Britain needs a ‘serious and pragmatic’ relationship with Beijing says PM ahead of talks with President Xi
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 18.11.2024.
It displays 86 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
18.11.2024 ⇢ The Day Long-Range Permission Changed Hands
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Biden's authorization for Ukraine to use US-supplied missiles within Russian territory dominated coverage, marking a significant policy shift two months before Trump's anticipated presidency. Morning reports focused on Moscow's reaction, with the Kremlin warning of "throwing oil on fire" and "inevitable escalation." Trump allies framed it as Biden attempting to start "a whole new war" before leaving office.
By afternoon, Sweden's distribution of nuclear preparedness pamphlets to households added to the escalation narrative. The Education Secretary acknowledged systemic failures in children's care, with private providers treating vulnerable children as "cash cows."
Evening coverage saw Russia vowing a "palpable response" if the missiles were used, while Labour faced pressure over rural votes due to farm tax policies - a continuation of previous days' agricultural unrest that saw Welsh farmers surrounding Labour's conference.
18.11.2024
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The Jewish Chronicle
The Chief Rabbi: ‘Tragically and sadly... sometimes in order to achieve peace, we do need to engage in war’
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The Guardian
Climate crisis to blame for dozens of ‘impossible’ heatwaves, studies reveal
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The Spectator
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BBC
Biden allows Ukraine to strike inside Russia with US missiles, as Russian attack kills 10 in Sumy
Ukraine's President Zelensky reacts to the US decision by saying "such things are not announced. Missiles will speak for themselves".
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New Statesman
The revival of liberalism cannot be conducted on Trumpian terms.
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06:59⇢Biden Unleashes Kiev's Long-Range Power
⌨The newspapers extensively report on Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use US missiles for strikes within Russia (BBC, Independent, Telegraph, Daily Mail, Breitbart), with Zelensky noting such decisions "are not announced." Donald Trump Jr. accuses Biden of attempting to escalate the conflict before Trump takes office. In domestic news, Keir Starmer signals a shift in UK-China relations, seeking a "serious and pragmatic" relationship with Beijing (Times).
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The Guardian
Biden lifts ban on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deeper into Russia
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Rachel Shabi’s Off-White: The Truth About Anti-Semitism whitewashes the role of ‘progressives’ in stoking modern Jew hatred.
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BBC
Biden allows Ukraine to strike inside Russia with US missiles, as Russian attack kills 11 in Sumy
Ukraine's President Zelensky reacts to the US decision by saying "such things are not announced. Missiles will speak for themselves".
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OVER TO YOU, KEIR
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The Guardian
Biden decision to allow Kyiv to use US missile inside Russia an escalation ‘to the max’, Russian politician says
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Using US missiles to strike inside Russia not a ‘silver bullet’, Ukraine MP says, after Biden lifts ban
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The Guardian
Using US missiles in Russia not a ‘silver bullet’, Kyiv MP says, as EU foreign policy chief calls for bloc’s ban to end
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The Guardian
EU foreign ministers signal support for US decision on using missiles inside Russia
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BBC
Biden allows Ukraine to strike inside Russia with US missiles in major policy shift
Allies of Vladimir Putin have warned the decision will lead to "serious escalation", while Donald Trump's son warns of "World War Three".
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The Guardian
Kremlin says any decision to use long-range US missiles against Russia would lead to a ‘rise in tension’
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US-made ATACMS missiles are likely to be used against Russian and North Korean troops in Kursk
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Starmer supports proposals to offer financial incentives to curb migrant departures
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BBC
Kremlin says Biden throwing 'oil on fire' by allowing Ukraine to use US missiles inside Russia
The decision by President Biden will allow Ukraine to fire into Russia itself using US long-range missiles it's had for more than a year.
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Western publics are rejecting the self-destructive and immiserating policies of Net Zero.
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10:04⇢Kremlin Fumes as Biden Unleashes Ukraine's Reach
⌨The newspapers report extensively on Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use US missiles inside Russia (BBC, Guardian, Telegraph, Times, Independent, HuffPost). The Kremlin warns this would "throw oil on fire" and escalate tensions. Trump's allies criticize the move as an attempt to escalate the conflict before Trump's presidency (Breitbart, Times). Keir Starmer faces pressure to follow Biden's lead on missile policy (HuffPost).
