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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 13.03.2025.
It displays 128 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
13.03.2025 ⇢ Day Putin Played Ceasefire Chess
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Putin dominated news cycles as he responded to Trump's Ukraine ceasefire proposal with calculated ambiguity. Initially appearing in military fatigues near the front, by afternoon Putin acknowledged being "in favor" of a ceasefire but attached conditions demanding an "enduring peace" addressing the conflict's "roots" - terms Zelensky immediately labeled "manipulative."
Domestically, Starmer executed a dramatic restructuring by abolishing NHS England, which he called the "world's largest quango." The PM's war on the "flabby, unfocused" state reportedly threatens up to 10,000 jobs while promising £45bn in AI-driven savings.
By evening, US envoys had arrived in Moscow for negotiations while Trump characterized Putin's stance as "promising." Meanwhile, police launched a manslaughter investigation into staff at Lucy Letby's hospital, potentially expanding accountability beyond the convicted nurse.
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WAR FACE | World News
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WAR FACE | World News
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VLAD DIGS IN | World News
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03:17⇢Trump Threatens To Devastate Russia Economically
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's escalating pressure on Putin to accept a Ukraine ceasefire deal. Trump has threatened to "devastate Russia" economically if Putin rejects the plan (Mirror, Times, Guardian), with Putin's classified document revealing his actual thoughts on Trump's proposal (Daily Mail). Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warns partners not to be deceived by Putin (Sky News), with concerns that "thirty days could be just 30 minutes" of actual ceasefire (Independent). Meanwhile, pro-Palestine activists have reportedly been imprisoned for months without conviction (Novara Media).
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The Guardian
Russian operation in Kursk is in final stage, Kremlin claims, as US negotiators head to Moscow
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HuffPost UK
PM says £45bn could be saved through greater use of technology and AI
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BBC
Russia says it's in final stage of regaining Kursk territory as US team heads to Moscow for talks
It comes after Putin made a surprise visit to Russia's Kursk region - parts of which have been under Ukraine's control since an incursion last year.
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New Statesman
Will Russia accept the US-backed ceasefire deal with Ukraine?
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CLOAK & DAGGER | World News
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MUSIC LEGEND GONE | Celebrity
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US envoy is due to meet Putin to discuss ceasefire
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Breaking | Live
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09:58⇢Moscow Claims Kursk Recovery Near Completion
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Ukraine-Russia developments, with Moscow claiming it's in the "final stage" of regaining Kursk territory as US negotiators head to Moscow for peace talks (BBC, Guardian, Sky News, Times). Trump has threatened to "ruin" Russia with sanctions if Putin doesn't agree to a ceasefire (Independent, Metro), creating what some call "Putin's Trump dilemma" (New Statesman). Domestically, PM Starmer pledges to fix the "flabby state" by potentially saving £45bn through technology and AI implementation (HuffPost). In sports news, golfer Rory McIlroy made headlines for taking a fan's phone after being heckled (Daily Mail).
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The Guardian
Putin may have ‘international call’ later, says Kremlin, as US team heads to Moscow for Ukraine talks
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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The Spectator
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Breaking | Live
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BBC
Russia claims it has retaken key Kursk town from Ukraine as US team heads to Moscow for talks
Trump's envoy is due to land in Moscow shortly to discuss a Ukraine ceasefire proposal, as the Kremlin says it has recaptured Sudzha in Kursk.
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Breitbart UK
Grooming gang child rapist Ajaz Ahmed has been sentenced to 28 years in prison after being convicted of child rape and a multitude of other child sex offences, including organising gang rapes of young girls in Rochdale.
