Canada’s new unelected prime minister is living, breathing proof that technocrats can’t be trusted.
00:03
THE
HEAR
This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.03.2025.
It displays 180 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.03.2025 ⇢ Day Moscow Burned As Ukraine Accepted Truce
⌨
Ukraine launched what Russian officials called the "largest drone attack ever" on Moscow, killing three people hours before US-Ukraine peace talks began in Saudi Arabia. The attack appeared strategically timed to strengthen Ukraine's bargaining position.
Meanwhile, the North Sea tanker collision continued developing, with a cargo ship captain arrested on suspicion of manslaughter while the White House refused to rule out hacking as a possible cause.
By evening, a significant diplomatic breakthrough emerged as Ukraine accepted a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire, with officials stating "the ball is now in Russia's court." Trump immediately restored intelligence sharing and military aid to Ukraine that had been paused recently.
Russia responded within hours by launching new air strikes on Kyiv, suggesting Putin's reluctance to accept the truce terms. Separately, Trump escalated his trade war with Canada, doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% following Ontario's threats regarding electricity supply.
11.03.2025
00:03
01:19
01:26
Shares in the US and Asia have fallen sharply as President Trump's tariffs fuel fears of a recession.
01:26
02:12
Shares in the US and Asia have fallen sharply as President Trump's tariffs fuel fears of a recession.
02:12
02:28⇢North Sea Toxic Collision: Search Abandoned, Hacking Suspected
⌨The newspapers report on a worsening maritime disaster in the North Sea, where a cargo ship carrying sodium cyanide collided with an oil tanker transporting jet fuel. The search for a missing crew member has been called off (Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky News, Sun) as emergency crews battle to prevent an environmental catastrophe (Mirror, Times). New concerns have emerged about potential foul play, with the White House not ruling out hacking as a cause (Daily Mail). Meanwhile, global stock markets have dropped sharply over fears of a US economic slowdown, fueled by President Trump's tariffs (BBC). Canada's new designated Prime Minister Mark Carney faces criticism about his technocratic approach (Spiked, New Statesman).
03:43
The Guardian
Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte arrested in Manila after ICC warrant
03:43
04:21
Shares in the US and Asia have fallen sharply as President Trump's tariffs fuel fears of a recession.
04:21
04:28
The president said the US was in a "period of transition", when asked about a potential recession.
04:28
04:28
05:15
Russia has previously rejected a temporary ceasefire, calling it an attempt to buy time.
05:15
05:38
At least one person is killed in the overnight attack involving at least 73 drones, local officials say.
05:38
05:53
At least one person is killed in the overnight attack involving at least 73 drones, local officials say.
05:53
06:01
At least one person is killed in the overnight attack Russian officials say - coming hours ahead of key talks between the US and Ukraine in Riyadh.
06:01
06:16
06:24
06:32
06:32
06:41
New Statesman
Supporters of Britain’s biggest populist party have been forced to choose between Rupert Lowe and Nigel Farage.
06:41
06:41
06:41
06:49
06:49
UK | Sam Corbishley
06:49
06:57
BBC
Moscow and region hit by 'massive' drone attack, Russian officials say
At least one person has been killed and three injured in a "massive" overnight drone attack on Moscow and the capital region, local officials say.
06:57
06:57
06:57
The Sun
GEORGIA'S KISS & TELL? | News TV
06:57
06:58⇢Moscow Ablaze As Ukraine Launches Record Drone Strike
⌨The newspapers report on two major international incidents. First, Ukraine has launched what officials call a "massive" drone attack on Moscow and the surrounding region, killing at least one person ahead of President Zelensky's Saudi peace talks (BBC, Independent). Second, the North Sea tanker collision continues to dominate headlines, with rescuers calling survival "miraculous" (Metro) while the White House refuses to rule out hacking as a potential cause for the ship that struck the US tanker carrying Navy jet fuel (Daily Mail). In other news, former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested following an ICC warrant (Guardian).
07:05
07:13
BBC
Moscow hit by 'massive' drone attack, Russia says, ahead of US-Ukraine peace talks
At least one person has been killed and three injured in a "massive" overnight drone attack on Moscow and the capital region, local officials say.
