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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 24.07.2025.
It displays 108 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
24.07.2025 โข The Hunger Deepened, The Wrestler Fell
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The humanitarian crisis in Gaza consistently dominated UK media, evolving throughout the day. Morning reports highlighted deepening hunger, with later coverage intensifying to a "state of child famine," "mass starvation," and warnings of Gazans becoming "walking corpses" by UN agencies, prompting urgent appeals for increased aid access. Domestically, Jeremy Corbyn's launch of a new political party in the early afternoon marked a significant development, positioning a left-wing challenge to Labour. Concurrently, celebrity news saw a shift: early focus on Ozzy Osbourne's final days was later eclipsed by the breaking news in the late afternoon of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan's death at 71, which immediately became a major, widely covered story across multiple outlets, similar to Osbourne's passing two days prior. The ongoing Jay Slater inquest also maintained consistent coverage.
24.07.2025
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02:31
The Guardian
Why Seoul is silent on the North's army transformation
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02:39
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04:46
It came as a US judge denied a justice department's bid to unseal Florida court files on Epstein.
04:46
06:12
BBC
One killed as Thailand and Cambodia clash on disputed border
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up
06:12
06:30
BBC
Thailand seals entire border with Cambodia after clashes kill at least one
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up
06:30
06:30
The Spectator
06:30
06:31โขGaza's Hunger Deepens
โจUK media continues to focus on the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports highlighting aid blocks causing starvation for people and aid workers, and parents boiling leaves for food (Channel 4 News, Morning Star Online). Domestically, concerns persist regarding the UK's asylum system, including public outrage over hotels used for asylum seekers (The Sun, Spiked). Separately, revelations about the Epstein case are emerging (Daily Mail).
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UK | Brooke Davies
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UK | Brooke Davies
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07:14
BBC
Thailand seals entire border with Cambodia after clashes kill at least two
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
07:14
07:22
BBC
Thailand seals entire border with Cambodia after clashes kill at least two civilians
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
07:22
07:31
07:40
07:57
BBC
Thailand seals border with Cambodia after clashes kill at least two civilians
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
07:57
08:06
BBC
Thailand seals border with Cambodia after clashes kill at least nine civilians
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
08:06
08:15
LAST GOODBYE | Celebrity
08:15
08:32
BBC
Thailand seals border with Cambodia after military clashes kill at least nine civilians
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
08:32
08:32
The Guardian
Why Seoul is silent on Pyongyangโs military threat
08:32
08:49
08:58
BBC
Thailand seals border with Cambodia after military clashes kill at least 12 civilians
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
08:58
08:58
09:07
BBC
Thailand seals border with Cambodia after military clashes kill at least 12 people
Both sides have accused each other of firing the first shot as border tensions between the two South East Asian neighbours heat up.
09:07
09:33
09:35โขGaza: The Gold for Flour Trade
โจUK media continues its focus on the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports detailing starving Gazans trading gold for flour amidst "insane" food prices and explicit pictures showing "mass starvation" due to persistent aid blocks (Independent, Metro, Channel 4 News). Concurrently, coverage persists on Ozzy Osbourne's final days, including a heartwarming family video (Daily Mail, Mirror, Sun). Domestic political debate scrutinizes Keir Starmer's policy choices (New Statesman, Sky News).
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10:34
HuffPost UK
Why The UN's Climate Lawsuit Ruling Is A Regrettable Necessity
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FAMILY HORROR | Irish News
10:34
10:43
The Jewish Chronicle
The countryโs foreign ministry said it โcannot remain inactiveโ in the face of โongoing atrocitiesโ
10:43
11:01
BBC
'We are not close to famine, we are living it,' says Gaza doctor as UN warns of 'dire' crisis
The UN's humanitarian agency warns only a "trickle" of aid is getting into Gaza - Israel says 800 trucks are inside Gaza waiting for collection.
11:01
11:01
The Jewish Chronicle
Education Secretary Linda McMahon said the US is undergoing a โseismic shiftโ in its response to antisemitism at taxpayer-funded institutions
11:01
11:01
The Spectator
11:01
11:19
11:27
The founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF) has been accused of ordering the falsification of research to make it appear that Brexit was detrimental to Britainโs economy.
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12:37
JAY BOMBSHELL | World News
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12:46
The Guardian
Why do some deny Israelโs genocide in Gaza?
12:46
12:47โขFamine in Gaza
โจUK media continues its extensive focus on the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports emphasizing "living famine," critical aid shortages, and Palestinians trading valuables for food amidst spiralling prices (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent). Domestically, ongoing coverage details developments in the Jay Slater case as new witnesses emerge (The Mirror, The Sun). Other discussions include allegations concerning the WEF and Brexit (Breitbart London), revelations from Epstein files (Metro), and the Cyprus wildfires (Daily Mail).
13:56
The Jewish Chronicle
The anti-Israel rap trio was due to perform at the Sziget Festival next month, but their concert will not go ahead
13:56
14:13
The launch has been described as bungled and confused.
14:13
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14:31
BBC
UN says 6,000 lorries' worth of aid ready to enter Gaza and urges Israel to allow access
The UN's humanitarian agency warns only a "trickle" of aid is getting into Gaza - Israel says 800 trucks are inside Gaza waiting for collection.
