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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.10.2024.
It displays 116 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.10.2024 ⇢ The day Beirut shook and Florida reeled
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Israeli strikes on central Beirut killed 22 people, marking the deadliest attack on the Lebanese capital since the conflict's escalation. The US urged Israel to ensure UN peacekeepers' safety after reports of Israeli fire on their bases. Meanwhile, Hurricane Milton's aftermath continued to unfold in Florida, with the death toll rising to 16. A man was rescued 30 miles offshore, clinging to a cooler. In UK politics, Labour faced setbacks as P&O Ferries' owner pulled a £1bn investment following criticism from the party. The Tory leadership race intensified, with Robert Jenrick denying centrist leanings. A woman who murdered her parents and lived with their bodies for four years was sentenced to life imprisonment. The EU indefinitely delayed new biometric border checks for holidaymakers.
11.10.2024
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The Guardian
At least 22 people killed in deadliest Israeli strike on central Beirut since start of war, officials say
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BBC
Tornado was inside, Florida resident says as Hurricane Milton's death toll hits 16
The hurricane - with a confirmed death toll of at least 16 - has crossed into the Atlantic as millions remain without power.
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The Guardian
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon say Israel has fired on their bases deliberately
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Officials cautioned that the death toll may rise as first responders continue to assess the damage.
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The Guardian
Israeli strike on Beirut kills 22 in deadliest attack on city centre since war’s start
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Tim Stanley on how the Tories have left Thatcherism and Blairism behind.
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The Guardian
EU chief says Israel firing on UN peacekeepers ‘not acceptable’
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Stunning pictures captured the aurora borealis across the UK as it filled the sky with pink and green hues.
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New Statesman
Fears of internal sectarian violence are growing.
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He was planning to return to the UK this week for his son's first birthday.
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BBC
Lebanon says 22 killed in deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israeli escalation
Lebanon's health ministry says 117 people have been wounded in the strikes in Bachoura, a small Shia area in the capital.
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BBC
Growing anxiety in Beirut after Israel strikes centre of city without warning
Lebanon says 22 people have been killed in the deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israel's escalation last month.
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BBC
Growing anxiety in Beirut after Israel strikes city centre without warning, killing 22
Lebanon says 117 people have been injured in the deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israel's escalation last month.
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Eight people are dead after the storm.
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Eight people are dead after the storm.
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Rollout date pushed back amid travel chaos fears
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BBC
Growing fear in Beirut after Israel strikes city centre without warning, killing 22
Lebanon says 117 people have been injured in the deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israel's escalation last month.
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The Guardian
Call for UN inquiry after fresh Israeli attack on peacekeepers in Lebanon
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09:57⇢Beirut Burns: Israel's Deadly Strike Sparks Lebanon Fears
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Israel's strike on central Beirut, killing 22 and injuring 117 (BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News). There are growing fears of escalating conflict in Lebanon, with calls for a UN inquiry after Israeli forces fired on peacekeepers (The Guardian, Sky News). The Conservative leadership race continues, with Jenrick denying centrist leanings (The Independent, The Telegraph).
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Eight people are dead after the storm.
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Thousands have been rescued and millions of homes left without power.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Questions raised over vetting done by broadcasters as JC reveals professor’s links to most extreme wing of the Iranian dictatorship
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The Jewish Chronicle
Questions raised over vetting done by broadcasters as JC uncovers professor’s links to most extreme wing of the Iranian dictatorship
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The Jewish Chronicle
Questions raised over vetting done by broadcasters as JC uncovers professor’s links to most extreme wing of the Iranian dictatorship
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The Telegraph
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11:16⇢Everest's Century-Old Mystery Solved
⌨The newspapers report on the discovery of British explorer Sandy Irvine's remains on Everest after 100 years (Daily Mail). The Conservative leadership race continues, with Robert Jenrick denying centrist leanings (The Independent, The Telegraph). A deadly Israeli strike in Beirut has heightened tensions, with reports of attacks on UN peacekeepers (Sky News, The Guardian).
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'Feels like I should be paying money to go to Iceland or Finland to see them.'
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Breitbart UK
Scion to the Le Pen family political dynasty Marion Maréchal launched a new political party this week entitled “Identity-Liberties” as she vows to confront the spread of wokism, mass migration, and the Islamisation of her homeland of France and at the EU level.
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BBC
Eyewitness describes 'roar then explosion' as Israeli strikes hit central Beirut, killing 22
Lebanon says 117 people have been injured in the deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israel's escalation last month.