07:13
07:13
07:29
Russian authorities said one person was killed and three more wounded
07:29
07:37
Russian authorities said one person was killed and three more wounded
07:37
07:45
07:45
Breaking
07:45
07:53
The Guardian
One killed in largest Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow, authorities say
07:53
07:53
Breaking
07:53
08:10
The Guardian
Moscow hit by ‘largest ever’ drone attack before US and Ukraine officials meet for peace talks
08:10
08:10
Breaking
08:10
08:18
08:27
08:27
08:42
08:50
08:50
Russian authorities said one person was killed and nine more wounded
08:50
08:59
Russian authorities said one person was killed and nine more wounded
08:59
09:00⇢Moscow Rocked By "Largest Ever" Drone Strike Before Peace Talks
⌨The newspapers report on a significant escalation in the Ukraine war, with Moscow experiencing what Russian officials call its "largest ever" drone attack (BBC, Guardian, Times, Independent, Sky News, Daily Mail). At least one person was killed and several injured in the strike that occurred just hours before scheduled US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia. In domestic news, Reform UK faces internal division as staff reportedly back Rupert Lowe against Nigel Farage in an escalating "civil war" (HuffPost, New Statesman). Meanwhile, the North Sea tanker collision continues to feature in coverage (Metro).
09:07
Russian authorities said one person was killed and nine more wounded
09:07
09:15
The Guardian
Moscow hit by ‘largest ever’ drone attack as US and Ukraine officials meet for peace talks
09:15
09:23
BBC
Largest drone attack of war hits Moscow, Russia says, as Ukraine and US meet for peace talks
At least two people have been killed after a "massive" overnight drone attack on Moscow and the capital region, local officials say.
09:23
09:23
09:31
British government data has revealed that foreigners commit sexual crimes at over a 70 per cent higher rate than the native populations of England and Wales.
09:31
09:32
09:32
09:48
UK | Sam Corbishley
09:48
09:56
TRAGIC END | Showbiz
09:56
10:04
10:20
10:28
Russian authorities said two people were killed and at least 20 wounded
10:28
10:35
10:35
The Spectator
10:35
10:59
BBC
Ukraine says talks with US 'very constructive' as two dead in Moscow drone attack
Moscow was hit by the biggest drone attack of the war, according to the capital's mayor, hours before crunch US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
10:59
10:59
The Jew hunt in Amsterdam last November was even worse than we thought.
10:59
11:07
11:09⇢Moscow Struck As Peace Talks Begin
⌨The newspapers report on Ukraine launching its "largest ever" drone attack on Moscow, killing two people hours before US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Sky News, Times). Manchester United has revealed plans for a new £2bn, 100,000-seat stadium to replace Old Trafford, described as an "umbrella" design that would create nearly 100,000 jobs (Daily Mail, Mirror). Other stories include the death of Hollyoaks actor Paul Danan (Metro, Sun), alleged higher rates of sex crimes committed by migrants in the UK (Breitbart), and concerns about antisemitism in Amsterdam (Spiked).
11:14
BBC
Ukraine says talks with US 'very constructive' as three dead in Moscow drone attack
Moscow was hit by the biggest drone attack of the war, according to the capital's mayor, hours before crunch US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
11:14
11:14
11:23
Novara Media
A police officer said ‘We will get a complaint off the back of this’ before charging a man who shouted ‘Who elected him?’ at a royal event.
11:23
11:48
The police have finally admitted it was totally illegal to arrest me for simply asking who elected King Charles — my ordeal has opened my eyes to the plight of free speech and the right to protest in Britain, writes SYMON HILL
11:48
11:48
DAD'S AGONY | UK News
11:48
11:57
11:57
Novara Media
The Greens could be the party to take on Reform. But the party’s leaders are just too nice, argues Joe Todd.
11:57
11:57
DAD'S AGONY | UK News
11:57
12:05
12:05
12:05
UK | Sam Corbishley
12:05
12:06
Russian authorities said three people were killed and at least 20 wounded
12:06
12:14
12:14
Russian authorities said three people were killed and at least 20 wounded
12:14
12:30
12:30
12:39
BBC
Ukraine says talks with US 'very constructive' hours after Moscow drone attack kills three
Moscow was hit by the biggest drone attack of the war, according to the capital's mayor, hours before crunch US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia.
