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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 29.11.2025.
It displays 69 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.11.2025 ⇢ The Day Reeves Faced Calls for Resignation Over Budget Lies
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November 29 saw UK media primarily focused on Rachel Reeves and the Budget. Morning reports detailed a major Airbus A320 recall due to a software issue linked to solar radiation, causing global flight disruptions. However, by late morning and throughout the afternoon, the narrative shifted intensely to Reeves, with increasing pressure for her resignation over alleged "tax lies" and a " £21bn black hole" in the Budget. Labour's largest donor and voters joined calls for her to step down, with No 10 admitting the Prime Minister also knew about the financial discrepancies. Concurrently, the new 'Your Party' launch generated controversy, marked by internal "witch hunt" accusations and member expulsions.
29.11.2025
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03:16
The Guardian
Immediate software change on ‘significant number’ of jets to result in disruption to half the worldwide fleet
03:16
03:27
Around 6,000 planes have been grounded to undergo an urgent software update after a vulnerability was identified.
03:27
04:20
The Guardian
Immediate software change on ‘significant number’ of jets to result in disruption to half the worldwide fleet
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05:36
07:03
The directive comes hours after President Trump said the US will pause migration from "third-world countries".
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07:38
New Statesman
But this conference must have a simple message: stop doing stupid stuff
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07:51
The Spectator
07:51
08:02
08:04⇢Airbus Grounded: Solar Glitch
⌨UK media is intensely focused on a major Airbus A320 recall due to a software issue linked to solar radiation, disrupting global travel and grounding a significant portion of the worldwide fleet (The Guardian, Sky News, The Times, Metro). Concurrently, Rachel Reeves' Budget faces continued scrutiny over alleged tax lies and a "£21bn black hole" (The Spectator, Evening Standard, The Telegraph, Spiked). Separately, the US has halted asylum claim decisions following a National Guard shooting (BBC News).
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UK | Ryan Prosser
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The Times
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09:35
UK | Ryan Prosser
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09:46
HuffPost UK
09:46
10:08
10:08
Account of visit to Gaza by French professor describes Israeli military attacks on security personnel protecting convoys
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10:19
UK finance minister “on the brink” just days after delivering national budget over what have been called “smoke and mirrors” and “tax lies”.
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10:41
The overnight attack kills at least three and leaves many in the Ukrainian capital.
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11:36
A widening corruption scandal has forced the resignation of Ukraine's second most powerful person.
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US | Ryan Prosser
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12:00⇢Reeves on the Brink
⌨UK media continues to heavily focus on Rachel Reeves, with increasing pressure on the Chancellor to resign amid a "tax lies" scandal surrounding the recent Budget (Breitbart London, Daily Mail, Evening Standard, The Spectator, The Telegraph, HuffPost UK). Separately, the resignation of Zelensky's top aide due to a corruption scandal is also reported (BBC News, Sky News).
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The Telegraph
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13:05
Plus: the pro-lockdown lies of the Covid inquiry and Zack Polanski’s fairytale economics.
13:05
13:26
Committee highlights allegations including dog attacks and sexual violence, raising concern about impunity for war crimes
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13:37
World | William Hallowell
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14:11
Far-left violence erupted in the town of Giessen on Saturday morning as the sovereigntist Alternative for Germany (AfD) launched its new youth branch, sparking Antifa attacks on politicians and police.
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14:23
The Green party’s strategy to beat Labour and Reform.
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14:35
UK | Frankie Lister-Fell
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14:47
The Green party’s strategy to beat Labour and Reform.
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15:00
The directive comes hours after Donald Trump said the US will pause migration from "third-world countries".
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15:00
UK | William Hallowell
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17:05
The US cannot legally close another country's airspace, but Trump's comments could deter airlines from operating in Venezuela.
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17:05
The Spectator
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17:06⇢Reeves' Fund Chaos
⌨UK media continues to heavily focus on Rachel Reeves, with increasing pressure on the Chancellor to resign amid a "tax lies" scandal (Daily Mail, Evening Standard, The Telegraph, Spiked). Separately, the new 'Your Party' launch is causing controversy and is seen as a "mess" by some outlets (Morning Star Online, Novara Media, The Spectator, New Statesman).
17:16
Breitbart UK
West Yorkshire Police arrested a British business owner over a picture he posted on social media of himself holding a gun in the United States.
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17:16
New Statesman
Zarah Sultana has boycotted the main hall, calling the evictions of attendees “indefensible”
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17:28
Your Party’s inaugural conference began in Liverpool on Saturday with many hoping that the party’s warring factions would unite. But just hours in, co-founder Zarah Sultana announced she was boycotting the event. Steven Methven reports.
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17:32
The Economist
A robotaxi boom is coming. The impacts might be broader than you expect
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18:27
New Statesman
From 2017: The playwright reflects on his life, his work, and the rise of populism.
18:27
19:22
At least two people were killed and dozens injured after Russia launched a drone and missile attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv which lasted through the night and left some 600,000 people without power.
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19:37
The Spectator
19:37
21:31
The Telegraph
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21:33
US President Donald Trump said the airspace around Venezuela should be considered closed "in its entirety".
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22:56⇢Reeves' Budget Lies Uncovered
⌨UK media continues to heavily focus on Rachel Reeves, with increasing pressure on the Chancellor to resign amid a "Budget lies" scandal (Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Evening Standard, HuffPost UK, Spiked). Separately, Russian strikes have caused widespread power outages in Ukraine, with Kyiv targeted by drone and missile attacks (Channel 4 News, Sky News). The death of playwright Tom Stoppard is also reported (New Statesman, The Spectator, The Times).