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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.06.2025.
It displays 121 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.06.2025 ⇢ The Day Reeves Unveiled Six Hundred Billion
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a £600 billion spending review dominated by record NHS funding increases and £39 billion for housing, immediately triggering warnings from economists that tax rises were "very likely" to finance the expenditure. Critics described the plans as "unrealistic" and "dangerous," with the government unable to explain funding sources.
Violence escalated in Northern Ireland as Ballymena entered its third night of riots, with masked groups setting fire to a leisure center reportedly housing Romanian asylum seekers. Water cannons deployed as hundreds took to the streets, expanding beyond the initial disturbances.
Los Angeles saw mass arrests as Trump's curfew took effect, with the president vowing to "liberate" the city while California's governor accused him of "waging war" on citizens. The unrest entered its fifth day with National Guard troops maintaining positions.
Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson died at 82, ending the day's political tensions with tributes to the music icon who had been battling health issues.
11.06.2025
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Victim injured in attack dies in hospital, while police say the gunman, a former student, took his life after shooting
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Number of victims rises to 10 after injured female dies in hospital.
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BBC
Los Angeles mayor sets partial curfew as unrest continues for fifth day
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
LA mayor sets partial curfew as California governor attacks Trump for 'inflaming' protests
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
Curfew begins in LA as California governor attacks Trump for 'inflaming' protests
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
Curfew begins in LA as Texas deploys National Guard ahead of protests
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
Curfew begins in LA as California governor attacks Trump for 'inflaming' protests
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
Curfew begins in LA as Texas deploys National Guard ahead of protests
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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Politics | Craig Munro
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Eyewitness
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06:32⇢Curfews Begin in Los Angeles
⌨The newspapers report on escalating US unrest as curfews begin in Los Angeles while Texas deploys National Guard troops ahead of expected protests over anti-immigration raids, with California's governor condemning federal responses as "purposefully inflammatory" (BBC News, Spiked). Violence spreads to Northern Ireland with ongoing clashes in Ballymena that sources suggest could continue for weeks (Sky News). Domestically, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting speculation over her spending review with predictions of further cuts across government departments (Metro). The Madeleine McCann investigation takes a new turn as police make an unspecified "shock discovery" buried near suspect Christian B's former residence (The Mirror).
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BBC
'Mass arrests' in LA after curfew kicks in as Texas deploys National Guard
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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BBC
Mass arrests in LA as police enforce night-time curfew
California Governor Gavin Newsom blasts the federal government's response to anti-immigration raid protests as "purposefully inflammatory".
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Eyewitness
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The Guardian
On war reporting when your own family are victims
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New Statesman
The protests in Ballymena could foreshadow a summer of serious unrest.
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World | Sarah Hooper
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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The Guardian
On war reporting when your family are victims
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Dutch citizens have begun organising themselves to perform checks along the German border, drawing praise from populist leader Geert Wilders and the ire of establishment politicians.
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10:12⇢Trump's Five-City Immigration Assault
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's expansion of immigration operations to five US cities as Los Angeles enters its fourth day under curfew, with California Governor Newsom condemning the federal response as a "wrecking ball" approach that incites riots (BBC News, Daily Mail). Anti-immigration sentiment spreads across Europe, with Dutch citizens organizing border patrols praised by Geert Wilders, while Northern Ireland sees violent unrest in Ballymena where families reportedly hide in attics following racist attacks during a girl's vigil (Breitbart London, Sky News, New Statesman). Domestically, Chancellor Reeves announces £39bn in housing spending as part of her spending review, though critics describe the plans as "a recipe for trouble" (HuffPost UK, The Independent, The Spectator).
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Sky News
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Breitbart UK
U.S. condemns group of Western nations for imposing sanctions on two Israeli government ministers, urging them to be rolled back.
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Sky News
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The Guardian
Trump is waging war against citizens in LA
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Sky News
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12:36⇢Rachel Reeves' £600bn Budget Bombshell
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's escalation in Los Angeles, with police conducting mass arrests under curfew as the president vows to "liberate" the city amid ongoing conflict with California's governor (BBC News, The Guardian). Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils a £600bn spending review including £39bn for housing, though critics warn of "dangerous" spending that could trigger tax rises and describe the plans as "unrealistic" (Daily Mail, The Independent, The Mirror, HuffPost UK, The Spectator). US Secretary of State Rubio condemns Britain for sanctioning two Israeli government ministers, urging Western nations to roll back the measures and warning them not to "forget who the real enemy is" (Breitbart London).
