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27.08.2025

The day Minneapolis children died in school shooting

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 27.08.2025.

It displays 129 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

27.08.2025 โ‡ข The day Minneapolis children died in school shooting
โŒจThe day began with UK media focusing on Nigel Farage's mass deportation plan, which garnered controversial Taliban backing and faced questions regarding public support. Simultaneously, the new energy price cap was announced, signaling an unexpected rise in household bills for October. As the day progressed, Farage significantly shifted his stance, retracting earlier proposals to deport women and children, a development extensively covered alongside Labour's challenge to his ECHR withdrawal. By mid-afternoon, an urgent international story emerged: a school shooting in Minneapolis, quickly becoming the dominant headline. Initial reports of multiple injuries evolved to confirm two children tragically killed during a Catholic school Mass. The evening coverage focused on identifying the suspected shooter and the FBI's investigation into the incident as a "domestic terror" attack, overshadowing most other narratives.
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03:07 (02:07)โ‡ขFarage's Plan: Public Will?

โŒจThe UK media's central focus remains Nigel Farage's mass deportation plan, with new discussions questioning public appetite for his proposals to remove asylum seekers (Channel 4 News). While this political debate continues, tabloid headlines are dominated by the engagement of Taylor Swift to Travis Kelce, detailing secrets and fan theories (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror, The Sun). Internationally, Russia's advance into Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region marks a significant escalation (BBC News).
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New Statesman

The millennial parent trap

This generation are desperate to raise their children differently. Why?
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HuffPost UK

TALIBAN BACKS FARAGE

Brutal Regime Says It Will Work With Reform On Deportation Plan
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08:31 (07:31)โ‡ขFarage's Deportation Plan: Taliban Endorsement

โŒจThe UK media's focus continues on Nigel Farage's mass deportation plan, which has now controversially received backing from the Taliban for its proposals (HuffPost UK, Channel 4 News, Morning Star Online). This coincides with ongoing discussions around migrant protests and French efforts to intercept small boats (The Spectator, The Times). Domestically, rising energy bills and the new Ofgem price cap are a major concern for households as winter approaches (The Independent, The Mirror, Sky News).
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11:58 (10:58)โ‡ขMusk Challenges Farage Amid Policy Scrutiny

โŒจNewspapers report the ongoing debate surrounding Nigel Farage's immigration policies intensifies, with Elon Musk publicly attacking Farage and backing a rival party, seemingly to divide the Reform vote (Breitbart London). Scrutiny also focuses on Farage's policy consistency, highlighting 'flip-flops' on key issues (The Mirror). This comes as polling suggests widespread public backing for asylum hotel protests (Sky News), building on previous reports of Taliban endorsement for Farage's deportation plans (HuffPost UK) and ongoing migrant discussions (The Spectator, The Times).
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Novara Media

UK Thinktank Fellow Suggests Israel Should Target More Journalists

Andrew Fox, a former army major and research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, wrote that โ€˜information warriorsโ€™ should be considered combatants in Gaza. Journalist union leaders have called Foxโ€™s comments โ€˜violentโ€™ and โ€˜reprehensibleโ€™. Rivkah Brown reports.
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14:42 (13:42)โ‡ขFarage Shifts on Deportation Plans

โŒจNewspapers continue to extensively cover Nigel Farage's immigration policies, with fresh reports detailing his retraction on plans to deport women and children (The Independent, Sky News). Labour is reportedly challenging Farage's proposal to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, asserting it would make Britain akin to Russia (Breitbart London). These developments further fuel the ongoing national discussion surrounding migration and its societal impacts (HuffPost UK, The Spectator).
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HuffPost UK

FARAGE'S ASYLUM U-TURN

Reform Leader Rows Back On Deporting Women And Children
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Channel 4

Trump slaps crippling 50% tariffs on India over Russia oil purchases

The impact of Donald Trumpโ€™s Presidency is being felt the world over. Markets in Delhi, 7,000 miles from Washington DC are now feeling the crunch of Trumpโ€™s new 50% tariffs on India. Some items are exempt, such as mobile phones, some pharmaceuticals, some fuel products โ€“ but the bulk of Indiaโ€™s multi-billion dollar export marketโ€ฆ
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BBC

Multiple people injured in Catholic school shooting in Minneapolis, police say

Local police tell the BBC there is no longer an active shooter in the area.
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16:09 (15:09)โ‡ขMinneapolis School Shooting

โŒจThe UK media is largely focused on the breaking news of a school shooting in Minneapolis, with reports of multiple injuries and at least two children dead at a Catholic school (BBC News, Daily Mail, Sky News). This urgent international event takes prominence, while coverage continues on Nigel Farage's recent U-turn, retracting his plan to deport women and children as part of his migration policies (HuffPost UK, The Independent). Broader discussions on migrant-related unrest also appear (Breitbart London, The Spectator).
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BBC

Two reported killed and at least 20 others injured in Minneapolis school shooting

Police say there is no longer an "active threat" in the area and the gunman is also dead.
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BBC

Two reported killed and at least 20 injured in Minneapolis school shooting

Police say there is no longer an "active threat" in the area and the gunman is also dead.
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BBC

Two children, aged eight and 10, killed in shooting during Minneapolis Catholic school Mass

Police say there is no longer an "active threat" in the area and the gunman is also dead.
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17:45 (16:45)โ‡ขMinneapolis: Children Slain During Mass

โŒจUK media is heavily focused on the Minneapolis school shooting, with numerous reports confirming two children, aged eight and ten, were tragically killed during a Catholic school Mass (BBC News, Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror, Sky News, The Times). This breaking international tragedy takes precedence, while coverage also continues on Nigel Farage's recent retraction of his plan to deport women and children (HuffPost UK, The Independent) and broader migrant-related discussions (Breitbart London, The Spectator).
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20:39 (19:39)โ‡ขMinneapolis Attack: Terror Probe

โŒจThe Minneapolis school shooting continues to dominate headlines, with new reports identifying the suspected killer and revealing their alleged transgender identity and anti-Trump views. The FBI is investigating the incident as a "domestic terror" attack (Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News, The Sun). Domestically, UK media also focuses on women's safety, highlighting NHS failures in supporting domestic abuse victims and a high-profile sexual assault court case (Channel 4 News, The Mirror).
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BBC

Children killed and injured on pews when attacker shot through Minneapolis church windows

Two victims are dead and 17 other people are injured, 14 of them children, police say.
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BBC

Children killed and injured in pews when attacker shot through Minneapolis church windows

An eight- and ten-year-old have been killed and 17 other people injured during an attack at a Catholic school Mass.
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