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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 28.11.2024.
It displays 148 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
28.11.2024 ⢠The Day Power Died and Wallace Fell
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Russia launched a "massive" missile attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving one million people without power. Putin threatened to target Kyiv's "decision-making centres" with new missiles, framing the attacks as response to Western weapons use in Russia.
UK migration statistics revealed record-high net migration of 906,000 to June 2023, prompting Starmer to accuse the Conservatives of running an "open borders experiment." The UK signed a deal with Iraq to tackle people smuggling.
BBC's MasterChef host Gregg Wallace stepped down following allegations from 13 colleagues, including Kirsty Wark, of inappropriate sexual behavior. The story evolved through the day with increasingly serious allegations, including claims of inappropriate conduct in the studio. By evening, Rod Stewart publicly criticized Wallace for bullying his wife Penny Lancaster, while Wallace broke his silence to thank supporters.
Former soldier Daniel Khalife was found guilty of spying for Iran after his prison escape attempt.
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Crime
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00:56â˘Al Fayed's Enablers Under Investigation
â¨The newspapers report on two major developments: several outlets cover the Met Police's investigation into Mohamed Al Fayed and potential enablers of alleged sexual abuse (Metro, Sky News, Evening Standard). Former PM David Cameron's shift to support assisted dying legislation gains attention (Times), while the death of 17-year-old photographer Liz Hatton, who had connections with the Royal Family, receives emotional coverage (Daily Mail, Mirror).
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President Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexico's position is not to close borders, and to respect human rights.
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News | Liam Coleman
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The Guardian
âMassive attackâ on Ukraineâs power network under way, says minister
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BBC
Russia launches 'massive' missile attack on energy infrastructure across Ukraine
Energy minister Herman Halushchenko says that attacks are "taking place all over Ukraine" and emergency power outages have been introduced.
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The Guardian
Moscow launches âmassive strikeâ on Ukraineâs energy infrastructure
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News | Liam Coleman
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New Statesman
The philanthropist has been fighting global disease for 25 years. He believes the world is at a dangerous tipping point.
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BBC
Russia launches 'massive' missile attack on Ukraine's energy network
Energy minister Herman Halushchenko says that attacks are "taking place all over Ukraine" and emergency power outages have been introduced.
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The Guardian
One million people reported without power in Ukraine after Russian attacks on energy infrastructure
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News | Liam Coleman
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08:42â˘Russia Cuts Ukraine's Power Grid
â¨The newspapers report extensively on Russia's "massive" missile attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with multiple sources confirming power outages affecting one million people (BBC, Guardian, Sky News). In domestic media, BBC Radio 2's Zoe Ball announces departure from her breakfast show role while battling health issues (Daily Mail), and Labour faces challenges over the Chagos Islands agreement (Independent, Telegraph). An interview with Boris Johnson discussing his disposability generates discussion (Spectator).
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UK | Liam Coleman
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BBC
More than one million in Ukraine without power after Russia attacks energy network
Energy minister Herman Halushchenko says that attacks are "taking place all over Ukraine" and emergency power outages have been introduced.
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The Guardian
Zelenskyy claims Russia used cluster munitions as one million people reported without power in Ukraine
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World | Sarah Hooper
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opening up | Celebrity
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STAR'S STRUGGLE | Celebrity
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The Guardian
Zelenskyy claims Russia used cluster munitions as 1 million people reported without power in Ukraine
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The Guardian
Kyiv claims Russia used cluster munitions as Ukraineâs energy company says emergency blackouts over
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The UK government is being pushed by the Ford Motor Co. to mandate consumer incentives to push drivers into electric vehicles (EVs) as an industry backlash grows over imposed sales targets and the marketplace flatly rejecting the product.
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The Jewish Chronicle
Jewish organisations had expressed concern over the TUCâs campaign
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10:32â˘Ukraine's Million Powerless
â¨The newspapers report extensively on Russia's continued attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with multiple sources confirming power outages affecting one million people across Ukraine (BBC, Guardian, Independent). New developments show UK's net migration reaching record highs of nearly one million, while asylum spending increased by 36% (Telegraph, Sky News). Ford Motor Co. requests government intervention for EV sales amid market resistance (Breitbart).
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The Guardian
Putin threatens to target âdecision-making centres in Kyivâ with new missile
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BBC
Putin says attack on Ukraine power grid is 'response' to use of Western weapons in Russia
More than one million Ukrainians have been left without power, following an overnight attack by Russia.
