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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 13.01.2026.
It displays 76 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
13.01.2026
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President posts online as US weighs response to situation in Iran, which is major facing anti-government protests
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Press chief says US president considering โmany, manyโ options amid deadly regime crackdown on protesters
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President posts online as US weighs response to situation in Iran, which is major facing anti-government protests
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The US president also imposes a 25% tariff on countries that "do business" with Tehran, while Iran's foreign minister says his country his "ready for war".
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Itโs unsettling to live in a city where the state seems unable to stop petty crime
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The Spectator
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07:03โขThe Twenty-Five Percent Persian Siege
โจBritish editors are prioritizing Donald Trump's aggressive economic and military escalation against Iran, specifically his threat of a 25% tariff on any country trading with Tehran (The Guardian, BBC News, Evening Standard). The focus has shifted from internal Iranian protests to the potential for direct American intervention. Simultaneously, Keir Starmer's confrontation with Elon Musk over digital safety on X continues to occupy domestic editorial space (The Independent, Spiked).
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BBC
Trump announces 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran following protest crackdown
The US president has also been briefed on military and covert options for use in the country, sources tell the BBC's US partner CBS.
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Plus: drink-driving and Trumpโs assault on international law.
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The leaders of the centrist coalition government in Vienna are reportedly set to agree to a ban on Sharia Law, with Chancellor Christian Stocker declaring that there is no room for a โcaliphateโ in Austria.
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The Spectator
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10:27โขTariff Siege on Tehran
โจBritish editors are prioritizing the escalation of US economic and military pressure on Iran, with Donald Trump imposing a 25% tariff on nations trading with Tehran (BBC News, The Guardian, The Times, The Independent). Reporting highlights the collapse of Iranian state control, with Germany signaling the regime's 'final days' (Daily Mail, Sky News). Domestic focus shifts toward immigration raids and crime crackdowns in London (Evening Standard, Metro, New Statesman).
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as central bankers from across the world say they stand with Fedโs Powell
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BBC
Trump announces 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran following deadly protest crackdown
The US president has also been briefed on military and covert options for use in the country, sources tell the BBC's US partner CBS.
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The Guardian
Nine governors including Bank of Englandโs Andrew Bailey and ECBโs Christine Lagarde say independence is critical
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Politics
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BBC
Iran protester 'to be executed tomorrow', rights group says, as official says 2,000 killed in crackdown
Eyewitnesses tell the BBC Iranian security forces "fired directly into lines of protesters, and people fell where they stood".
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Create โEuropean Security Councilโ because the โPax Americanaโ is over and it would build โEuropean Independenceโ, says commissioner.
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The Telegraph
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12:39โขTehranโs Two Thousand Fallen
โจBritish editors have shifted their narrative toward the imminent collapse of the Iranian regime, reporting a death toll of 2,000 as Germany predicts its final days (The Independent, Daily Mail, Sky News, BBC News, The Times). Global financial tensions arise as central banks defend the Fed against President Trump's threats (The Guardian), while right-wing outlets emphasize a growing push for European military independence (Breitbart London).
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Banning X would be met with fury from the White House
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Politics | Craig Munro
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New Statesman
Keir Starmerโs Trump strategy may collapse if Ofcom bans X
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BBC
Trump tells Iranians 'keep protesting' and says 'help is on its way'
It comes as an Iranian security official says 2,000 people have been killed so far after a crackdown on anti-government protests.
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US president cancels meetings with Iranian officials โuntil senseless killing of protesters stopsโ
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BBC
'Help is on the way,' Trump says as he urges Iranians to 'keep protesting'
It comes as an Iranian security official says 2,000 people have been killed so far after a crackdown on anti-government protests.
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The Telegraph
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15:15โขTrump Incites Persian Institutional Takeover
โจThe UK editorial landscape has converged on President Trump's explicit call for Iranian protesters to 'take over' state institutions, signaling a shift from passive support to active incitement (The Independent, The Guardian, Sky News, BBC News, The Telegraph). Tabloid and broadsheet reports emphasize the regime's rising death toll and imminent executions, while right-leaning outlets highlight the resulting strain on the UK-US 'special relationship' regarding digital censorship (Daily Mail, New Statesman).
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President Trump has told Iranians to keep protesting and that โhelp is on its wayโ. The Truth Social post comes as the regime imposed internet blackout enters its fifth day.
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