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MUM'S AGONY | UK News
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Breaking | Live
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PM pledges to take on the ‘cottage industry of checkers and blockers slowing down delivery for working people’
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The Guardian
Proposed ceasefire just ‘temporary respite’ for Ukraine says Kremlin aide, as US team heads to Moscow
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11:35⇢Starmer Axes NHS England
⌨The newspapers report extensively on two major stories: PM Starmer's radical NHS reform and Russia-Ukraine developments. Starmer has announced plans to abolish NHS England, which he calls the "world's largest quango," bringing health service management directly under government control (Daily Mail, Guardian, HuffPost, Independent, Sky News, Times). Meanwhile, Russia claims to have recaptured the town of Sudzha in Kursk as a US team heads to Moscow for ceasefire talks, though the Kremlin describes the proposed ceasefire as merely a "temporary respite" (BBC, Guardian). In crime news, a Rochdale grooming gang member has been jailed for 28 years (Breitbart).
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Mulvaney’s new book confirms how misogynistic and deranged the trans cult has become.
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The Sun
NHS SHOCK | Health
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PM pledges to take on the ‘cottage industry of checkers and blockers slowing down delivery for working people’
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BBC
Putin aide says short-term truce would just be a 'respite' for Ukraine ahead of US talks
Yuri Ushakov says Russia is seeking a "long-term peace settlement in Ukraine that takes into account Moscow's interests and concerns".
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BBC
Putin aide dismisses short-term ceasefire with Ukraine ahead of US talks
Yuri Ushakov says Russia is seeking a "long-term peace settlement in Ukraine that takes into account Moscow's interests and concerns".
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U.S. diplomats arrived Moscow Thursday morning for Ukraine ceasefire talks, with possible call between Trump and Putin to follow.
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BBC
Putin aide dismisses short-term ceasefire with Ukraine as Trump's envoy in Moscow for talks
Yuri Ushakov says Russia is seeking a "long-term peace settlement in Ukraine that takes into account Moscow's interests and concerns".
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The Guardian
Russia ‘seeking to prolong war’, says Zelenskyy as Kremlin aide says proposed ceasefire just ‘temporary respite’ for Ukraine
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NHS SHOCK | Health
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President Trump may think a durable peace between Russia and Ukraine can be imposed, but the raw recruits learning to duck and dive in the trenches know more history than he does.
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JAIL ATTACK | UK News
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BBC
Zelensky says Russia trying to prolong war as Putin aide dismisses short-term ceasefire
Yuri Ushakov says Russia is seeking a "long-term peace settlement in Ukraine", as US officials are in Moscow for truce talks.
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14:46⇢Moscow Dismisses Ceasefire As Starmer Axes NHS Quango
⌨The newspapers report extensively on two major stories: Russia-Ukraine ceasefire negotiations and PM Starmer's NHS reforms. US diplomats have arrived in Moscow for Ukraine ceasefire talks (BBC, Breitbart, Guardian), but positions remain far apart. Zelensky claims Russia is trying to prolong the war, while Putin's aide dismisses the proposed ceasefire as merely a "temporary respite" (BBC, Guardian). Meanwhile, Starmer has abolished NHS England, which he condemned as the "world's largest quango," promising to bring health service management directly under government control as part of his war on the "flabby, unfocused and over-cautious" state (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror, Sky News, Times).
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JAIL ATTACK | UK News
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Breitbart UK
Ukraine ceasefire talks underway, but signalling country won’t accede easily a senior Putin ally publicly rubbished the proposed terms.
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BBC
Putin holds news conference after aide calls Ukraine ceasefire 'hasty'
The Russian president is speaking after an aide says the current plan only reflects "the Ukrainian approach".
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GONE BUST | Horse Racing
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The Guardian
Putin says ‘issues we need to discuss’ over ceasefire as he hints at phone call with Trump
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UK | Brooke Davies
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Breaking | Live
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Russian president makes first comment on US proposal for 30-day truce in Ukraine
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BBC
Putin says Russia wants to end conflict with Ukraine but it must lead to 'enduring peace'
The Russian president says any ceasefire should also "remove the underlying causes of this crisis".
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US | Jessica Kwong
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GONE BUST | Horse Racing
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BBC
Putin agrees fighting in Ukraine must end but says any plan must lead to 'enduring peace'
The Russian president says any ceasefire should also "remove the underlying causes of this crisis".
