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24.11.2025

The Day Ukraine Peace Talks Showed 'Tremendous Progress'

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 24.11.2025.

It displays 105 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

24.11.2025 โ‡ข The Day Ukraine Peace Talks Showed 'Tremendous Progress'
โŒจUK media on November 24 focused extensively on the US-Ukraine peace talks. Early reports highlighted 'tremendous progress,' despite negotiators indicating a need for more time to finalize a deal that would require Russia's agreement. The morning saw the US and Ukraine signal progress after Geneva talks, with an 'updated' peace framework expected. By late morning, President Trump hinted at 'something good' after the talks, with reports of European offers to allow Russia back into the G8.

Later in the day, Trump continued to hint at 'big progress,' though President Zelensky cautioned against territorial concessions. The White House noted 'a couple of points of disagreement' on the Ukraine peace deal, but Trump expressed a desire for a swift resolution. Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget garnered sustained scrutiny over potential tax increases, pension raids, and a 'growth emergency.'
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00:47โ‡ขUkraine Peace Progress Hailed

โŒจUK media continues to focus on progress in Ukraine peace talks, with the US hailing 'tremendous progress' despite calls for more time to finalize a deal that would need Russia's agreement (BBC News, Sky News). Separately, former Prime Minister David Cameron has revealed his prostate cancer diagnosis (Daily Mail, Metro). Labour's shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is also facing warnings regarding her upcoming Budget and potential tax increases (The Independent, Evening Standard, The Telegraph, The Times).
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Her planned Budget will only entrench our national stagnancy. But there are radical alternatives out there
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BBC

US and Ukraine call peace talks 'highly productive' and agree to continue 'intensive' work

As the US and Ukrainian delegations met in Geneva on Sunday, a Russian drone attack on Kharkiv killed four people, the city's mayor said.
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08:00โ‡ขUkraine Peace Hopes Bloom Anew

โŒจUK media largely focuses on the progress of US-Ukraine peace talks, described as 'highly productive' with an 'updated' framework expected, despite a Russian drone attack on Kharkiv (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent, The Times, Channel 4 News). Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget is scrutinized for potential pension raids and welfare handouts (Daily Mail, New Statesman, Sky News, Evening Standard, The Telegraph).
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BBC

Zelensky says giving territory to Russia is 'main problem' after talks on US-backed peace plan

"Putin wants legal recognition to what he has stolen," says President Zelensky after weekend peace talks between the US and Ukraine in Geneva.
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11:44โ‡ขUkraine Talks Spark Hope

โŒจUK media largely focuses on renewed hopes for peace in Ukraine, with President Trump hinting at "something good" after Geneva talks and reports of European offers to allow Russia back into the G8, despite the EU stating "work remains" (Breitbart London, The Guardian, Sky News, The Independent, The Times, The Telegraph, BBC News). Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget continues to be scrutinized for potential tax hikes and their impact (Daily Mail, The Independent, The Telegraph, Evening Standard, New Statesman).
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BBC

Trump hints at 'big progress' in Ukraine talks as Zelensky warns against giving away territory

After weekend US-Ukraine talks in Geneva, President Zelensky says: "Putin wants legal recognition to what he has stolen...that's the main problem."
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14:25โ‡ขUkraine Talks: Zelensky's Firm Stand

โŒจUK media continues to highlight President Trump's hints of "big progress" in Ukraine peace talks, while President Zelensky warns against territorial concessions (BBC News, Sky News, The Telegraph, The Spectator, The Guardian). Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget faces scrutiny over a potential "growth emergency" and concerns that new revenue plans will benefit the wealthiest (The Independent, Novara Media, The Times, New Statesman, Evening Standard).
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16:55โ‡ขUkraine's Shifting Peace Sands

โŒจUK media continues to focus on Ukraine peace talks, with President Zelensky warning against territorial concessions even as reports suggest progress and changes to the US 'peace plan'. Trump also hints at 'big progress'. The upcoming Rachel Reeves Budget still garners attention over potential "growth emergency" and its impact (BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News, The Spectator, The Independent, New Statesman, HuffPost UK, The Telegraph, Breitbart London).
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As Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver the budget on Wednesday, she faces the political nightmare of having to come back for more tax, having said she wouldnโ€™t and sheโ€™s already made it clear that whatever she does the burden will fall on all of us, not just the rich minority โ€“ but the left and the Greens are demanding a wealth tax, while the right and Reform are demanding welfare cuts and tax cuts.
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20:20โ‡ขUkraine Peace Shifts Anew

โŒจUK media continues to focus on Ukraine peace talks, with an updated plan possibly acceptable to Ukraine "eventually" (BBC News, Sky News, The Guardian, The Spectator). Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming budget remains a significant topic, with concerns over a "growth emergency" and political pressures from both the left and right (Channel 4 News, The Independent, New Statesman, HuffPost UK, Morning Star Online, Evening Standard). Conservative party polling predicting just 14 seats and Nigel Farage's role are also prominent (Breitbart London, The Mirror).
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