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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 21.11.2025.
It displays 73 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
21.11.2025
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Russell-Moyle was barred from running for re-election in 2024
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The Jewish Chronicle
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Morning Star
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The Guardian
Ukrainian presidentโs office issues statement after other officials condemn โabsurdโ plan to end conflict
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UK changing border rules, with some who came in โBoriswaveโ facing a 30-year wait to get Leave to Remain, but others will be fast-tracked.
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The Economist
After a decade of rises, there are now far better tools for fighting poverty
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HuffPost UK
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The judicial review of Palestine Actionโs proscription starts on 25 November. Harriet Williamson explains what this could mean for the government โ and the 2,100 people arrested since July.
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The plan was reportedly drafted by US and Russian officials, without Ukraine's involvement.
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The Covid Inquiry has laid bare repeated serious failures across all the Governments of the UK which led to more deaths and tougher lockdowns.
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21:30โขUkraine's Peace Plan
โจUK media is primarily focused on the Covid inquiry, with reports highlighting Boris Johnson's government's "toxic and chaotic culture" and "repeated serious failures" as leading to more deaths and tougher lockdowns (Channel 4 News, Sky News, The Independent, Metro, HuffPost UK). Concurrently, the controversial US-Russian peace proposal for Ukraine continues to draw attention, with President Zelensky set to negotiate with Trump over the plan (BBC News, The Guardian, The Telegraph).
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The Telegraph
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TV | Kitty Chrisp
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Kyiv says it is willing to engage with a US-backed draft peace plan aimed at ending the war with Russia.
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Exclusive
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Breaking | Live
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07:47โขCovid Report: Johnson's Deadly Legacy
โจUK media continues to focus on the Covid inquiry's damning findings, asserting Boris Johnson's government's 'chaos' led to 23,000 deaths (The Independent, Channel 4 News). Concurrently, the proposed US-Russia peace plan for Ukraine remains prominent, with Zelensky now expressing readiness for 'honest work' on the US-backed draft (BBC News, The Guardian, The Telegraph). Separately, an unexpected rise in energy bills is highlighted (Sky News, Evening Standard).
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Kyiv says it is willing to engage with a US-backed draft peace plan aimed at ending the war with Russia.
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Breaking | Live
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Raising British flags in Britain is not an act of patriotic civil disobedience but rather one of โintimidationโ, a top Police and Crime Commissioner has argued
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American diplomats said Donald Trump was trying to achieve peace โwith an incredible sense of momentumโ
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In this episode of Ways to Change the World, Ben tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy why he believes business has become the strongest force in society โ and why it must care about more than profit. Unilever maintains that itโs working to create โa fairer, more socially inclusive worldโ.
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The Jewish Chronicle
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10:41โขUkraine War: US Peace Vision
โจUK media continues its focus on the US-backed peace plan for Ukraine, with President Zelensky now ready to engage with Washington's vision for ending the war (BBC News, The Guardian). Concurrently, the Covid inquiry remains prominent, revealing more details about the government's handling of the pandemic and its human cost (The Independent, Evening Standard, Daily Mail).
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The conditions that enabled Tory failures in the pandemic are still present in Keir Starmerโs government, writes Ash Sarkar.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Germany says leaders welcomed US efforts to end war but current line of contact should be โstarting pointโ of negotiation
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The draft provisions come across as heavily slanted towards Moscow, but Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready to work with the US.
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HuffPost UK
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