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The Guardian
Putin threatens to target Kyiv with new missile after US and UK-made weapons used in Russia
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The Independent
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BBC
Putin threatens to target Kyiv 'decision-making centres' with new missile
The Russian leader's comments come after Moscow's overnight missile and drone attack on Ukraine's power grid.
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Morning Star
More than 60 signatories urge Foreign Minister to sanction Israel in line with ICC and ICJ
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DOUBLE AGENT | UK News
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy and guests talk about how the Ukraine-Russia war is escalating, in this episode of The Political Fourcast.
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US Politics
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11:37â˘Putin's New Threat Meets Iran's Spy
â¨The newspapers report on Putin's new threats to target Kyiv's "decision-making centres" following the use of Western weapons in Russia (BBC, Guardian, Channel 4). A significant development in UK security sees former soldier Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran (Independent, Sky News, The Sun). Meanwhile, revised migration figures show a record increase of nearly one million people to the UK population, with specific source countries identified (Daily Mail, Times).
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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Earlier data revised upwards â but total fell by 20% in year to June
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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TV | Ruth Lawes
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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Putin said strikes into Russia using Western missiles will âof courseâ be answered, with âdecision-making centers in Kyivâ a target.
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TV | Ruth Lawes
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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12:57â˘Wallace Walks After BBC's Sexual Comments Probe
â¨The newspapers report on two major developments: Putin's new threats to target Kyiv with missiles in response to Western-backed strikes (Breitbart, BBC, Guardian, HuffPost), while multiple British outlets cover BBC presenter Gregg Wallace's departure from MasterChef amid allegations of inappropriate sexual comments (Daily Mail, Metro, Mirror, Sun, Sky News). The ONS admits to undercounting net migration figures by 166,000 people (Times).
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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Conservative MP Danny Kruger on why MPs must reject the âassisted dyingâ bill.
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WALLACE WALKS | News TV
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The Guardian
Israel says air force struck Hezbollah facility in southern Lebanon; curfews announced amid uneasy ceasefire
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The Jewish Chronicle
Police called after attackers threw rocks at buses carrying children returning from school
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14:32â˘Wallace's Sexual Comments End MasterChef Run
â¨The newspapers report on MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace's departure amid misconduct allegations, with 13 people, including BBC's Kirsty Wark, accusing him of making inappropriate sexual comments (Daily Mail, Mirror, Sky News, Telegraph, Sun). Meanwhile, Israel strikes Hezbollah facilities in southern Lebanon during the ceasefire (Guardian), and Daniel Khalife is found guilty of spying for Iran (Independent). Reports emerge of attacks on Jewish school buses in London (Jewish Chronicle).
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The Guardian
Hezbollah keeping âhands on triggerâ amid fragile ceasefire with Israel
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GREGG STEPS OUT | TV
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TV | Danni Scott
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UK | Jen Mills
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The Spectator
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Russia says it is selecting Ukrainian targets and may hit government offices in the capital.
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FRESH CLAIMS | News TV
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New stats show net arrivals hit another record high of 900,000+ in 2023, Nigel Farage warns against accepting migration is now falling.
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The Guardian
Putin threatens to hit Kyiv with Oreshnik missiles and praises Trump
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18:43â˘Wallace's Studio Sex Scandal Sinks MasterChef
â¨The newspapers report on two major developments: Putin's new threats to target Ukrainian decision-makers in Kyiv with Oreshnik missiles (BBC, Guardian, Breitbart), while a scandal unfolds around MasterChef's Gregg Wallace, who faces multiple allegations of misconduct, including inappropriate behavior in the studio, leading to his departure (Daily Mail, Sun, Mirror, Metro). Migration figures show record-high net arrivals of 900,000+, with Labour's Starmer criticizing the Conservative government's "open borders experiment" (HuffPost, Independent, Breitbart).
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There is nothing compassionate, caring or liberal about state-backed suicide.
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TV | Danni Scott
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It was already a record high, but revised figures show net migration actually peaked in 2023 at a quarter of a million more than first thought.
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WALLACE SPEAKS | News TV
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HOSPITAL DASH | News TV
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Showbiz | Kitty Chrisp
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TV | Josie Copson
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22:17â˘Wallace's Studio Sock Scandal Deepens
â¨The newspapers report extensively on two major developments: The Office for National Statistics reveals record-high net migration of 906,000 to June 2023, significantly higher than previously reported (Channel 4, Breitbart, HuffPost, Independent), while multiple sources cover new developments in the Gregg Wallace scandal, with Ulrika Jonsson alleging he made inappropriate jokes on MasterChef, leading to his departure from the BBC (Telegraph, Mirror, Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News, The Sun).
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