The day Minneapolis children died in school shooting

The 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.