12:39
12:39
The Guardian
Kyiv ‘ready to do everything to achieve peace’ as crunch US-Ukraine talks begin
12:39
12:39
12:41⇢Moscow Hit As Hunt Confronts Crossbow Killer
⌨The newspapers report on Ukraine's "very constructive" peace talks with the US in Saudi Arabia, occurring hours after Moscow was hit by what officials called the biggest drone attack of the war, killing three people (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Times). In domestic news, there's extensive coverage of BBC presenter John Hunt's emotional court statement addressing killer Kyle Clifford, who refused to leave his cell after murdering Hunt's wife and daughters with a crossbow (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror, Sun). Political coverage includes Reform UK's ongoing internal strife between Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe (HuffPost, New Statesman).
12:47
12:56
Sky News
Breaking | Live
12:56
13:04
Breaking | Live
13:04
13:13
13:13
UK | Sam Corbishley
13:13
13:40
OCEAN RIDDLE | UK News
13:40
13:57
13:57
14:05
Kyle Clifford, who pleaded guilty to three murders and was convicted of raping his ex-girlfriend, Louise Hunt, refused to attend court for sentencing
14:05
14:14
14:14
14:14
BEAST CAGED | UK News
14:14
14:14
The Times
Kyle Clifford, who pleaded guilty to three murders and was convicted of raping his ex-girlfriend, Louise Hunt, refused to attend court for sentencing
14:14
14:22
The Guardian
Trump orders more tariffs on Canada in response to Ontario tax on electricity exports
14:22
14:22
BEAST CAGED | UK News
14:22
14:24⇢Crossbow Killer Sentenced To Die Behind Bars
⌨The newspapers extensively report on Kyle Clifford's sentencing for a triple crossbow murder. The killer received three whole-life sentences for murdering the family of BBC presenter John Hunt and raping his ex-girlfriend in what judges called a "sexual act of spite" (Daily Mail, Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky News, Sun, Times). The victims' father told Clifford "screams of hell await you." In international news, Trump has ordered new tariffs against Canada in response to Ontario's tax on electricity exports (Guardian). Other stories include analysis of the North Sea ship collision (Spectator) and concerns about China's military readiness (Spiked).
14:38
BBC
Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium
The US president says he will double what was to be a 25% tariff in retaliation to Canada's tariffs on energy.
14:38
14:38
UK | Sam Corbishley
14:38
14:46
BBC
Trump orders 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium
The US president says he will double what was to be a 25% tariff in retaliation to Canada's tariffs on energy.
14:46
14:54
Breaking | Live
14:54
15:02
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that Europe faces the prospect of “pulverization” if it does not increase defence spending, something she chronically failed to do during her time in office.
15:02
15:02
15:10
15:10
15:33
15:40
15:48
Breaking | Live
15:48
15:56
This pointless trade war could push up prices, turn allies into adversaries and even spark a recession.
15:56
16:04
The Guardian
Trump makes flurry of posts as global markets fall amid fears of US recession
16:04
16:12
The Guardian
Trump raises Canadian steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% as trade war escalates
16:12
16:12
SHIP HORROR | UK News
16:12
16:14⇢Trump Doubles Canadian Tariffs As Trade War Escalates
⌨The newspapers extensively report on Trump doubling tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50% following Ontario's threats to "shut off" US electricity supply (BBC, Breitbart, Daily Mail, Guardian, Spiked). Trump provocatively suggested Canada could become "America's 51st state" (Daily Mail), while former Chancellor Merkel warns Europe faces "pulverization" without increased defense spending (Breitbart). In domestic news, crossbow killer Kyle Clifford received a whole-life sentence for murdering three women (Metro, Mirror, Independent, Times), and a North Sea ship collision investigation continues with a manslaughter arrest and survivor accounts (Sky News, Sun, Spectator).
16:20
16:35
16:35
16:44
BBC
Trump orders 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium starting at midnight
The US president says he will double what was to be a 25% tariff in retaliation to Canada's tariffs on energy.
16:44
16:52
America’s racial culture war should have no place in the UK parliament.
16:52
17:16
The Spectator
17:16
17:32
17:32
united front | Celebrity
17:32
17:39
UK | Gergana Krasteva
17:39
17:39
united front | Celebrity
17:39
18:04
18:13
BBC
US to immediately restore intelligence sharing and 'security assistance' to Ukraine
Ukraine also says it is ready to accept a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Russia, after talks in Saudi Arabia.