14:31
14:40
The Jewish Chronicle
The airline claimed its staff were responding to the groupโs alleged disruptive actions and not any form of religious expression
14:40
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14:48
The Jewish Chronicle
The suspect was captured in Nablus after an apparently accidental blast led security forces to his location
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14:48
JAY BOMBSHELL | World News
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14:57
At least 113 people in Gaza have now died from starvation, including dozens of children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza.
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15:06
Former Labour leader sets up new left-wing challenger movement โ called Your Party, for now
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15:41
STAR'S AGONY | Cricket
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15:50
The Guardian
As Gaza starves, Netanyahu jokes about McDonaldโs
15:50
15:52โขThe Children's Hunger Deepens
โจUK media continues its extensive focus on the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports intensifying on a "state of child famine" and direct deaths from starvation, while the UN urges Israel to allow more aid access (BBC News, Channel 4 News, The Guardian). Domestically, a significant development is the confirmation and launch of Jeremy Corbyn's new political party, aiming to challenge Labour from the left (The Independent, New Statesman, The Times). The ongoing Jay Slater inquest also features prominently with new witness accounts (Daily Mail, The Mirror).
16:07
BBC
Analysing Thailand-Cambodia clash footage, Russia strikes and latest crime numbers
Latest updates from the BBC's specialists in fact-checking, verifying video and tackling disinformation.
16:07
16:07
HuffPost UK
Corbyn Launches New Left-Wing Party โ But No One Knows What It's Called
16:07
16:07
JAY BOMBSHELL | World News
16:07
16:15
Breitbart UK
The British left appears set to be further divided as far-left former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn officially announced the launch of a new leftist political party with fellow radical Zarah Sultana.
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16:15
BBC
UN says 6,000 lorries' worth of aid ready to enter Gaza and urges Israel to allow access
The UN's humanitarian agency warns only a "trickle" of aid is getting into Gaza - Israel says 800 trucks are inside Gaza waiting for collection.
16:15
16:15
JAY BOMBSHELL | World News
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16:41
The current Labour government says itโs determined to make change for people in places like Inham Nook in Nottingham. But some people living on the estate there feel theyโre dealing with a shopping list of issues that go back years.
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Mothin Ali cites Jeremy Corbyn as an inspiration and wants to speak up for working class communities. But can the Greens become a vehicle for leftwing politics? Craig Gent speaks to the man hoping to become the partyโs deputy leader.
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HULK HOGAN DEAD | WWE
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17:07
Resident doctors (once known as juniors) will once again walk out on strike over pay.
17:07
17:07
The Jewish Chronicle
The Hellenic Police confirmed it was investigating a separate attack on one of the tourists, but contradicted their claims of harassment by activists
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TV | Rishma Dosani
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17:08โขThe Wrestling Icon's Passing
โจUK media continues to report on the domestic political landscape, with Jeremy Corbyn's new left-wing party now officially launched and challenging Labour (Breitbart London, HuffPost UK, The Independent, New Statesman, The Times). Concurrently, the passing of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan at 71 is widely covered across multiple outlets (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror, The Sun). The humanitarian situation in Gaza also remains a key focus, with the UN urging increased aid access (BBC News, The Guardian).
17:16
BBC
UN agency says 6,000 lorries' worth of aid ready to enter Gaza and urges Israel to allow access
The UN's humanitarian agency warns only a "trickle" of aid is getting into Gaza - Israel says 800 trucks are inside Gaza waiting for collection.
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17:16
The Independent
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17:16
GOODBYE, BROTHER | WWE
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17:33
Former Labour leader sets up left-wing challenger movement โ but it has yet to be named
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17:42
Matt Ridley on the lab-leak cover-up and the insanity of Net Zero.
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18:16
The UN agency for Palestinians says it has thousands of truckloads of supplies near Gaza which it wants to deliver.
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Morning Star
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19:18
The Guardian
From wrestling to Trump rallies
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20:01
Five days of industrial action due to start on Friday โwill help those who want the NHS to failโ he says
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20:18
As images of starving Palestinians shock the world, Israel and Hamas are under huge pressure at home and abroad to reach a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK | WWE
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20:28โขCorbyn's New Banner Unfurled
โจUK media continues to heavily feature the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with UN agencies highlighting widespread child malnutrition and famine (BBC News, Channel 4 News, Sky News). Domestically, Jeremy Corbyn's new political party, launched with Zarah Sultana, remains a key focus (The Independent, Morning Star Online, Breitbart London, HuffPost UK, New Statesman). The passing of legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan at 71 is also widely reported (Daily Mail, Metro, The Sun, The Guardian).
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THE INCREDIBLE HULK | WWE
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20:53
The UN agency for Palestinians says it has thousands of truckloads of supplies near Gaza which it wants to deliver.
20:53
21:10
The Guardian
The jaw-dropping Satanic takedown of Trump
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TAKING A LIBERTY | UK News
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22:09
Macron continued the French tradition of surrender by announcing he would recognize the fictitious โState of Palestineโ in September.
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