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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 19.01.2026.
It displays 139 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
19.01.2026
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Jews are being marginalised and menaced in a way not seen since the 1940s.
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More than 400 passengers were on board the trains that derailed near the city of Cรณrdoba in Spain's worst rail crash in more than a decade.
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The Spectator
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06:14โขTransatlantic Trade Bazooka Armed
โจUK editors are prioritizing the escalating transatlantic trade war, with sources reporting a proposed 93 billion euro retaliatory tariff package from the EU in response to President Trumpโs Greenland ultimatum (The Independent, Daily Mail, The Guardian). Concurrently, a mass-casualty rail disaster in Spain has moved to the front pages, with reports of at least 21 to 24 fatalities following a high-speed collision near Cรณrdoba (BBC News, Sky News, The Mirror, Metro).
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New Statesman
Groups of pink-clad women protesting outside asylum hotels say they are standing against sexual violence by asylum seekers
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Sky News
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World | Sarah Ping
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More than 400 passengers were on board the trains that derailed near the city of Cรณrdoba in Spain's worst rail crash in more than a decade.
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HuffPost UK
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More than 400 passengers were on board the trains that derailed near the city of Cรณrdoba, in Spain's worst rail crash in more than a decade.
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The Guardian
US president accuses Norwegian leader of Nobel snub and says he will focus on what โis good and proper for Americaโ as he ramps up Greenland rhetoric
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BBC
At least 39 killed in high-speed train crash in Spain
A Madrid-bound train derailed and crossed over to the opposite tracks, colliding with an oncoming train in Adamuz on Sunday evening.
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09:15โขThe Adamuz Iron Wreckage
โจThe UK media is divided between an international humanitarian disaster and an escalating geopolitical crisis. A mass-casualty train collision in southern Spain has become a primary focal point, with editors highlighting the rising death toll (BBC News, Sky News, Metro, The Mirror, The Times). Simultaneously, Donald Trumpโs abandonment of peace-oriented rhetoric regarding Greenland has triggered reports of massive EU retaliatory tariffs (The Guardian, Daily Mail, The Independent, The Telegraph).
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The Telegraph
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The Spectator
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The Spectator
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Analysis | Analysis
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A deadly Sunday night collision between a derailing high-speed train and a second oncoming train in southern Spain left at last 39 dead and over 152 injured.
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For too long our politicians have toadied to a dangerous president
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The Jewish Chronicle
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US president says he no longer feels the need to think โpurely of peaceโ in letter to Norwegian prime minister
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Live | Live
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A deadly Sunday night collision between a derailing high-speed train and a second oncoming train in southern Spain left at last 39 dead and over 152 injured.
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10:22โขStarmer Rebuffs the Greenland Ultimatum
โจUK editors are prioritizing Keir Starmer's direct condemnation of Donald Trumpโs Greenland-linked tariff threats, framing the US stance as 'completely wrong' (The Mirror, The Independent, Sky News, The Times). While broadsheets examine Trumpโs abandonment of 'peaceful' rhetoric following a Nobel Prize snub (The Guardian, The Telegraph, Daily Mail), tabloids and international desks maintain heavy coverage of the mass-casualty rail disaster in Spain (BBC News, Metro, Breitbart London).
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Politics | Luke Alsford
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HuffPost UK
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Olaf Gill says bloc will act to protect its economic interests but โpriority is to engage, not escalateโ
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For too long our politicians have toadied to a dangerous president
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Breitbart UK
One of the most right-wing Tory MPs has defected to Farage over the betrayal of British interests by giving away sovereign territory.
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The Jewish Chronicle
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BBC
Spain PM to give update after 39 killed in high-speed train crash
A Madrid-bound train derailed and crossed over to the opposite tracks, colliding with an oncoming train in Adamuz on Sunday evening.
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BBC
Starmer says Trump's Greenland threat 'completely wrong' but plays down retaliatory tariffs
Meanwhile, a message from Trump to Norway's PM has emerged - he reportedly says not getting the Nobel Peace Prize means he no longer has "an obligation to think purely of peace".
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European leaders have hit back at Donald Trumpโs tariff threat over Greenland. But will they really press the big red button to stop him?
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The Jewish Chronicle
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Live | Live
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13:29โขStarmer Rebuffs the Greenland Trade War
โจUK editors are focusing on Keir Starmer's refusal to engage in a trade war with Donald Trump following the US President's Greenland tariff ultimatum (BBC News, Sky News, The Spectator). While European partners emphasize retaliatory 'tools' (The Independent, The Guardian), Starmer is prioritizing de-escalation and 'calm discussions' (Metro, HuffPost UK). Simultaneously, right-wing media highlights Conservative defections to Reform UK over perceived territorial betrayals (Breitbart London).
