November
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Editors kept attention on the continent, where cost-of-living demonstrations in Germany and Halloween riots in France turned violent. The BBC led with looted shops in Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne, while later coverage described masked clashes, teargas and a petrol bomb thrown at French riot police prompting an attempted-murder inquiry, with right-leaning titles stressing migrant backgrounds.
At home the Palestine Action ban enforcement escalated from the previous day's US Embassy protest, with arrests in London rising from more than 130 to more than 300, and left-leaning outlets focusing on police use of buses to detain elderly sign-holders.
Chancellor Reeves gave domestic politics a second axis, telling interviewers Brexit had left Britain poorer, weaker and less secure and that its future was in the EU, as polling showed growing support for rejoining. Late editions turned to Ukraine as Russian strikes cut power and the Kherson ceasefire expired.
At home the Palestine Action ban enforcement escalated from the previous day's US Embassy protest, with arrests in London rising from more than 130 to more than 300, and left-leaning outlets focusing on police use of buses to detain elderly sign-holders.
Chancellor Reeves gave domestic politics a second axis, telling interviewers Brexit had left Britain poorer, weaker and less secure and that its future was in the EU, as polling showed growing support for rejoining. Late editions turned to Ukraine as Russian strikes cut power and the Kherson ceasefire expired.
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