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End of an era for Canada-US ties, says Carney, as allies worldwide decry Trump’s car tariffs
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 28.03.2025.
It displays 125 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
28.03.2025 ⇢ Day Myanmar Quake Devastated Bangkok As Vance Claimed Greenland
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A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar early morning, causing severe damage hundreds of miles away in Bangkok where a skyscraper collapsed, trapping dozens. Thailand declared Bangkok a disaster area as the death toll climbed to over 140 by afternoon.
King Charles remained hospitalized with "temporary side effects" from cancer treatment, continuing yesterday's health concerns.
International tensions escalated as US Vice President Vance visited Greenland despite a "frosty welcome" from locals. By evening, Vance declared military force unnecessary as "Greenlanders will want to join US" after independence, while Trump revealed his interest in the territory.
Other developments included a "hero Brit" tackling a knifeman in Amsterdam, earning mayoral recognition, and Brexit champion Nigel Farage criticizing Trump. The high street faced further decline with news of WH Smith's name disappearing after a £76 million sale and predictions of 17,000 shop closures this year.
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The Canadian leader said his country's relationship with the US had changed due to Trump's tariffs, jeopardising future cooperation.
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Speaking in the Arctic, Russia's president said Trump's plans were "serious" but nothing to do with Moscow.
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Speaking in the Arctic, Russia's president said Trump's plans were "serious" but nothing to do with Moscow.
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The Spectator
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BBC
7.7 magnitude earthquake hits Myanmar with damage reported in Bangkok
Footage on social media shows people evacuating buildings in the Thai capital, hundreds of miles from the epicentre.
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The Guardian
Strong 7.7-magnitude earthquake strikes Myanmar, with tremors felt in neighbouring Thailand
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07:32⇢Myanmar Earthquake Shakes Bangkok
⌨The newspapers report on a 7.7 magnitude earthquake striking Myanmar, with effects felt hundreds of miles away in Bangkok, causing building evacuations and damage (BBC, Guardian, Mirror, Sky). King Charles remains hospitalized due to cancer treatment side effects (Sun, Times, Metro). Political coverage includes Labour accusing Reform UK of planning NHS patient charges (HuffPost), claims of Trump seeking control of Ukraine's mineral assets (Independent), and concerns about Britain's underfunded military letting down NATO (Spectator). A British journalist reports being told by Marjorie Taylor Greene to "go back to your country," highlighting tensions in Trump's administration (Daily Mail).
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The Guardian
Myanmar hit by 7.7-magnitude earthquake with tremors reaching as far as Thailand
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World | Luke Alsford
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BBC
Magnitude 7.7 earthquake hits Myanmar with damage reported in Bangkok
Footage on social media shows people evacuating buildings in the Thai capital, hundreds of miles from the epicentre.
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New Statesman
What one parent’s experience reveals about a system on the brink of collapse.
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Breitbart UK
European troops that Britain and France want to send to Ukraine would be deployed to “strategic locations” to deter “Russian aggression”.
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The epicentre was just over 10 miles from the city of Mandalay, which is home to 1.2 million people
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BBC
Magnitude 7.7 earthquake hits Myanmar with damage hundreds of miles away in Bangkok
Roads have buckled in the capital Naypyidaw while a high-rise building under construction in Bangkok has collapsed.
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The Guardian
State of emergency declared in Bangkok as Myanmar hit by 7.7-magnitude earthquake with tremors reaching as far as Thailand
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Breaking | Live
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08:33⇢Myanmar Earthquake Collapses Bangkok Buildings
⌨The newspapers report on a devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar, with severe impacts felt hundreds of miles away in Bangkok, Thailand (BBC, Guardian, Independent, Metro, Mirror, Sky, Times). A state of emergency has been declared in Bangkok after a high-rise building under construction collapsed, with reports of people trapped in the rubble (Mirror, Sky). In European news, French President Macron has proposed deploying European troops to Ukraine as a "reassurance force" that would "react and respond" to Russian attacks (Breitbart). Domestically, retail chain WH Smith has announced a name change following a £76 million sale (Daily Mail).
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The Guardian
State of emergency declared in Bangkok as Thailand and Myanmar hit by 7.7-magnitude earthquake
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The Guardian
One dead and dozens trapped in collapsed Bangkok skyscraper as 7.7-magnitude earthquake hits Thailand and Myanmar
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BBC
Massive Myanmar earthquake causes widespread destruction with dozens trapped in collapsed Bangkok building
Roads buckle in the Myanmar capital Naypyidaw, while a high-rise building under construction collapses hundreds of miles away in the Thai capital.
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BRUTAL QUAKE | World News
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BRUTAL QUAKE | World News
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The Guardian
Bangkok declared a disaster area with dozens trapped in collapsed skyscraper after massive earthquake hits Thailand and Myanmar
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Speaking in the Arctic, Russia's president said Trump's plans were "serious" but nothing to do with Moscow.
