPECT | UK News
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There were outraged protests outside the Bell Hotel as the ruling to evict its asylum seekers was overturned.
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The number of people who think the United Kingdom is in a โbad stateโ and expect it to get worse continues to rise, a poll has found.
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โCitizen patrolsโ and self-styled protective forces are fuelling social fears and the far right, say experts
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14:06โขStarmer Challenged on Migrant Hotels
โจThe contentious asylum and migration debate remains central in UK media, with the Epping hotel struggle continuing amidst protests (New Statesman). Labour's Starmer is urged to close migrant hotels to counter voter shifts to Reform and Farage's influence (The Independent, Spiked, The Spectator), reflecting widespread public dissatisfaction that the country is in a "bad state" (Breitbart London). US court rulings on Trump's tariffs also remain discussed (BBC News, The Economist).
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GIG BLOW | UK News
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President Zelensky said the killing of Parubiy was an "terrible murder" and promised an investigation.
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BACK ON THE STREETS | UK News
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Former speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament and leading figure in the EuroMaidan protests, Andriy Parubiy, has been shot and killed, President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed on Saturday.
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Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi and several others were killed earlier this week, the Iran-backed movement says.
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MARCHING ON | UK News
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Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi and several other Houthi officials were killed in the attack, the Iran-backed movement says.
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Overnight, Russia has once again carried out missile and drone attacks on numerous Ukrainian regions.
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The viral footage of a Scottish teen brandishing an axe at a migrant was โ obviously โ not all it seemed.
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Chinaโs industrial policy attracts fans abroad, critics at home
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GARETH'S NEW JOB | Football
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STAR'S BABY JOY | Celebrity
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19:52โขAsylum Hotel Protests Intensify
โจUK media remains focused on the escalating public discontent around asylum hotels, with angry protests and attempts to breach migrant accommodation reported (The Independent, Metro, Evening Standard). The Archbishop of York engaged with Nigel Farage on deportation plans (Sky News), reflecting ongoing debates and the online amplification of anti-migrant narratives (Spiked, The Guardian). International headlines note a Houthi prime minister killed in an Israeli strike and a Ukrainian politician shot dead amidst Russian attacks (BBC News, Breitbart London, Channel 4 News).
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GIVE FOREVER | Bizarre
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