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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 13.04.2025.
It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
13.04.2025 ⇢ Day Russian Missiles Killed Dozens While McIlroy Won Masters
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Russian missile strikes on Ukraine's Sumy city dominated news coverage, with the death toll steadily increasing throughout the day from 20 to 34, including children. Trump's envoy to Ukraine condemned the attack as crossing "any lines of decency," highlighting the ongoing conflict despite peace talk rumors reported in previous days.
Celebrity news featured prominently with Mickey Rourke's removal from Celebrity Big Brother after threatening behavior toward Chris Hughes, with footage of the confrontation released by evening.
The ongoing British Steel crisis continued from previous days, with the Business Secretary indicating nationalization was "perhaps the likely option" while rejecting Chinese involvement - a significant development following Parliament's emergency session on Saturday to take control of the Scunthorpe plant.
By late evening, attention shifted to Rory McIlroy's dramatic Masters victory in a sudden-death playoff against Justin Rose, completing his career Grand Slam after nearly throwing away a substantial lead.
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The most anodyne of everyday activities are now regulated, banned or criminalised by the state.
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MICKEY SACKED | Reality
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MICKEY SACKED | Reality
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MICKEY SACKED | Reality
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The group said the attack on Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital was a "horrific crime" committed by Israel, which said it was looking into the reports.
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It follows concerns that tech prices could skyrocket, as many gadgets are made in China, with the US president saying he will give more detail on Monday.
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The Spectator
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TV | Meghna Amin
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said the hospital contained a "command and control center used by Hamas".
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STORM SURGE | World News
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09:34⇢Steel Nationalisation "Likely Option" as Chinese Firms Rejected
⌨The newspapers report on the British government's handling of the British Steel crisis, with the Business Secretary indicating nationalisation is "perhaps the likely option" while rejecting Chinese involvement in the UK steel sector (Sky News, Channel 4, Independent, Times). In Gaza, an Israeli airstrike has partially destroyed what's described as the last functioning hospital in Gaza City, with Israel claiming it contained a Hamas command center (BBC). Celebrity news focuses on Mickey Rourke being removed from Celebrity Big Brother after reportedly threatening and aggressive behavior (Metro, Mirror). Severe flooding has hit a British holiday destination, prompting a state of emergency declaration (Sun).
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Big no | Reality
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BBC
Zelensky says 'dozens dead and wounded' after Russian ballistic missile strike in Sumy
Ukrainian officials said the missile attack hit "an ordinary city street" in the north-eastern city of Sumy.
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Breaking | Live
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World | Sara Odeen-Isbister
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The Guardian
Russian missile strike kills at least 20 in Ukrainian city of Sumy
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Sky News
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Sky News
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DENS OF DEPRAVITY | UK News
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BBC
Zelensky says 'pressure is needed on Russia' after at least 31 killed in double strike on Sumy
Ukraine's interior minister said two children were also killed and 84 others injured.
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The Spectator
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12:26⇢Russian Missile Strike Kills 31 in Ukrainian City
⌨The newspapers report extensively on a Russian missile strike on Ukraine's Sumy city, with death toll reaching at least 31 civilians including two children, and over 80 injured (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Sky News). UK domestic concerns focus on the growing drug crisis, with reports on fentanyl, described as 2,000 times stronger than heroin, potentially creating a "US-style zombie epidemic" (Daily Mail), while "Z drugs" are reportedly affecting children as young as twelve in certain UK communities (Sun). Celebrity news continues with Mickey Rourke's removal from Celebrity Big Brother over threatening behavior (Mirror).
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The Guardian
Russian missile strike kills at least 31 in Ukrainian city of Sumy
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BBC
Zelensky says 'pressure is needed on Russia' after at least 32 killed in double strike on Sumy
Ukraine's interior minister said two children were also killed and 84 others injured.
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At least 32 people have been killed in a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy on Sunday, officials said.
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World | Sara Odeen-Isbister
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Breaking | Live
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Illegal crossings of the English Channel soared to their highest daily total for the year on Saturday as people smugglers operating on the French coastline launched multiple boatloads of migrants towards the UK.
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BBC
Dozens killed in Russian strikes on Sumy as Zelensky says Putin is ignoring ceasefire proposal
Ukraine's interior minister says the number of victims may rise, as rescue efforts continue.
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CARNAGE ON STREETS | World News
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Breaking | Live
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The Guardian
Russian missile strike kills at least 32 in Ukrainian city of Sumy
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BBC
Deadly Russian strikes on Sumy cross 'any lines of decency', Trump's envoy to Ukraine says
Dozens of people have been killed after Russian ballistic missiles hit Ukraine's city Sumy on Palm Sunday.
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GUNS IN THE SUN | UK News
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16:19⇢Deadly Russian Strike Kills 32 in Ukrainian City of Sumy
⌨The newspapers report heavily on a deadly Russian missile strike in Ukraine's Sumy city on Palm Sunday, with at least 32 people killed and over 90 injured including 10 children (BBC, Guardian, HuffPost UK, Sky News). President Zelenskyy condemned the attack as "absolute evil" (HuffPost UK), while Trump's Ukraine envoy said it crossed "any lines of decency" (BBC). Domestically, illegal migrant crossings in the English Channel have hit a new daily record for the year (Breitbart), and UK aid cuts are reported to affect 55 million people worldwide (Independent). Royal family tensions continue between Prince Harry and King Charles (Mirror).
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BBC
Russian strikes on Sumy cross 'any lines of decency', US envoy to Ukraine says as death toll rises
Dozens of people have been killed after Russian ballistic missiles hit Ukraine's city Sumy on Palm Sunday.
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BBC
Russian strikes cross 'any lines of decency', US envoy to Ukraine says, as Sumy death toll rises
Dozens of people have been killed after Russian ballistic missiles hit Ukraine's city Sumy on Palm Sunday.
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The Guardian
Russian missile strike kills dozens in Ukrainian city of Sumy
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The Independent
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Breitbart UK
British military intelligence has claimed that soaring inflation and high interest rates threaten Russia’s ability to maintain high defence spending levels.
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UK | Craig Munro
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BBC
'If we hadn't moved, we'd be dead': Ukrainians describe moment Russian strikes hit Sumy
At least 34 people have been killed, as the US envoy to Ukraine says the strikes cross "any lines of decency".
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The Sun
eye of the storm | Reality
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The Guardian
More than 200 civilians killed as Sudan’s RSF assaults Darfur refugee camps
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Breaking | Live
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The Guardian
More than 200 civilians killed as Sudan’s RSF attacks Darfur displacement camps
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eye of the storm | Reality
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19:45⇢Russian Strike Kills 34 in Sumy
⌨The newspapers report extensively on a deadly Russian missile attack on Ukraine's Sumy city, with the death toll now at 34 and over 115 injured including 15 children (BBC, Sky News). UK intelligence suggests Russia's war spending may be threatened by inflation and high interest rates (Breitbart). Celebrity news dominates tabloids with Mickey Rourke's removal from Celebrity Big Brother after an expletive-filled confrontation with Chris Hughes (Daily Mail, Mirror, Sun). Other stories include British Steel nationalisation developments (Morning Star, Spectator), Sudan violence claiming 200 civilian lives (Guardian), and UK aid cuts affecting 55 million people globally (Independent).
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More than 117 were injured as locals gathered in the centre to mark Palm Sunday.
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ROURKE RAISING HELL | Reality
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World | Sara Odeen-Isbister
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Photos and videos of the aftermath show bloodied bodies scattered in the streets around the impact of the missiles.
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BACK TO REALITY | News TV
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'BOY IN MAN'S BODY' | News TV
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