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US | Gergana Krasteva
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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GONE BUST | Horse Racing
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The Guardian
Putin says Russia ‘in favour’ of ceasefire but warns of ‘serious issues’ and hints at Trump call
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16:27⇢Putin Demands "Enduring Peace" Terms
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Putin's response to the proposed Ukraine ceasefire plan. The Russian president publicly acknowledges fighting should end but insists any agreement must address "the underlying causes" of the conflict and lead to "enduring peace" (BBC, Guardian, Sky News, Times). Putin's top aide has cast doubt on the current terms as too favorable to Kyiv (Breitbart). Domestically, UK media covers Starmer's NHS England abolition, with HuffPost clarifying this doesn't mean abolishing the NHS itself. In entertainment news, Disney reportedly faces challenges with "Snow White" star Rachel Zegler (Daily Mail), while racing legend Frankie Dettori has filed for bankruptcy (Sun).
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'SURRENDER OR DIE' | World News
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HEIR WE GO! | Football
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The Guardian
Trump hopes Russia ‘will do right thing’ after Putin calls for enduring peace but warns of issues
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he agrees in principle with a U.S. proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, qualifying his affirmation by noting a host of terms and conditions are still to be determined to ensure any lasting peace.
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The Jewish Chronicle
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The Jewish Chronicle
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The Guardian
Trump says Nato ‘stepping up’ and hopes Russia will do ‘right thing’ after Putin’s ceasefire comments
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Morning Star
PM's move will ‘cause disruption and divert senior leaders' time and energy from improving care for patients,’ Health Foundation warns
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy sits down with Jude Kelly, founder of the Women of the World (WOW) Foundation, to talk about the rise of traditional values in global politics, equitable education and the arts and whether the divine really is ‘a bloke’, in this episode of Ways to Change the World.
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The Spectator
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19:18⇢Putin Conditionally Accepts Ceasefire
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Putin agreeing "in principle" to a US-proposed 30-day Ukraine ceasefire, though with significant conditions for "enduring peace" (BBC, Breitbart, Guardian, Mirror, Sky News, Times). Trump called Putin's remarks "promising" while hoping Russia will do "the right thing" (Guardian, Sky News). On domestic matters, PM Starmer has announced the abolition of NHS England, with critics warning it could divert attention from patient care (HuffPost, Independent, Morning Star). Additionally, police have launched a manslaughter investigation into staff at Lucy Letby's hospital regarding baby deaths (Daily Mail).
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BBC
Zelensky says Putin's response to Ukraine ceasefire plan is 'manipulative'
Zelensky's comments come after Putin agreed fighting must end but any plan must remove the "underlying causes of this crisis".
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Speaking in the last few hours President Putin has given his response to the 30-day unconditional ceasefire proposed by the Americans and Ukrainians on Tuesday.
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The Guardian
Putin questions Ukraine ceasefire plan and sets out string of conditions
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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Frank Furedi on Trump, Ukraine and the ‘moral disarmament’ of the West.
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LETBY BOMBSHELL | UK News
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LETBY BOMBSHELL | UK News
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ASTON WILLA | Football
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Russia says it will not back a plan that allows Ukraine to regroup and rearm, as president proposes a direct call with Donald Trump
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22:08⇢Putin Demands "Impossible Terms" For Ukraine Ceasefire
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Putin's response to Ukraine's ceasefire proposal. While Putin has agreed "in principle" to the US-backed 30-day ceasefire, he has attached conditions Ukraine considers unacceptable (BBC, Guardian, Channel 4, Independent, Times, Sky News). Zelensky claims Putin's response is "manipulative" and that he's "afraid to tell Trump" he wants to continue fighting (BBC, Metro, Sky News). In lighter news, UK media covers Tiger Woods' alleged relationship with Vanessa Trump (Daily Mail) and Prince William's Aston Villa fan rituals (Sun).
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The Russian president agrees fighting must end, but calls for the removal of the "root causes" of the crisis.
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