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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 07.09.2024.
It displays 75 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
07.09.2024
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02:45 (01:45)โขTrump's Sentencing Delayed, UK Grapples with Violence
โจThe UK headlines report on various legal and political developments. Donald Trump's criminal sentencing has been delayed until after the November election (BBC News). A man received a lengthy sentence for attempting to set fire to an asylum seeker hotel during UK riots (Channel 4 News). The murder of three young children alongside their father is being investigated (Metro). Internationally, an American-Turkish activist was reportedly shot dead by Israeli forces during a West Bank protest (The Guardian, Sky News). The Labour government's plan to cut winter fuel payments is causing internal divisions (HuffPost UK).
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The IDF says it is investigating after Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was shot at a protest in Beita.
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Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, who had joint nationality, was taking part in a protest against Jewish settlement expansion.
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The Telegraph
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Morning Star
Calls from TUC and GTFU for industrial strategy on eve of workers' parliament
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New Statesman
Kenya and Bangladesh are doomed to walk the crooked road of history.
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The Spectator
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07:25 (06:25)โขUN Demands Probe into West Bank Activist Killing
โจThe UK headlines report on international incidents and domestic issues. The UN and White House are calling for an inquiry into the killing of Ayลenur Eygi, a Turkish-American activist, by Israeli troops during a West Bank protest (BBC News, The Guardian). Domestically, a man received a long sentence for attempting to set fire to an asylum seeker hotel during riots (Channel 4 News). The health of King Charles, who is battling cancer, is reportedly improving as he prepares to mark the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death (Daily Mail). Labour's decision to axe winter fuel payments has caused internal divisions (HuffPost UK).
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Plus: Labourโs appeasement of Hamas and Brazilโs ban on X.
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CONSENTING ADULTS
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A shooting saw the perpetrator roam and fire a rifle for ten minutes, with police initially unsure whether the rifle was a prop or real.
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MI6 chief and CIA director said the two agencies have โexploited our intelligence channels to push hard for restraint and de-escalationโ
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Race so close in swing states one commentator this week called it the โequivalent of a knife fight in a phone boothโ
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12:24 (11:24)โขUN Demands West Bank Shooting Inquiry
โจThe UK headlines report on international incidents and domestic issues. The UN is calling for an inquiry into the shooting of a Turkish-American activist during a West Bank protest (BBC News). A migrant gunman fired at the Israeli Consulate and Nazi Museum in Germany (Breitbart London). In the US, Vice President Harris leads Trump nationally in polls, but key swing state races remain tight (The Guardian). Domestically, Boeing's Starliner capsule has returned to Earth (The Independent), and there are reports of major HS2 disruption affecting Paddington and Elizabeth Line services (Evening Standard).
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SHOW MUST GO ON
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Two former senior advisers to Keir Starmer say their UK election strategy could benefit the Democratic campaign
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The Independent
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MI6 and CIA warn of threats such as the war in Ukraine, Islamic State and the Israel-Gaza conflict.
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'Driving like this is not only unwelcome in Westminster, but also incredibly dangerous.'
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In the chaotic aftermath of the Grenfell fire, the response on the ground was disastrous and only served to reinforce the disconnect between authorities and institutions and the people they were in theory supposed to be serving.
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14:04 (13:04)โขGlobal Threats Loom as MI6 and CIA Sound Alarm
โจThe UK headlines report on global security concerns. MI6 and CIA warn of threats to world order not seen since the Cold War, including the Ukraine war and Israel-Gaza conflict (BBC News). In Germany, a migrant gunman fired at the Israeli Consulate and Nazi Museum (Breitbart London). Domestically, the Grenfell Inquiry highlights institutional failings (Channel 4 News, The Spectator). The impact of HS2 disruption on Paddington and Elizabeth Line services is also discussed (Evening Standard).
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SHADOW GANGS
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Leading leftist politicians in Britain have argued that new restrictions need to be enacted against social media platforms.
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The Telegraph
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Bill Burns calls Vladimir Putin a โbullyโ whose โsabre-rattlingโ should not always be taken literally
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START THE CAR
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Left-wing parties called for protests after Michel Barnier was appointed as prime minister on Thursday.
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The Telegraph
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17:04 (16:04)โขProtests Erupt in France Over PM Choice
โจThe UK headlines report on international and domestic affairs. Protests in France over Macron's choice of prime minister are drawing attention (BBC News). The CIA chief warns against being intimidated by Russia's nuclear threats, calling Putin a "bully" (The Guardian). Domestically, the Grenfell Inquiry continues to highlight institutional failings (Channel 4 News, The Spectator). In sports, England's football match against Ireland is discussed, with former Irish players Grealish and Rice starting for England (The Sun, The Telegraph).
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TOP DEC
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Breitbart UK
Thousands of leftists took to the streets of France over President Macronโs installation of centrist Michelle Barnier as prime minister.
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JACK, BACK AND CRAIC
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JACK, BACK AND CRAIC
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JACK, BACK AND CRAIC
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Victimsโ families say calls to free killer nurse have made them question humanity
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The Sun
JACK, BACK AND CRAIC
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Officials in Gaza said more than a dozen Palestinians were killed overnight in Israeli air strikes โ as the US government says it hopes a more detailed ceasefire plan is days away.
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19:03 (18:03)โขFrench Fury: Protests Erupt Over Macron's PM Pick
โจThe UK headlines report on protests in France against President Macron's appointment of Michel Barnier as prime minister (BBC News, Breitbart London). Thousands of left-wing protesters accuse Macron of a 'coup'. In international news, the CIA chief warns against being intimidated by Russia's nuclear threats, calling Putin a 'bully' (The Guardian). Domestically, the ongoing Grenfell Inquiry continues to highlight institutional failings (Channel 4 News). In sports, England's football match against Ireland is discussed, with former Irish players Grealish and Rice starting for England (The Sun, The Telegraph).
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TRAGIC FIND
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The Independent
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'The Hastings family are absolutely heartbroken.'
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21:24 (20:24)โขFrench Fury: Protests Erupt Over PM Appointment
โจThe UK headlines report on protests in France against President Macron's appointment of Michel Barnier as prime minister, with thousands of left-wing protesters accusing Macron of a 'coup' (BBC News, Breitbart London). In international news, the CIA chief warns against being intimidated by Russia's nuclear threats, calling Putin a 'bully' (The Guardian). Reports also mention increased violence in the West Bank, with fatalities including a 13-year-old girl and an American protester (Channel 4 News). Domestically, there's news of a body found in the search for the wife of a Scottish rugby legend (Metro, The Sun).
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AMANDA'S PROBE FURY
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The Independent
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AMANDA'S FURY
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The jail-breaker once tried to escape by covering himself in oil and squeezing through the bars.
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AMANDA'S FURY
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00:45 (23:45)โขMacron's PM Choice Sparks French Fury
โจThe UK headlines report on protests in France against President Macron's appointment of Michel Barnier as prime minister, with thousands of left-wing demonstrators accusing Macron of a 'coup' (BBC News, Breitbart London). In international news, violence escalates in the West Bank, with reports of fatalities including a young girl and an American protester (Channel 4 News). Domestically, Sir Keir Starmer criticizes the NHS, describing it as 'broken' amid warnings of a crisis in children's health (Sky News, Evening Standard). The BBC faces scrutiny over its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, with claims of guideline breaches (The Telegraph).