They would rather brand Americans as bigots than acknowledge how out of touch they are.
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 11.11.2024.
It displays 120 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
11.11.2024 ⇢ The Day Welby Faced His Church and Starmer Faced Macron
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Morning reports of Trump-Putin communications regarding Ukraine were denied by the Kremlin by midday, shifting focus to Starmer's meeting with Macron in Paris - the first such Armistice Day visit since Churchill. Their discussions centered on strengthening Ukraine's position before Trump's presidency.
The Archbishop of Canterbury faced mounting pressure to resign, as the Bishop of Newcastle joined calls for his departure over the Church's handling of abuse cases. The crisis deepened through the evening with additional bishops and survivors demanding Welby's resignation.
Trump's transition team announced key appointments, including Elise Stefanik as UN ambassador and Tom Homan as "border tsar," while reports emerged of European leaders coordinating responses to potential Trump policy shifts on Ukraine. By evening, Gary Lineker's planned departure from Match of the Day after 26 years emerged as a significant media story.
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Both countries say they shot down dozens of drones over their respective territories.
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Trump allies back Senate leader contender, while House control hangs in the balance
Rick Scott emerges as favourite for the top Senate job, after winning backing from high-profile Trump supporters.
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04:11⇢Trump-Putin Call Triggers European Diplomatic Dance
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's reported conversation with Putin about Ukraine (The Guardian, Sky News), while UK opposition leader Starmer heads to Paris to meet Macron amid concerns over Trump's potential impact (The Times, The Telegraph). In Senate developments, Rick Scott emerges as frontrunner for leadership position with Trump allies' backing (BBC News). Media responses to Trump's victory continue to diverge, with some outlets criticizing anti-Trump media stance (Spiked).
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The Guardian
Climate summit gets under way in Baku, Azerbaijan
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Two other victims are in hospital.
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The Independent
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We cannot leave this rhetoric to the populist right any longer.
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Since winning the US presidential election, all eyes have been on Donald Trump to see who he appoints to his administration.
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A fire has broken out at the Magic Cottage charity Shop in Abergavenny, Wales
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The Independent
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08:19⇢Putin-Trump Call Rattles European Leaders
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's call with Putin regarding Ukraine (The Guardian, Sky News), while new border appointments emerge from his transition team (BBC News). Labour leader Starmer heads to Paris for talks with Macron (The Independent, The Times, The Telegraph), positioning European response to Trump's potential impact on Ukraine policy. Biden's public stumble in Delaware receives tabloid coverage (Daily Mail).
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The Guardian
Kremlin denies reports of Trump-Putin call about Ukraine
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The Guardian
Kremlin says reports of Trump-Putin call about Ukraine are ‘pure fiction’
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Starmer in Paris for talks with Macron
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“Ladies and gentlemen, please make sure your seat backs and tray tables are in their full upright position. Make sure your seat belt is securely fastened and all carry-on luggage is stowed underneath the seat in front of you or
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10:28⇢Kremlin Denies Trump Call as Europe Huddles
⌨The newspapers focus on two main stories: First, the denial from the Kremlin of reported Trump-Putin discussions about Ukraine (The Guardian, HuffPost UK, Sky News), while Starmer meets Macron to discuss Trump's potential impact (The Independent, The Times). Second, revelations emerge about One Direction's Liam Payne's final days, with an Argentinian waiter claiming involvement in drug use (Daily Mail, The Mirror).
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All eyes are on the president-elect's picks for his top team as his party closes in on full control of Congress.
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Follow for the latest travel news.
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The Jewish Chronicle
The prime minister has been conducting most of his work from a secured location underneath the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem
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Breitbart UK
President Elect Donald J. Trump spoke with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz with the aim of restoring peace to the European continent and bringing about an end to the war in Ukraine.
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All eyes are on the president-elect's picks for his top team as his party closes in on full control of Congress.
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Follow for the latest travel news.
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The Spectator
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A stallholder fought off the attacker with a metal bar.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Salim Jamil Ayyashm was convicted for his role in killing of former Lebanon PM Rafik Hariri
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12:44⇢Trump's European Chess: Scholz In, Putin Out
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's transition moves, with new appointments (BBC News) and alleged communications with European leaders about Ukraine. While German Chancellor Scholz confirms talks (Breitbart London), the Kremlin denies reported Putin contact (HuffPost UK, Sky News). Starmer's attendance at Paris Armistice Day ceremonies alongside Macron generates coverage (The Telegraph, The Independent), marking a historic diplomatic moment. The IDF reports killing a Hezbollah commander linked to a former Lebanese PM's assassination (The Jewish Chronicle).
