The Guardian
Trump picks Lee Zeldin to lead environment agency and claims Stefanik will make ‘incredible’ UN envoy
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 12.11.2024.
It displays 133 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
12.11.2024 ⇢ The Day Welby Stepped Down
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Morning coverage focused on Trump's transition team developments, with Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz emerging as likely appointments for Secretary of State and National Security Advisor. The assisted dying bill publication prompted careful positioning from the PM.
By early afternoon, Archbishop Welby's position became untenable following the PM's criticism of the Church's handling of abuse cases. Welby resigned at 2:08 PM, citing "profound shame" over the scandal that had built pressure since the previous week.
Evening coverage revealed Trump's consideration of a "warrior board" to remove military leaders, while Mike Huckabee's nomination as ambassador to Israel emerged. Gary Lineker's departure from Match of the Day, initially reported overnight, gained new context with suggestions he was forced out despite wanting to stay.
The Treasury's preparations for potential Trump policies and Labour's climate commitments formed underlying threads throughout the day's coverage.
12.11.2024
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The Guardian
Trump reportedly due to pick China critic Mike Waltz as national security adviser
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Several Capitol riot defendants have asked for hearings to be delayed in anticipation of pardons.
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COP29 climate summit opens amid fears the US election will derail efforts to stop the planet heating up.
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00:42⇢Senior Clergy Turn Against Welby
⌨The newspapers report on growing pressure for Archbishop Welby's resignation over a Church sex abuse scandal, with multiple senior clergy joining the calls (The Times, Telegraph, Independent, Channel 4). In Trump-related coverage, January 6 rioters seek hearing delays anticipating pardons (BBC), while Gary Lineker's planned departure from Match of the Day after 26 years receives significant attention (Mirror, Daily Mail).
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BBC
Trump taps Florida lawmaker Mike Waltz to be national security advisor
The National Security Advisor counsels the president on national security and it is one of few roles that does not require Senate confirmation.
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BBC
Trump taps Florida lawmaker Mike Waltz to be national security adviser
The national security adviser counsels the president on national security and it is one of few roles that does not require Senate confirmation.
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The Guardian
Trump set to appoint China critic Mike Waltz as US national security adviser
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BBC
Trump administration takes shape with high-profile appointments under way
Florida lawmakers Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz are both reportedly in talks over senior roles in the new government.
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'It’s been the most extreme experience of my life. The highs are wonderful. The lows are miserable.'
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The Spectator
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07:15⇢Waltz Steps In As Welby Steps Out
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's transition team developments, with Florida lawmakers Marco Rubio and China critic Mike Waltz reportedly in line for senior positions (BBC News, The Guardian). The Archbishop of Canterbury faces intensifying pressure to resign, with a senior bishop joining calls over the Church sex abuse scandal (The Independent, Telegraph). Gary Lineker's planned departure from Match of the Day generates media discussion (Mirror, Spectator).
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The president-elect is expected to choose Rep. Mike Waltz, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, to be his national security adviser.
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The attack happened on the morning of Remembrance Sunday and three people were seriously assaulted.
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The Guardian
Trump expected to appoint China critics Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz
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A jury has found Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen guilty on all four counts in the killings of two teen girls.
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Kim Hall, 28, from Middlesbrough, could face up to 60 years in a US jail.
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09:39⇢Rubio and Waltz: Trump's China Hawks
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's transition team developments, with Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz expected to take key foreign policy positions (BBC News, The Guardian). A British beautician's cocaine smuggling case receives coverage, with claims she thought she was carrying cash (Daily Mail, Metro). The developments follow earlier reporting on Archbishop Welby's position and Amsterdam's unrest. Gary Lineker's expected BBC departure continues to generate discussion (The Independent, The Spectator).
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The president-elect is expected to appoint two anti-China lawmakers to key foreign policy posts, US media say.
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Starmer expected to announce new emissions target
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New Statesman
The Democrats’ decision to choose a vice-president for tokenistic reasons was always destined to backfire.
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The Spectator
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The president-elect is expected to appoint two anti-China lawmakers to key foreign policy posts, US media say.
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Novara Media
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Comments undermine credibility of Cop29 as Starmer prepares to announce new emissions target
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11:18⇢Starmer Straddles Climate and Death Bills
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's transition developments, with Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz expected for key foreign policy positions (BBC News, Guardian). An assisted dying bill emerges as a significant topic, with Keir Starmer's voting stance drawing attention (HuffPost UK, Sky News). The climate discourse continues with Starmer's net zero plans contrasting with Azerbaijan's pro-oil stance at the climate conference (The Telegraph, The Times).
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The Jewish Chronicle
Haim Katz says to postpone travel plans to Israel while war in north continues, but don’t cancel
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The Spectator
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Breitbart UK
Germany will elect its next government seven months early as the precarious “progressive coalition” of left-wing and centrists collapsed.
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The Jewish Chronicle
The veteran left-winger also said he wouldn’t feel comfortable on pro-Palestine marches
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The Telegraph
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Anti-China lawmaker Rubio could be given a key foreign policy post in the latest appointments, US media say.
