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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 15.11.2025.
It displays 72 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
15.11.2025 โข The Day Trump Confirmed BBC Lawsuit and Warned Britain on Migrants
โจUK media opened the day focusing on Donald Trump's confirmed intent to sue the BBC for $5 billion over a doctored Panorama clip, despite the broadcaster's apology, with various outlets reporting on the impending legal action. Concurrently, discussions around the dissolution of Starmer's political alliances and his EU 'reset' also emerged.
In the early afternoon, coverage expanded to include Trump's rollback of tariffs on food products and his warning to Britain regarding illegal immigrants, urging the use of military intervention. Reports also emerged of Rachel Reeves' proposed 'mansion tax' targeting middle-class families.
By evening, the media highlighted the Trump administration's designation of four European Antifa cells as terrorist groups, while ongoing reporting detailed severe flooding in Portugal and a British woman's death due to Storm Claudia. Rachel Reeves' new 'death tax' proposal also gained attention.
In the early afternoon, coverage expanded to include Trump's rollback of tariffs on food products and his warning to Britain regarding illegal immigrants, urging the use of military intervention. Reports also emerged of Rachel Reeves' proposed 'mansion tax' targeting middle-class families.
By evening, the media highlighted the Trump administration's designation of four European Antifa cells as terrorist groups, while ongoing reporting detailed severe flooding in Portugal and a British woman's death due to Storm Claudia. Rachel Reeves' new 'death tax' proposal also gained attention.
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New Statesman
The damage done between Starmer, McSweeney and Streeting is probably not repairable
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The Telegraph
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The US president told reporters on Air Force One that he will take legal action against the broadcaster and will call Sir Keir Starmer over the weekend.
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07:16โขTrump Sues BBC
โจUK media largely focuses on US President Trump's confirmed intent to sue the BBC for an edited Panorama clip, with various outlets reporting on the potential multi-billion dollar lawsuit despite the BBC's apology (BBC News, Sky News, Evening Standard, The Telegraph). Separately, the dissolution of Starmer's political alliances and his EU 'reset' are also discussed (New Statesman, The Spectator).
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World | Ryan Prosser
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UK | Sam Courtney-Guy
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The Spectator
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The British government will announce measures to tackle the so-called โBoriswaveโ of migrants, vindicating the right-wing commentariat.
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Natalie Boucly says supplies are ready but only about half of what is needed is getting into territory
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UK | Herbie Russell
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The executive order allowing products like coffee and bananas to escape tariffs comes as the Trump administration faces mounting pressure over rising prices.
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The bourgeois leftโs hatred for Israel is underpinned by an ancient hysteria.
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The Guardian
Almost all Palestinians have been displaced to โred zoneโ where no reconstruction is planned
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13:21โขTrump's Tariffs Roll Back
โจUK media continues to focus on Donald Trump, with new reports on his rollback of tariffs on food products (BBC News) and a warning to Britain about migrants (Metro). Ongoing coverage includes his confirmed intent to sue the BBC for up to $5bn despite an apology (The Times, Sky News, Evening Standard, The Telegraph). Separately, Rachel Reeves' new 'mansion tax' targeting middle-class families is also discussed (Daily Mail).
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Breitbart UK
U.S. President Donald J. Trump said that he will seek up to $5 billion in damages from the BBC in his planned lawsuit over the British public broadcasterโs misleading edits of his speech on January 6th.
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UK | Brooke Davies
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Breaking | Live
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Natalie Boucly says supplies are ready but only about half of what is needed is getting into territory
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Funeral for fossil fuels held as part of โGreat Peopleโs Marchโ calling on governments to step up climate efforts
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16:04โขTrump's BBC Billion-Dollar Fury
โจUK media continues to focus on President Trump's confirmed intent to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion over misleading edits of his January 6th speech, despite an apology (Breitbart London, Evening Standard, The Times). Separately, Rachel Reeves' proposed 'mansion tax' targeting middle-class families is still discussed (Daily Mail), alongside a new report on severe flooding and a death in Portugal (Sky News).
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The Trump administration officially classified four European Antifa cells as terrorist organisations this week, marking the first international designations after the White House named the America-based branch of the far-left network as a domestic terror group in September.
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The Economist
If the AI bubble bursts, an unusual recession could follow
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21:03โขTrump Declares Antifa Terrorists
โจUK media continues to report on Storm Claudia, with two British women killed in Portugal due to severe flooding (Evening Standard, The Times, Sky News). The Trump administration's designation of four European Antifa cells as terrorist groups is also covered (Breitbart London), alongside his ongoing dispute with the BBC over alleged 'fake news' and a potential $5 billion lawsuit (Daily Mail). Separately, Rachel Reeves' proposed 'death tax' is highlighted (The Telegraph).
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The Telegraph
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This is the first time since 2021 that protesters have been allowed to demonstrate outside the UN talks.
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