Salvadoran Kilmar Ábrego García, whose case became a political flashpoint, has been charged with human trafficking by US officials.
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 07.06.2025.
It displays 71 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
07.06.2025 ⇢ The Day Musk Reversed His Epstein Claims
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Musk executed a "stunning U-turn" on his claims that Trump appeared in Epstein files, ending their public feud that had cost him $27 billion in Tesla value. Trump declared he had "no desire" to mend their relationship, concluding the three-day political warfare that began with budget disagreements.
Russia launched what Ukraine described as its "most powerful attack of the entire war" against Kharkiv, killing at least three and injuring 21 in the largest drone strike on the city. Coverage emphasized the escalation near the Russian border while Ukrainian footage showed retaliatory strikes on Russian bombers.
Reform UK faced continued instability as Zia Yusuf announced his return just two days after his shock resignation. Government data revealed white British students had become minorities in a quarter of English schools. The Madeleine McCann investigation generated headlines as the prime suspect's former flatmate claimed certainty that evidence would be found, specifying locations for police searches.
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00:09⇢Trump Calls Musk Mad
⌨The newspapers report on the deepening Trump-Musk feud reaching new personal levels, with Trump calling Musk "the man who has lost his mind" and declaring he won't speak to him, while considering selling his Tesla stock (Metro, Sky News, Channel 4 News). The dispute has escalated beyond policy disagreements, with Musk suggesting Trump appeared in FBI files related to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting detailed coverage of their past friendship and allegations about topless girls (Daily Mail). Domestically, the Madeleine McCann investigation continues making headlines as prime suspect Christian Brueckner reportedly gloated that police "will never pin case on me without a body" in a letter, while detectives searched abandoned buildings (The Sun, The Mirror). James Cleverly's shadow Conservative leadership bid gains momentum as a centrist One Nation revival, while Dutch politics sees a snap election set for October 29th following government collapse (New Statesman, Breitbart London).
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The Guardian
Addison Rae review – 2025’s most refreshing pop star
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Salvadoran Kilmar Ábrego García, whose case became a political flashpoint, has been charged with human trafficking by US officials.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
I hadn’t been on a date for 10 years
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BBC
Biggest Russian drone strike hits Ukraine's second city
Kharkiv's mayor says at least three people have been killed and another 17 injured in Russian strikes overnight.
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The Guardian
Little Simz on breakthroughs and betrayal
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Plus: Rachel Reeves, Trump’s tariffs and the anti-Semitic attack in Colorado.
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LIONESS LOVE SPLIT | Football
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At least three killed in biggest Russian drone strike on Ukraine's second city
Kharkiv mayor Ihor Terekhov says 21 people, including a one-month-old baby, were also injured in the overnight strike.
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10:37⇢Russia's Biggest Drone Strike on Kharkiv
⌨The newspapers report on Russia escalating its bombardment of Ukraine, with at least three killed in the biggest drone strike on Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city, injuring 21 people including a one-month-old baby (BBC News, The Independent). British tourists face increasing dangers in Portugal's Algarve, where locals describe "entitled and drunk" Brits as easy targets for dangerous drug dealers (Daily Mail). Domestically, ketamine use has surged across Britain, with the drug becoming as popular here as in Silicon Valley (New Statesman). Police recorded more strangulation cases but many investigations are failing to progress (Sky News), while a body was found in the search for missing teenager Cole Cooper after five weeks (The Mirror).
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The number of Gen Z women who say they would vote for Farage’s Reform UK has near-doubled in a month, a poll claims.
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NEW EVIDENCE? | News
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The Guardian
The mother shot dead searching for food in Gaza
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Three killed in Kharkiv strike as Ukraine and Russia dispute prisoner swap timing
Russia claims Ukraine indefinitely postponed the release while Kyiv maintains it has been delayed until next week.
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BRID TOO FAR | UK News
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The British government’s anti-terror Prevent program has listed “cultural nationalism” and the belief that Western culture is under threat from mass migration as being indicative of “right-wing terrorist ideology”.
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At least three people are killed and 21 injured in Kharkiv, near the Russian border.
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SITTING DUCKS | World News
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SITTING DUCKS | World News
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15:52⇢Russia's Most Powerful Attack Hits Kharkiv
⌨The newspapers report on Russia launching what Ukraine describes as its "most powerful attack of the entire war" against Kharkiv, with at least three killed and 21 injured in the biggest drone strike on Ukraine's second city (BBC News, Sky News). Coverage emphasizes the escalation near the Russian border, while other outlets focus on Ukrainian retaliation showing drone footage of attacks on Russian bombers (The Sun). Domestically, the government's Prevent anti-terror program has classified "cultural nationalism" and concerns about Western culture being threatened by mass migration as indicators of "right-wing terrorist ideology" (Breitbart London). Housing concerns continue as warnings emerge that further cuts by Chancellor Reeves could deepen the UK's housing crisis (The Independent). The ketamine epidemic previously reported continues to feature in ongoing coverage about Britain falling into the "K-hole" (New Statesman).
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The Guardian
How 'manosphere' is undermining alleged victims
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blooming lovely | Celebrity
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Breitbart UK
The mass migration agenda has resulted in white British students becoming a minority in a quarter of schools in England, according to government data.
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blooming lovely | Celebrity
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FAMILY TIES | Celebrity
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19:29⇢Musk Reverses Epstein Claims
⌨The newspapers report on Elon Musk making a "stunning U-turn" on his claim that Trump appears in Epstein files, after their public feud cost him $27 billion (Daily Mail, Metro). Trump now says he has "no desire" to mend their relationship. Domestically, Reform UK faces continued instability as Zia Yusuf announces his return just two days after his shock exit (HuffPost UK). Government data reveals white British students have become a minority in a quarter of English schools, described as result of "mass migration agenda" (Breitbart London). Unions pressure Chancellor Reeves to avoid cuts and impose wealth taxes instead (The Independent), while illegal vape sales continue despite the national ban, with shopkeepers offering discounts to undercover reporters (The Mirror).
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Ukraine’s second city of Kharkiv came under Russian bombing again this afternoon – a Children’s Railway building was hit – killing a young woman and injuring 40 other people, three of them critically.
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VILE DISABLED JIBE | News TV
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Dozens of Palestinians have been killed close to the controversial supply centre in Gaza.
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