The Guardian
Scientists say global heating was a destabilising factor in collapse of 200,000 sq metre glacier in August
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 17.09.2026.
It displays 65 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
17.09.2026 ⇢ The Day the Palace Rejected Spencer's Diana Claims
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Overnight the Palace rebuttal to Earl Spencer's Diana book carried over from the previous evening, with editors leading on its dismissal of his claim that Charles said days after her death she would soon be forgotten as grief clouding reason. Reports added that Spencer had not warned Harry and William and that a former aide said Charles barred criticism of Diana.
By midday focus shifted briefly to Strasbourg, where Mark Carney welcomed EU talk of associate membership for Canada and accused Trump of weaponising trade after Trump called the proposal laughable and threatened tariffs. The aftermath of the Noah Woods search continued, with tributes in the Suffolk village and a tribute from his father after a body was found.
Late coverage returned to Spencer with a second claim that Charles sounded elated like a lottery winner on the night Diana died.
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02:37⇢Palace Disputes Spencer's Diana Account
⌨The newspapers shift attention from the recovery of a child's body in the Noah Woods search (The Mirror) to the Palace pushback against Earl Spencer's Diana book (The Independent, The Telegraph, Metro). Reports centre on Spencer's claim that Charles said days after Diana's death that she would soon be forgotten, and the Palace rejection of the account.
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The Economist
אתר זה משתמש בשירות אבטחה להגנה מפני בוטים זדוניים. דף זה מופיע בזמן שהאתר מוודא שאינך בוט.
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The Guardian
The US president call the move a ‘hostile act’, as Canada seeks to move closer to the EU and diversify its defence ties
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UK | Barney Davis
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New Statesman
Ahead of the midterms, the US president led an unorthodox convention for his true fans
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BBC
Trump threatens 'serious tariffs' on EU over proposal to make Canada 'associate member'
"I think it's laughable," Trump said, when asked about the Canada-EU proposal. The Canadian prime minister is speaking at the European Parliament today.
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08:21⇢Palace Says Grief Clouded Spencer Memory
⌨The newspapers keep focus on the Palace rebuttal to Earl Spencer's Diana book (The Telegraph, The Independent, Metro, Daily Mail). Coverage centres on the Palace line that 'grief can cloud reason' rejecting Spencer's claim that Charles said Diana would soon be forgotten. Attention also turns to Trump's threat of serious tariffs over an EU proposal for Canadian associate membership (The Guardian, BBC News).
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Gen Dan Caine comments at Washington summit come after US revealed it has deployed weapons in space
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Breitbart UK
The coalition of left-wing parties in Sweden has seemingly prevailed over the governing conservative bloc in a victory facilitated by mass migration.
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BBC
Carney about to address European Parliament after proposal to make Canada ‘associate member’ of EU
The Canadian prime minister’s speech comes after Donald Trump said the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the EU was “laughable”.
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BBC
Carney to address European Parliament after proposal to make Canada ‘associate member’ of EU
The Canadian prime minister’s speech comes after Donald Trump said the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the EU was “laughable”.
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BBC
Carney addressing European Parliament after proposal to make Canada ‘associate member’ of EU
The Canadian prime minister’s speech comes after Donald Trump said the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the EU was “laughable”.
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Inquiry uncovered missed opportunities and failures by New Zealand police and government agencies that could have avoided four-year hunt
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BBC
'Europe and Canada are stronger together', Carney says in address to EU Parliament
The Canadian prime minister’s speech comes after Donald Trump said the idea of Canada becoming an associate member of the EU was “laughable”.
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BBC
Canada welcomes EU ambition for it to become 'associate member', Carney tells European Parliament
The prime minister says Europe and Canada are "stronger together" in his speech.
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12:29⇢Carney Embraces EU Membership Overture
⌨The newspapers keep attention on two continuing stories. On the Spencer-Diana book, coverage shifts to reports that Earl Spencer did not inform Harry and William in advance (The Telegraph), alongside the Palace 'grief can cloud reason' rebuttal (Daily Mail). On Canada-EU ties, reports focus on Carney telling the European Parliament Canada welcomes associate membership talk and accusing Trump of weaponising trade after Trump dismissed the idea (BBC News, The Independent).
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Canada becoming EU ‘associate member’ would be positive move, Carney says, after Trump criticism
The PM says Canada having closer EU links would also make it a more “effective partner” of the US, adding no-one will tell his country who it can strike agreements with.
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Washington and Florida insiders are exploring lucrative deals for a post-communist Cuba crushed by ever-increasing US sanctions
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UK | Luke Alsford
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BBC
Canada becoming EU ‘associate member’ would be positive move, Carney says
The PM says Canada having closer EU links would also make it a more “effective partner” of the US, adding no-one will tell his country who it can strike agreements with.
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Polling shows overwhelming majority of Canadians support closer ties with Europe, says prime minister
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King warns tech bosses about 'existential dangers' of AI falling into wrong hands as he hosts summit
It's a busy day for the royals, with the Prince and Princess of Wales on a visit to the Isle of Bute and Prince Harry due at an Invictus Games event later.
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BBC
Canada becoming EU ‘associate member’ would be positive move, Carney says
The PM says Canada having closer EU links would also make it a more “effective partner” of the US, adding no-one will tell his country who it can strike agreements with.
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After Trump describes associate membership as ‘laughable’, PM says majority of Canadians support closer ties with bloc
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UK | Danni Scott
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said a Canada-EU alliance would create a "beacon for other democracies".
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If you’re saying ‘Free Palestine’ to your kids every night, you’re not well in the head.
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17:07⇢Carney Courts Europe in Strasbourg
⌨The newspapers keep attention on Canada-EU ties (The Guardian, BBC News). Reports focus on Mark Carney's Strasbourg speech welcoming talk of associate membership and calling for deep cooperation, presenting a Canada-EU alliance as a beacon for democracies. Coverage notes majority Canadian support for closer ties and follows Trump's dismissal of the proposal as laughable. Other headlines remain scattered across single-source items.
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After Trump describes the tie-up as ‘laughable’, PM says majority of Canadians support closer ties with bloc
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UK | Luke Alsford
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King Charles gathered some of the top names in AI to warn about the potential for the technology to “develop darker capacities” and “fall into the wrong hands.”
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UK | Luke Alsford
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There is no certainty that the idea will ever get off the ground, let alone become a blueprint for other countries, writes Katya Adler.
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