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The Guardian
German chancellor Friedrich Merz says that Trump repeatedly threatens tariffs and often implements them, but sometimes you can talk him out of following through.
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BBC
Trump's tariff threat won't pressure Greenland, its leader says, as Starmer plays down retaliation
Trump says he will impose 10% tariffs on the UK and other countries that oppose his plan to take over Greenland - rising to 25% later in the year.
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At least 39 people have died in Adamuz, southern Spain after two high-speed trains collided.
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The Telegraph
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The Telegraph
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Breitbart UK
France and Germany are reportedly pushing for the European Union to invoke special trade restriction measures against the United States over President Trumpโs efforts to acquire the Arctic territory of Greenland.
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New Statesman
Warnings about the end of the world forged in 1945 are common sense, not alarmism
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15:49โขThe Nobel Grudge Greenland Tariffs
โจUK editors are focusing on the escalation of the Greenland dispute, reporting on Denmark's troop deployment and the emergence of a 'Nobel Peace Prize snub' as the catalyst for Donald Trump's outburst (The Independent, Daily Mail, The Times). While French and German officials propose a 'trade bazooka' response (Breitbart, Evening Standard), Keir Starmer maintains a strategy of de-escalation despite Trump's 10% tariff threat (BBC News, Sky News, The Guardian, Metro).
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BBC
Trump's texts with Norway's PM linking Nobel Peace Prize to Greenland ambitions released in full
Trump says he will impose 10% tariffs on the UK and other countries that oppose his plan to take over Greenland - rising to 25% later in the year.
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The Guardian
Scott Bessent said the US wants to send a clear message that โAmerica first doesnโt mean America aloneโ
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The Telegraph
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BBC
Trump's texts with Norway's PM linking Nobel Peace Prize to Greenland demands released in full
Trump says he will impose 10% tariffs on the UK and other countries that oppose his plan to take over Greenland - rising to 25% later in the year.
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The US president said he would โ100%โ push ahead with his plans to hit European nations with tarrifs if he doesnโt get Greenland.
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The Telegraph
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The Telegraph
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BBC
Trump says he will '100%' follow through on threat to impose tariffs over Greenland demand
The US president says 'no comment' when asked if he will use force to seize the island, as Greenland's PM says "we will not let ourselves be pressured".
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The Spectator
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The Jewish Chronicle
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Spiked
Neither President Trump nor his EU critics understand the first thing about sovereignty.
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The Jewish Chronicle
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World | Luke Alsford
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HuffPost UK
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17:20โขTrump Refuses to Rule Out Force
โจUK editors are focusing on Donald Trumpโs refusal to rule out military force to seize Greenland, alongside his vow to impose 100% tariffs on European nations (BBC News, Sky News, The Guardian, The Times). While Keir Starmer maintains a de-escalation policy (The Spectator, Evening Standard), European allies like France and Germany are reportedly preparing a 'trade bazooka' response (Breitbart London, Evening Standard, Novara Media).
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US president says he no longer feels the need to think โpurely of peaceโ in letter to Norwegian prime minister
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World | Gerard Couzens
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US president tells Norwegian PM he no longer feels obliged to think โpurely of peaceโ as relations with Europe plunge into chaos
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Donald Trump wants Greenland โ and heโs willing to use tariffs to get it. If European allies refuse to sell, the US president has threatened to escalate trade penalties, weaponising economic pressure rather than military force.
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Showbiz | Emily Bashforth
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Showbiz | Emily Bashforth
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19:53โขTrump Clouds the Arctic Horizon
โจUK editors are pivoting between high-stakes geopolitical brinkmanship and a viral celebrity rupture. While broadsheets and political outlets focus on Donald Trumpโs escalating Greenland demands, including threats of military force and trade 'bazookas' (The Guardian, BBC News, Sky News, The Independent, Channel 4 News), the tabloid sector has shifted its priority to Brooklyn Beckhamโs public denunciation of his 'controlling' parents (Daily Mail, The Mirror, Metro, Evening Standard).
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After threatening tariffs over the weekend, today Donald Trump refused to rule out using force to get his hands on Greenland.
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The Economist
MAGA will have to confront divisions in its approach to foreign policy
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BBC
Denmark's foreign minister said the US president cannot "threaten his way to ownership of Greenland".
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