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The Guardian
Bangkok declared a disaster area with two dead and dozens trapped under skyscraper after earthquake hits Thailand and Myanmar
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The Guardian
Thailand and Myanmar earthquake death toll rises, as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper
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The Guardian
Death toll rises as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper
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The Spectator
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Breaking | Live
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11:00⇢Bangkok Declared Disaster Zone After Myanmar Quake
⌨The newspapers report extensively on a devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Myanmar, causing severe damage in Bangkok (BBC, Daily Mail, Guardian, Independent, Mirror, Sky, Sun, Times). A skyscraper collapse has trapped dozens, with Bangkok declared a disaster area and fears of thousands dead (Guardian, Independent, Sky, Sun). In unexpected political developments, Nigel Farage has criticized Donald Trump (HuffPost), while Putin commented on Trump's reported plans to seize Greenland, calling them "serious" (BBC). The Spectator describes J.D. Vance's trip to Greenland as "deeply insensitive." On the business front, WH Smith will disappear from the high street after a £76 million sale (Metro).
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MAGA foreign policy is driven by a haunting sense of America’s vulnerability and decline.
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Myanmar declares state of emergency in six regions after the quake near Mandalay as Thailand says situation is ‘serious’
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Greenland is giving the cold shoulder to JD Vance and his wife, amid Trump's pledge to take control of the island.
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FINAL MOMENTS | Celebrity
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UK | Jasper King
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The Guardian
Thailand and Myanmar earthquake: dozens feared dead as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper
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Breaking | Live
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Vance visits Greenland military base as Trump vows to 'have' the island
Plans for the US vice-president's visit to the Arctic territory has been scaled back in recent days.
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The Guardian
Thailand and Myanmar earthquake: death toll rises as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper
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The Guardian
Death toll rises as Bangkok declared disaster area with dozens trapped under skyscraper
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Breaking | Live
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As JD Vance visits Greenland, a majority of its people fear the Americans’ intentions. “At first we thought it was a joke, but now it’s scary,” said film-maker Ane Lena Fussing Rosbach.
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14:03⇢Bangkok Skyscraper Collapses After Myanmar Quake
⌨The newspapers report extensively on two major international stories. A catastrophic 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has caused severe damage in Bangkok, with dozens trapped under a collapsed skyscraper and fears of thousands dead (Guardian, Independent, Mirror, Sky, Spectator, Times). Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland has sparked concerns among locals about American intentions, with Trump reportedly vowing to "have" the island (BBC, Channel 4, Spiked). In other news, a "hero Brit" has been praised for tackling a knifeman during a stabbing in Amsterdam (Daily Mail).
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ON THE RUN | UK News
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The Guardian
More than 140 reported killed in Myanmar earthquake, as Thailand works to free dozens trapped under Bangkok skyscraper
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Breaking | Live
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Novara Media
Just Stop Oil has announced it’s hung up the hi-vis. Richard Hames looks back at three years of road-blocking and soup-throwing and ahead to what’s coming next.
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FEARLESS ‘BRIT’ | World News
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PRETTY DAM BRAVE | World News
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17:19⇢Myanmar Quake Death Toll Rises Past 140
⌨The newspapers report on a devastating earthquake that has killed over 140 people in Myanmar, with dozens trapped in a collapsed Bangkok skyscraper (Guardian, Independent, Sky, Times). A British citizen is being praised as a hero for tackling a knifeman during a stabbing attack in Amsterdam (Mirror, Sun). JD Vance's visit to Greenland continues to generate tension, with reports of locals giving him a "frosty welcome" amid Putin issuing a war warning (BBC, Daily Mail). Domestically, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is described as "bruised" but "staying the course" despite criticism over recent economic policies (HuffPost).
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Ukraine’s Zelensky predicts the death of Russia’s leader Vladimir Putin “soon”, stating the invasion of his country would then have to end.
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The Guardian
Myanmar earthquake: at least 144 killed as rescues also continue in Bangkok
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The couple were detained in front of their daughter and kept in a cell for eight hours over their messages on the app as well as emails sent to the school
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Breaking | Live
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Government must take action, union warns: ‘We can’t go on with billionaires getting ever richer whilst working people suffer’
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Breaking | Live
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Vance says military force is not needed because Greenlanders will want to join US
Vance says Russia and China are increasing their footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".
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Vance says military force not needed because Greenlanders will want to join US
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".
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Breaking | Live
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19:27⇢Vance Claims Greenlanders Will Join US Voluntarily
⌨The newspapers report on US Vice President Vance's statement that military force won't be needed to acquire Greenland, as he believes Greenlanders will voluntarily join the US due to Russian and Chinese influence in the region (BBC, Sky). International coverage includes the devastating Myanmar earthquake, with at least 144 dead and dozens trapped under a collapsed Bangkok skyscraper (Guardian, Independent). A British citizen is being celebrated as a hero after tackling a knifeman during an Amsterdam stabbing attack (Daily Mail, Sun). Domestically, the UK faces economic challenges with high street store closures (Mirror) and rising living costs amid accusations of growing inequality (Morning Star).
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Vance scolds Denmark during Greenland trip as Trump says US must have island
The vice-president says Russia and China have increased footprints in the area and the world cannot "bury our heads in the sand".
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UK | Sara Odeen-Isbister
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Plus: the Gazan revolt against Hamas and the lawyer taking on the thoughtpolice.
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BLACK AND BLUE MOON | Football
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'We're digging people out with our bare hands': Hunt for survivors as Myanmar quake kills dozens
At least 144 people have died in Myanmar after the 7.7 magnitude earthquake, felt by Thailand and other neighbouring countries.
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UK | Sam Courtney-Guy
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