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Day Missiles Flew Then Ceased Between Nuclear Powers

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10.05.2025 ⇢ Day Missiles Flew Then Ceased Between Nuclear Powers
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The escalating India-Pakistan conflict reached its most dangerous point since tensions began on May 6th. Pre-dawn reports indicated both nuclear powers had fired missiles at each other's airbases, a dramatic escalation from earlier artillery exchanges and rhetorical threats.

By midday, Trump announced a diplomatic breakthrough - a "full and immediate ceasefire" following "a long night of talks" mediated by the US. The Spectator called this "a triumph for Trump."

However, the ceasefire quickly showed signs of strain. By late afternoon, explosions were reported in Kashmir, with both sides accusing each other of violations. Pakistan's Prime Minister nevertheless claimed victory.

Late evening brought Putin's suggestion of "direct" Russia-Ukraine talks next week, following reports that he faced a 24-hour ultimatum to agree to a ceasefire or face "painful sanctions."

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01:45
BBC

Pakistan says India has struck three of its airbases with missiles

The latest development - which India has not commented on - comes amid the neighbours accusing each other of launching drones and missiles.
01:45

01:46⇢Pakistan-India Crisis Escalates With Missile Strikes

⌨The newspapers report on escalating tensions between nuclear powers Pakistan and India, with Pakistan saying India has struck three of its airbases with missiles (BBC News, Sky News). Pakistan has reportedly launched a military operation against India in response (Sky News). In international news, Putin marked Victory Day over Nazi Germany with a military parade in Moscow, joined by Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean officials, while continuing the invasion of Ukraine (Channel 4 News). UK Prime Minister Starmer is set to join European leaders in Ukraine to push for a ceasefire (The Times) and has reportedly secured a trade deal with Trump (The Independent).
02:16
BBC

Pakistan military says it is retaliating after accusing India of striking airbases

India has not commented on Pakistan's claims that three of its airbases were struck by missiles in the early hours of Saturday.
02:16
02:40
05:11
06:16
06:24
The Guardian

‘I’m a bit of a mullet-phobe!’

06:24
06:40
06:48
BBC

India and Pakistan accuse each other of firing missiles at airbases

India says Pakistan used high speed missiles to target its bases, hours after Pakistan accused Delhi of targeting three of its military airbases.
06:48
06:57
The Guardian

'I’m a bit of a mullet-phobe!'

06:57
07:14
The Guardian

Shocked by my film? You haven't been paying attention

07:14
07:22
08:40
New Statesman

Why voters loathe Labour

I lost to Reform in Lincolnshire. But it helped me to see where we are going wrong.
08:40
08:57
BBC

India and Pakistan accuse each other of firing missiles at airbases as conflict intensifies

India says Pakistan used high speed missiles to target its bases, hours after Pakistan accused Delhi of targeting three of its military airbases.
08:57
09:06
09:14
09:40
New Statesman

Labour’s broken faith

I lost to Reform in Lincolnshire. But it helped me to see where we are going wrong.
09:40
09:57
10:06
10:14
10:22

10:24⇢India-Pakistan Missile Strikes Mark Dangerous Escalation

⌨The newspapers report on a dramatic escalation between nuclear powers India and Pakistan, with both countries launching missile strikes at each other's military airbases (BBC News, The Independent, Sky News, The Times). This marks a significant intensification of the ongoing conflict, prompting international concern with China expressing "deep concern" and Washington urging restraint (The Times). In domestic news, UK energy suppliers must refund £7 million after overcharging customers (Metro), while Labour faces political challenges as evidenced by a loss to Reform UK in Lincolnshire (New Statesman). Additionally, US intelligence warns that Putin is plotting a major air attack on Kyiv (The Sun).
10:47
11:53
12:18
12:35
12:44
13:09
13:09
13:18
BBC

Donald Trump says Pakistan and India have agreed 'full and immediate ceasefire'

Pakistan's deputy prime minister says they have agreed to a ceasefire with immediate effect, India are yet to comment.
13:18
13:18
13:26
13:35
BBC

Pakistan and India have agreed 'full and immediate ceasefire'

India's foreign minister says fighting between the two countries stopped from 17:00 local time (12:30 BST).
13:35
13:52
The Guardian

‘Who do I most admire? My wife’

13:52
13:52
14:01
14:26
14:34
BBC

Pakistan and India agree to full and immediate ceasefire

Pakistan's airspace is fully restored for all flights, as India says fighting stopped at 17:00 local time (12:30 BST).
14:34
14:43
15:01
BBC

India and Pakistan agree ceasefire after days of cross-border strike

Pakistan's airspace is fully restored for all flights, as India says fighting stopped at 17:00 local time (12:30 BST).
15:01
15:26
BBC

India and Pakistan agree ceasefire after days of cross-border strikes

Pakistan's airspace is fully restored for all flights, as India says fighting stopped at 17:00 local time (12:30 BST).
15:26
15:26

15:28⇢India-Pakistan Ceasefire Reached

⌨The newspapers report on a significant diplomatic breakthrough as India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire after days of cross-border strikes (BBC News, The Independent, Sky News, The Times). Trump has claimed credit for the agreement, which followed "a long night of talks" involving US and UK officials (The Times, The Independent). In contrast, Putin faces an ultimatum to sign a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine within 24 hours or face "painful sanctions" (The Sun). Domestic stories include the Southport attacker Rudakubana allegedly assaulting a prison guard with boiling water (Breitbart London, The Spectator) and ongoing royal family tensions involving Prince Harry (The Mirror).
15:43
16:01
16:01
16:09
The Guardian

Why did police storm a London Quaker house?

16:09
16:09
16:26
16:52
17:18
BBC

India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire after days of cross-border strikes

Pakistan's airspace is fully restored for all flights, as India says fighting stopped at 17:00 local time (12:30 BST).
17:18
17:18
17:26
17:26
17:35
17:52
18:44
18:44
18:52
BBC

India accuses Pakistan of 'repeated violations' after ceasefire deal

India's foreign secretary says its army is now "giving an appropriate response". Pakistan has yet to comment.
18:52
19:18
19:35
20:09

20:10⇢India-Pakistan Ceasefire Immediately Violated

⌨The newspapers report on conflicting developments in India-Pakistan relations, with some sources reporting a ceasefire agreement (Channel 4 News, The Spectator) while others highlight immediate violations and renewed tensions (BBC News, Sky News). The Spectator credits Trump for the diplomatic breakthrough. In domestic news, immigration remains contentious with Nigel Farage calling for a halt, claiming mass immigration "devalues" Britain (Breitbart London). Other stories include the appointment of the first female MI6 chief with Dame Barbara Woodward as frontrunner (The Times), police actions at a London Quaker house (The Guardian), and continued calls for addressing the Gaza situation (The Independent).
20:17
20:25
20:26
BBC

India and Pakistan accuse each other of ‘violations’ after ceasefire deal

India says its armed forces are giving an "appropriate response" while Pakistan says its soldiers are acting with "restraint".
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