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For as long as we are synonymous with woke scolds, the liberal left will be punished at the ballot box.
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A stallholder fought off the attacker with a metal bar.
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Trump appoints UN ambassador Elise Stefanik and 'border tsar' Tom Homan
The US president-elect makes two more key appointments ahead of his return to the White House in January.
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Get out of our way, Trump's 'border tsar' tells Democrats fighting deportation plans
The US president-elect's new hire Tom Homan says his task is to deliver the "largest deportation operation in history".
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Democratic strategist Ruy Teixeira on Americans’ decisive rejection of the woke elites.
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Calls to resign mount as priests start petition
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Church leader’s position untenable, says senior bishop
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14:59⇢Church Crisis Meets Trump's Border Swagger
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's border policies, with his new appointee Tom Homan promising major deportations (BBC News, Spiked). Ukraine's position features prominently, with UK-France statements about strengthening Ukraine before Trump takes office (The Independent), while the Kremlin denies Ukraine discussions with Trump (Sky News). A Church of England crisis emerges as a bishop calls for Archbishop Welby's resignation over an abuse scandal (The Telegraph, The Times).
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Breitbart UK
The Islamist “Jew hunt” following a soccer match in Amsterdam last week was premeditated and organised on messaging apps before the game, a report has found.
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The Guardian
Aid to Gaza falls to lowest level in 11 months despite US ultimatum to Israel
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Some customers are less than happy about the move.
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Channel 4
When Donald Trump collects his keys to the White House on 20 January, Ukraine could be in its weakest position since the start of the war.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Hezbollah already has the delivery systems to deploy such weapons, terrorism expert Matthew Levitt writes
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'A refreshing change to see people in London smiling,' said one commenter.
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COP29: Around $2.4 trillion annually are required, and on the face of it, those figures look screamingly, painfully, impossible. In fact, though, we are already awash with money.
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Trump made peace a key campaign pledge but NATO member states are dedicated to total Ukrainian victory and will discuss how to “thwart” him.
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Novara Media
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New Statesman
He has presided over a culture of cover-up, writes the Dean of King’s College, Cambridge.
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17:39⇢Church Leaders Turn on Welby
⌨The newspapers report on three main developments since the last update: Multiple UK sources (The Independent, New Statesman, The Telegraph) call for Archbishop Welby's resignation over a Church sex abuse scandal. NATO members reportedly plan to counter Trump's Ukraine peace initiatives (Breitbart London), while COP29 coverage (Channel 4 News, HuffPost UK) questions the summit's effectiveness despite available funding.
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Protesters hit out at fossil fuel corporations fuelling the climate crisis and profiting from genocide in Gaza
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The Guardian
JD Vance congratulates Stephen Miller on appointment to top White House job
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The left’s apologism for the pogrom in Amsterdam marks a foul new low.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury’s position is now untenable, according to the Bishop of Newcastle who joined the growing calls for Justin Welby to resign.
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Church’s credibility is at stake, says Bishop of Newcastle
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Trump picks Lee Zeldin to lead environment agency as Harris makes first appearance since concession speech
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21:39⇢Welby Under Siege as Lineker Bows Out
⌨The newspapers report on two major developments: Gary Lineker's planned departure from Match of the Day after 26 years (Daily Mail, The Mirror, Sky News), and the growing pressure on Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to resign over a church abuse scandal, with the Bishop of Newcastle joining calls for his departure (Channel 4, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times).
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Trump eyes loyalists for top roles in immigration and climate
The US president-elect's new hire Tom Homan says as 'border tsar', he will deliver the "largest deportation operation in history".
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Sir Richard Knighton says Ukraine needs to be allowed to strike targets inside Russia using British made long-range missiles
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Pressure grows on Archbishop of Canterbury
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Breitbart UK
Riots broke out in Amsterdam on Monday evening as hordes of young men dressed in black set fires, threw rocks, and shot off makeshift missile fireworks, just days after a “Jew hunt” in the city following an Israeli soccer match.
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The brawl happened outside a Starbucks branch.
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