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BBC
Eyewitness describes 'roar then explosion' from Israeli strikes on Beirut that killed 22
Lebanon says 117 people have been injured in the deadliest attack on central Beirut since Israel's escalation last month.
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13:16⇢Beirut Burns: Israel's Deadly Strike Ignites Lebanon Fears
⌨The newspapers report on deadly Israeli strikes in Beirut, killing 22 and injuring 117 (BBC News, Sky News). This has heightened tensions in Lebanon, with fears of escalating conflict and reports of attacks on UN peacekeepers (The Guardian). In UK politics, Keir Starmer's popularity has declined (HuffPost UK), while the Conservative leadership race continues with discussions around Kemi Badenoch's candidacy (The Independent).
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In an exclusive interview ahead of her first budget, Rachel Reeves reveals her fiscal priorities.
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Locals have been urged to avoid the area if possible as the search continues.
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BBC
UK government 'appalled' by Israel's attacks on UN bases in Lebanon
The UN says an Israeli tank fired on its facilities in southern Lebanon yesterday, wounding two peacekeepers.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Israeli military says it is conducting review after UN peacekeepers injured in Lebanon
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15:33⇢UN Peacekeepers Under Fire: Israel's Lebanon Strikes Spark Outrage
⌨The newspapers report on escalating tensions in Lebanon following Israeli attacks on UN bases (BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News). Two UN peacekeepers were injured, prompting calls for a review. In UK politics, Rachel Reeves discusses her fiscal priorities for the upcoming budget (New Statesman), while the Conservative leadership race continues with discussions around Kemi Badenoch's candidacy (The Independent).
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A top globalist politician once hailed as the “Trump whisperer” says he foresees a good relationship with whoever wins the U.S. elections.
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'I know why you’re here, my father is in there, I murdered him.'
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Row caused by description of ferry company as a “cowboy operator”
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Row after minister describes ferry company as a “cowboy operator”
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16:28⇢Daughter's Grisly Four-Year Secret Unveiled
⌨The newspapers report on a shocking murder case where a woman killed her parents and lived with their bodies for four years (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror, Sky News). In political news, NATO's new head claims a good relationship with Donald Trump (Breitbart London), while the Conservative leadership race continues with discussions around Kemi Badenoch's candidacy (The Independent). Labour faces challenges as P&O Ferries' owner pulls a £1bn UK investment following criticism (The Times, The Telegraph).
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Bernadette Dugasse, head of Chagossian Voices, on Labour’s betrayal of the Chagos Islands.
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The Guardian
US says it has urged Israel to ensure UN peacekeepers’ safety
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The Guardian
US-made munition used in Israeli strike on central Beirut, shrapnel shows
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BBC
US urges Israel to ensure peacekeepers' safety after military hits UN bases in Lebanon
The IDF says it's investigating two separate incidents in Lebanon, in which four UN peacekeepers were injured.
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Why the hell is Coates wondering if he would have joined in Hamas’s pogrom of 7 October?
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19:24⇢UN Peacekeepers in Crossfire: Israel-Lebanon Tensions Escalate
⌨The newspapers report on the ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict, with Israeli strikes hitting UN peacekeepers in Lebanon (BBC News, The Guardian). Labour's challenges continue as P&O Ferries withdraws a £1bn UK investment following criticism from the Transport Secretary (The Independent, The Telegraph). The case of a daughter murdering her parents and living with their bodies for years remains in the news (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror).
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The Spectator
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Lebanon’s prime minister has said the 22 people who were killed in last night’s airstrikes in central Beirut were all civilians. Israel has not commented directly on the attacks – which left more than 100 others injured.
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The Telegraph
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Plus: how James Cleverly imploded and the bald man who sued for sex discrimination.
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Row after minister describes ferry company as a ‘cowboy operator’
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21:01⇢Beirut Strikes and Labour's Investment Woes
⌨The newspapers report on the fallout from Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut, which killed 22 civilians (Channel 4 News). Labour's investment plans face setbacks as P&O Ferries withdraws a £1bn UK investment following criticism (The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times). The Olympics opening ceremony sparks controversy over Celine Dion's performance (Daily Mail), while Elton John reflects on his mortality (The Mirror).
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The company, which used to hire ex-MI6 officers, is gaining insight into Sir Keir Starmer’s operation as it becomes a new source of personnel for the government
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Israel has acknowledged that shots fired by its military injured two UN troops in southern Lebanon on Friday.
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The Guardian
Israeli strikes kill 61 Palestinians in Gaza, medics say; ‘thousands’ trapped in Jabaliya
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