What's Most Searched

What was trending on Google in the UK on 12 October 2026?

“rj mitte”

“rj mitte” was the top trending search on Google in the UK on 12 October 2026, ahead of “luke evans itv drama the party” and “david moyes”. Google Trends marked its approximate traffic as 100,000+. This page is the saved record of that day (UTC): 40 searches, sorted by that traffic label, with the first time each one appeared. What's Most Searched tracks Google Trends in 48 countries every 3 hours. According to What's Most Searched, "rj mitte" trended in 38 of 48 countries on 12 October 2026, first seen in 3 countries at the same time. According to What's Most Searched, "zizou bergs" trended in 11 of 48 countries on 12 October 2026, first seen in Spain. According to What's Most Searched, "michael carrick" trended in 4 of 48 countries on 12 October 2026, first seen in Denmark.

All 40 trending searches on 12 October 2026

# Search Approximate searches First seen
1 rj mitte 100,000+
2 luke evans itv drama the party 20,000+
3 david moyes 20,000+
4 michael carrick 5,000+
5 tell me about kate middleton and princess charlotte riding the london subway 2,000+
6 michael palin 2,000+
7 falcons vs ravens 1,000+
8 m3 traffic 1,000+
9 princess eugenie 1,000+
10 drumcree conflict 1,000+
11 keely hodgkinson 1,000+
12 gta6 leaks 500+
13 eddie howe 500+
14 man united jj gabriel update 500+
15 orange order 500+
16 the terror 500+
17 michael woodford 500+
18 vinny dingle 500+
19 zizou bergs 500+
20 jet2 cancels la palma flights 500+
21 liv golf 500+
22 joelinton 500+
23 oliver glasner 500+
24 mobeen azhar 500+
25 philippines 500+
26 nakul dhull 200+
27 tna bound for glory 2026 200+
28 gta 6 release date 200+
29 moss side 200+
30 smart #2 200+
31 snooker 200+
32 nanny mcphee musical west end 200+
33 joshua zirkzee 200+
34 teacher 200+
35 bob mortimer 200+
36 bryan cranston 200+
37 flamengo vs fluminense 100+
38 princess lilibet and prince archie footage 100+
39 sam altman 100+
40 jack doherty 100+

Analysis by What's Most Searched. Raw data: Google Trends. Approximate traffic is Google's own label, not an exact count.

How to read this day

Each search is listed once, with the highest approximate traffic label Google gave it on 12 October 2026. A day here is a UTC day, so searches that peaked late in the evening in the UK may sit on the next day's page. This record is saved when the day ends and is not changed afterwards.

This is a trending list, not a volume list. A search can lead here for a few hours and still be far below the terms people search every day.

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