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The Guardian
Dozens killed in China after car driven into sports centre
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13:08⇢German Coalition Crumbles As Rubio Rises
⌨The newspapers report on Germany's political upheaval as its progressive coalition collapses, triggering early elections (Breitbart London). Trump's transition plans gain attention with Marco Rubio potentially heading foreign policy (BBC News). UK coverage focuses on Labour leader Starmer's climate targets (Sky News, The Times) and Archbishop Welby's position (The Telegraph, The Spectator). A significant shift in left-wing politics emerges as Momentum founder distances from Corbyn (Jewish Chronicle).
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Trump could name Rubio as his secretary of state and Noem as his homeland security secretary, US media say.
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Genevieve Gluck on how predatory men are exploiting Western society’s gender derangement.
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Nurseries across the country warn that the free childcare place scheme is now uneconomical
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He had faced intense pressure to step down.
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The Telegraph
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Nurseries across the country warn that the free childcare place scheme is now uneconomical
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The Spectator
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Nurseries across the country warn that the free childcare place scheme is now uneconomical
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Sky News
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14:52⇢Welby Falls: Archbishop's Abuse Scandal Exit
⌨The newspapers report on Archbishop Justin Welby's resignation from Canterbury over a Church abuse scandal. Multiple sources indicate his departure follows a damning report about failure to act on a serial child abuser (The Times, Daily Mail, Independent, Metro, Sky News, Telegraph, Spectator). Trump's transition planning continues with Marco Rubio potentially becoming Secretary of State and Kristi Noem heading Homeland Security (BBC News).
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The left-wing Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, announced Tuesday that he will resign from his post following accusations of a Church of England cover-up of child sex abuse.
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BBC
Trump cabinet takes shape as judge delays decision on criminal conviction
Trump's administration is starting to take shape after his win in last week's presidential election.
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The Guardian
Trump hush-money judge delays ruling on whether to throw out conviction
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The Jewish Chronicle
The exhibition organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign downplays the Jewish people's historical connection to the land
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Israelis in Europe warned to “categorically avoid” being visibly Jewish, yet finding an match to watch is becoming increasingly difficult.
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New Statesman
He leaves behind a wounded and shrinking Church of England.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Aid groups accuse Israel of ignoring US ultimatum on ‘apocalyptic’ Gaza crisis
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Oxford student Alexander Rogers was the victim of an unforgiving rush to judgement.
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18:11⇢Welby's Fall: The Archbishop's Last Day
⌨The newspapers continue reporting on Justin Welby's resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury over a church abuse scandal, with new details emerging about the cover-up of abuse cases (The Independent, New Statesman, Spectator, Telegraph). Aid organizations critique Israel's response to US demands regarding Gaza (The Guardian), while European venues become increasingly restrictive for Israeli sports fans (Breitbart London). Trump's cabinet formation advances as a judge delays decision on his criminal conviction (BBC News).
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How a great footballer and presenter became a risible figure in the culture war.
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Morning Star
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BBC
Trump picks Huckabee for ambassador to Israel role as he builds inner circle
Donald Trump's administration is taking shape after his US presidential election win.
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The Guardian
Trump to nominate Mike Huckabee as ambassador to Israel and confirms choice of Mike Waltz
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It’s been a week since America voted to return Donald Trump to the White House, and there are already reports of new appointments – including Marco Rubio, Mike Waltz and Elise Stefanik. How will these people shape the way Trump deals with the world – what’s going to happen in Ukraine and the Middle East? And what will China do?
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Justin Welby’s resignation as the Archbishop of Canterbury came after days of mounting pressure following a damning report into the cover-up of horrific abuse.
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The Guardian
Trump advisers reportedly consider ‘warrior board’ to remove military leaders
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The Spectator
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Prime minister said at the Cop29 climate talks that this could be done via renewable energy
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The incident is not terror-related.
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22:07⇢Trump's Warrior Board Takes Shape
⌨The newspapers report on Trump's post-election activities, with focus on his cabinet formation and military plans. Trump names Huckabee as Israel ambassador while reportedly considering a 'warrior board' to remove military leaders (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent). The Archbishop of Canterbury's resignation over abuse scandals continues to draw coverage, with details emerging about the decision process (Channel 4, Times, New Statesman). A series of local incidents gain attention, including a London car crash and ambulance service failures (Metro, Mirror).
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The Guardian
Trump advisers reportedly consider ‘warrior board’ to remove military leaders; Huckabee named US envoy to Israel
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The Guardian
Trump announces Middle East envoy; advisers reportedly consider ‘warrior board’ to remove military leaders
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BBC
Trump picks ex-top US spy for CIA director as he assembles new team
Donald Trump's administration is taking shape after his US presidential election win.
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The Guardian
Trump announces ex-national intelligence chief as CIA director amid flurry of cabinet appointments
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Spiked
Another climate summit, another official caught doing oil and gas deals on the sidelines.
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