18:13
18:13
The Guardian
US to immediately lift pause on Ukraine intelligence sharing and resume security assistance
18:13
18:13
Breaking | Live
18:13
18:21
The Guardian
Ukraine agrees to accept ‘immediate, interim 30-day ceasefire’ in war with Russia
18:21
18:21
18:21
Sky News
Breaking | Live
18:21
18:22⇢Ukraine Accepts 30-Day Ceasefire As US Restores Aid
⌨The newspapers report on a potential breakthrough in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with Ukraine accepting a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire after "positive" peace talks in Saudi Arabia (BBC, Guardian, Sky News). The US has announced it will immediately restore intelligence sharing and security assistance to Ukraine (BBC, Sky News). Meanwhile, the Trump-Canada trade dispute intensifies, with Trump doubling tariffs on Canada after Ontario threatened to cut off US electricity supply (Daily Mail). Trump provocatively suggested Canada could become "America's 51st state" (Daily Mail). In celebrity news, Danny Jones and wife Georgia were photographed together for the first time since his alleged kiss with Maura Higgins (Mirror, Sun).
18:29
BBC
Ukraine says it is ready to accept 30-day ceasefire, as US says 'ball now in Russia’s court'
The US says it is immediately restoring intelligence sharing and "security assistance" to Ukraine, after talks in Saudi Arabia.
18:29
18:29
Breaking | Live
18:29
18:37
Breaking | Live
18:37
18:45
BBC
Ukraine says it is ready to accept 30-day ceasefire, as US says 'ball now in Russia's court'
The US says it is immediately restoring intelligence sharing and "security assistance" to Ukraine, after talks in Saudi Arabia.
18:45
18:45
18:45
18:54
18:54
The Guardian
‘Ukraine is ready for peace’: Zelenskyy accepts 30-day ceasefire proposal
18:54
19:02
MOVING ON | Celebrity
19:02
19:09
19:25
World | Katie Boyden
19:25
19:25
19:25
19:40
GUNS DOWN? | World News
19:40
19:48
The Guardian
Ukraine agrees to 30-day ceasefire as US prepares to lift military aid restrictions
19:48
19:48
Breaking | Live
19:48
19:50⇢Ukraine Accepts Ceasefire As US Resumes Aid
⌨The newspapers extensively report on Ukraine accepting a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire, following talks in Saudi Arabia (BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian, Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky News, Spectator, Sun). This development puts pressure on Russia, with officials saying "the ball is now in Russia's court" (BBC, Independent, Metro, Sun). In response, the US has immediately restored intelligence sharing and security assistance to Ukraine (BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian). Trump has warned Putin that "it takes two to tango" regarding the ceasefire implementation (Sky News). This represents a significant diplomatic shift in the ongoing conflict.
19:57
19:57
GUNS DOWN? | World News
19:57
20:12
20:12
20:28
20:44
Ukraine is ready to accept a US proposal for an immediate one month-long ceasefire as long as Russia does the same.
20:44
20:44
The Spectator
20:44
21:07
Spiked
Western elites are struggling to come to terms with a loss of legitimacy and purpose.
21:07
21:30
BBC
Ukraine ready to accept 30-day ceasefire, as US resumes military assistance
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says "the ball is in Russia's court", following talks in Saudi Arabia.
21:30
21:37
Ukraine has agreed to an immediate 30-day ceasefire negotiated by the United States if Russia also accepts the plan, officials announced Tuesday.
21:37
22:00
22:08
22:08
WES AIDE FLASHED GIRL, 13 | UK News
22:08
22:15
The US has resumed its weapons shipments for Kyiv after nine hours of negotiations in Jeddah
22:15
22:23
22:45
23:07
President Trump has said he will talk to Putin after negotiations between Kyiv and the US ended with a 30-day ceasefire proposal and America restoring military aid
23:07
23:22
23:38
The Guardian
Russia launches air attack on Kyiv hours after Zelenskyy agrees to 30-day US ceasefire deal
23:38
23:38
23:39⇢Ukraine Accepts Ceasefire As Russia Bombs Kyiv
⌨The newspapers extensively report on Ukraine accepting a US-proposed 30-day ceasefire, with officials stating "the ball is now in Russia's court" (BBC, Breitbart, Channel 4, Guardian, Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky News, Spectator, Times). In response, the US has resumed military assistance and intelligence sharing with Ukraine (BBC, Sky News, Times). However, Russia has already launched new air attacks on Kyiv following Ukraine's acceptance (Guardian) and reportedly attacked a Barbados cargo ship (Mirror). President Trump is expected to discuss the proposal with Putin (Times). Minor UK political scandals receive limited coverage (Sun, New Statesman).