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Allowing long-range strikes deep inside Russia for the first time would “inevitably lead to a serious escalation”, Kremlin figures warn.
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Novara Media
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The Guardian
Kremlin says Biden is ‘fuelling fire’ of Ukraine conflict with missiles decision
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The Spectator
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Vulnerable kids are being placed in caravans and AirBnBs by a social care system that puts ‘profit above protection,’ Children’s Commissioner warns
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The Guardian
Kremlin accuses US of raising tensions with missile decision as Zelenskyy makes plea to G20 leaders
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The Guardian
Kremlin accuses US of raising tensions with missile decision; Erdoğan to present peace plan at G20
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Novara Media
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13:23⇢Moscow Rages at Biden's Missile Green Light
⌨The newspapers extensively cover Moscow's reaction to Biden's authorization of long-range missile strikes within Russia (Breitbart, Guardian, Independent, Telegraph, BBC, Times). The Kremlin warns of "inevitable escalation," while Trump's allies frame it as Biden launching a "whole new war" before leaving office. In domestic news, the Children's Commissioner reports on unsafe conditions in care homes, with children being placed in caravans and AirBnBs (Morning Star).
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Describing her view of the current treatment of children in care, Ms Phillipson said: “It’s a real stain on our society.”
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She instinctively knows that working-class America detests the religion of woke.
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The Jewish Chronicle
American envoy due in Beirut for talks tomorrow as diplomatic efforts continue to bring the fighting to a halt
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Novara Media
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BBC
We strongly support Ukraine’s sovereignty, says Biden in first comments since missile decision
The Kremlin says the US president has thrown "oil on fire" by allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles on Russian territory.
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BBC
We strongly support Ukraine's sovereignty, says Biden in first comments since missile decision
The Kremlin says the US president has thrown "oil on fire" by allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles on Russian territory.
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The Telegraph
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The Jewish Chronicle
American envoy due in Beirut for talks tomorrow as diplomatic efforts continue to bring the fighting to a halt
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16:27⇢Missiles Into Russia: Biden Crosses Line
⌨The newspapers extensively cover Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles within Russia (BBC, Telegraph, Independent, Daily Mail, HuffPost, Breitbart, Times). The Kremlin warns of "throwing oil on fire" and "inevitable escalation." A parallel story emerges about Sweden distributing nuclear preparedness pamphlets to households (Daily Mail). The Education Secretary acknowledges systemic failures in children's care, with private providers treating vulnerable children as "cash cows" (Channel 4, Morning Star).
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Breitbart UK
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has announced that it will launch and fund a private prosecution against two men involved in a fight with police officers at Manchester Airport in July
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BBC
Russia vows response if Ukraine uses US long-range missiles to hit its territory
The Kremlin warns Kyiv's use of such missiles would mark an escalation in the conflict, hours after Joe Biden gives the green light.
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Russia vows ‘palpable response’ if Ukraine uses long-range missiles on its territory
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The Guardian
Kremlin says Biden is ‘fuelling fire’ with missiles decision
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Breitbart UK
Alex Soros celebrated the reported decision by President Biden to allow Ukraine to use American-made long-range missiles to strike in Russia.
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Downing Street accepts ‘clear risk’ that fighter jet parts sold to Israel could be used to violate international humanitarian law, High Court hears
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The Independent
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‘He was a master manipulator whose abuse spanned 40 years in three different countries.’ The words of John Smyth’s son PJ – one of his earliest victims – in an exclusive interview with this programme. The Makin review detailed Smyth’s horrific abuse of those he met at public schools and Christian summer camps. What is…
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The Guardian
Kremlin says Biden is ‘fuelling fire’ of Ukraine conflict with missiles decision
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21:31⇢Kremlin Rattled as Biden Opens Russian Skies
⌨The newspapers heavily report on Biden's approval for Ukraine to use US long-range missiles within Russian territory. The Kremlin warns of escalation (BBC, Guardian, Telegraph, Times, Breitbart). Alex Soros publicly celebrates this decision (Breitbart), while a High Court case examines UK fighter jet parts being sold to Israel (Morning Star). Labour faces pressure over rural votes due to farm tax policies (Independent).
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US president-elect looms large — and his populist views will shape the talks
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US approval for Ukraine to strike inside Russia is a key move in the war as it reaches its 1,000th day.
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The Telegraph
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