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The Guardian
Muslim workers wrestle with a spiritual crisis
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REEVES' GAMBLE | Politics
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REEVES' GAMBLE | Politics
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SHOW US THE MONEY | News Money
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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The Spectator
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New Statesman
Rachel Reeves’ spending review is an imitation of a failed economic programme.
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15:00⇢Reeves' £600bn Spending Bombshell
⌨The newspapers report on Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiling a £600bn spending plan dominated by record NHS funding increases, with economists warning tax hikes are "very likely" to finance the massive expenditure (HuffPost UK, The Independent, The Mirror, The Sun). Critics describe the spending review as dangerous austerity imitation, while supporters highlight restored winter benefits and free school meals alongside major housing changes (New Statesman, The Spectator). Meanwhile, Austrian media coverage continues with new details emerging about the school shooter, showing him with his pet cat and revealing his farewell message to his mother asking forgiveness and care for his treasured pet (Daily Mail, Metro).
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PAYING THE PRICE | News Money
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A curfew has been declared in downtown Los Angeles, as immigration protests continue for a fifth day.
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New Statesman
The Chancellor delivered a traditionally Labourist statement as she denounced austerity.
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Breitbart UK
In a tacit admission that the migrant crisis will continue for the foreseeable future, British Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that the government plans to continue to use so-called “asylum hotels” until 2029.
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New Statesman
Rachel Reeves is fighting the good fight, but the British economy remains vulnerable to external shock.
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INN-SANE | Politics
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TANGLED WEB | UK News
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"We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away," his family said in a statement.
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ICON GONE | Showbiz
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18:21⇢Brian Wilson Dies at 82
⌨The newspapers report on Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson's death at 82, with multiple outlets covering his family's heartbroken statement about their "beloved father" (BBC News, Metro, The Sun). Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting scrutiny over her record spending plans, with experts warning of inevitable tax rises to fund the massive expenditure while economists question whether any Chancellor has faced such daunting challenges (The Independent, New Statesman). The government admits asylum seekers will continue being housed in hotels at taxpayer expense until 2029, representing a tacit admission the migrant crisis will persist for years (Breitbart London). Meanwhile, Los Angeles protests enter their fifth day with mass arrests under curfew as immigration unrest continues (Channel 4 News).
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The Guardian
It's social media hell for the stars of HBO's new show
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ICON GONE | Showbiz
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"We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away," his family said in a statement.
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Police in the city say they have made mass arrests, as a war of words between the president and California's governor ramps up.
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Breitbart UK
A punitive tax raid on families choosing to pay to send their children to independent schools may cost the exchequer hundreds of millions.
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Police in the city say they have made mass arrests, as a war of words between the president and California's governor ramps up.
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ICON GONE | Showbiz
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A big day for the UK economy – Rachel Reeves made the NHS one of the biggest winners in today’s Spending Review. It will get a 3% increase in its day-to-day budget for the rest of this Parliament. Even then, some were grumbling that it might not be enough. But other departments like the Home…
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ICON GONE | Showbiz
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The Guardian
Twelve of Brian Wilson’s greatest songs
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VIVE LE FARCE! | UK News
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LA Mayor Karen Bass has accused federal authorities of "provoking" residents and spreading "chaos" with immigration raids.
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UK | Katie Boyden
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21:41⇢Reeves' Spending Review Under Fire
⌨The newspapers report on Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiling her spending review with record NHS funding increases of 3% and major housing budget boosts, though critics warn the plans "won't work" and question their fiscal sustainability (Channel 4 News, HuffPost UK, Sky News). Labour's tax policies face growing scrutiny as their private school tax raid may cost the exchequer hundreds of millions in diminishing returns, contradicting revenue projections (Breitbart London). Meanwhile, violence continues in Northern Ireland with a second night of rioting in Ballymena, where one rioter reportedly set himself alight with his own petrol bomb (Metro). Los Angeles sees calm returning after hundreds of arrests during immigration raids, though the city's mayor accuses federal authorities of "provoking" residents (BBC News).
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UK | Katie Boyden
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The Sun
BECKS VS BECKS | Celebrity
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The Sun
BECKS VS BECK'S | Celebrity
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