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25 December 2025, in sixty words

Every story that mattered that day, each explained in a sixty-word brief.

Thursday, 25 December 2025 · 7 stories

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General · 15:27 UK Faces Cold Windy Christmas Despite Clear Weather; Snow Prospects Dashed

Britain experiences a generally dry Christmas Day with sunny spells across southern regions, though authorities warn of hazardous cold and windy conditions.

General · 15:27 Israeli Police Storm Christmas Celebrations in Haifa, Arrest Man in Santa Costume

Israeli police raided Christmas festivities in Haifa's Wadi Nisnas neighbourhood on Sunday, forcibly dispersing Palestinian Christian celebrations and arresting three people including a man dressed as Santa Claus, a DJ and street vendor.

World · 15:26 Epstein Survivors Demand Justice for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor After New Email Evidence Emerges

Multiple Jeffrey Epstein survivors are calling for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to face criminal prosecution in the US following the release of emails where someone identified as 'A' at Balmoral Castle allegedly asked Ghislaine Maxwell for 'inappropriate friends' in 2001.

Politics · 07:09 Four Palestine Action Hunger Strikers Vow to Continue Despite Critical Health Warnings

Four Palestine Action activists remain on hunger strike in UK prisons despite severe health warnings, with families saying they have the resolve to continue.

World · 07:08 Copenhagen named world's most liveable city

Copenhagen topped global liveability rankings for 2025 with perfect scores in stability, education and infrastructure, while Vienna and Zurich tied for second place.

General · 07:08 Couple's Christmas kindness creates 45-year family

Rob and Dianne Parsons answered their Cardiff door on December 23, 1975, to find Ronnie Lockwood, a homeless man with learning challenges who was carrying a frozen chicken.

General · 06:29 Reform Leader Farage Under Fire Over £400,000 Gold Investment Promotion Role

Nigel Farage faces criticism for earning £400,000 annually promoting Direct Bullion's physical gold investments for pension pots through four-hour monthly commitments.