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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 06.11.2025.
It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
06.11.2025 โข The Day Wandsworth Released Prisoners and Andrew Was Stripped of His Prince Title
โจUK media opened the day with continued focus on the ongoing manhunt for prisoners mistakenly released from Wandsworth jail, with reports of additional individuals wrongly freed and concerns about potential crime surges. Separately, Bonfire Night violence saw youths attack emergency workers and torch a tower block. By late morning, one of the mistakenly released Wandsworth prisoners was found.
Later in the day, King Charles formally stripped Prince Andrew of his prince title and HRH style. Concurrently, Justice Secretary David Lammy faced scrutiny over the prisoner release mistakes. In the evening, Prince Andrew was summoned by US Congress to testify on his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Later in the day, King Charles formally stripped Prince Andrew of his prince title and HRH style. Concurrently, Justice Secretary David Lammy faced scrutiny over the prisoner release mistakes. In the evening, Prince Andrew was summoned by US Congress to testify on his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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With endless rubble and destroyed streets as far as the eye can see, any plans for Gaza's future are a far cry from where it is today, writes Lucy Williamson.
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01:35โขWandsworth's Continuing Escape
โจUK media continues to focus heavily on the ongoing manhunt for prisoners mistakenly released from Wandsworth jail, with new reports of two additional prisoners wrongly freed (The Independent, Sky News). Concerns are raised about a potential crime surge if Labour's plans pass (Sky News). Separately, Rachel Reeves' proposed pay-per-mile tax on drivers is also being discussed (The Telegraph).
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The Spectator
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New Statesman
At Guildford Rugby Club, Nigel Farageโs number two goes into salesman mode to entice Reform-curious Conservatives
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UK | Josh Milton
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The Economist
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BBC
Deadly typhoon heads for Vietnam after killing at least 114 in Philippines
Kalmaegi, one of Asia's strongest typhoons this year, was due to make landfall in central Vietnam on Friday - but has arrived hours ahead of schedule.
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Foreign nationals are three times more likely to be accused of a crime against life than a German citizen, and deportees even more than that.
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After Maccabi Tel Aviv fans rampaged through Amsterdam tearing down Palestine flags and chanting โfuck the Arabsโ, Europeโs football authority pledged to investigate. A year later and days before another controversial match, that investigation is nowhere to be found, writes Simon Childs.
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The Jewish Chronicle
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Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, a 24-year-old Algerian prisoner on the sex offenders register, was let out of HMP Wandsworth in south London last Wednesday
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11:34โขWandsworth's Elusive Ghost
โจUK media continues to heavily feature the mistaken release of a prisoner from Wandsworth, with new reports highlighting authorities' six-day unawareness of a sex offender's release (Metro, The Mirror, The Times). Separately, Bonfire Night violence saw youths turn city centres into "war zones" (Daily Mail). Meanwhile, Zack Polanski's climate record critiques gain traction (HuffPost UK, The Spectator).
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UK | Josh Milton
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Breaking | Live
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BBC
Vietnam closes six airports ahead of deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi making landfall
The storm, one of Asia's strongest typhoons this year, killed at least 114 people and drowned entire villages in The Philippines.
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BBC
Typhoon Kalmaegi makes landfall in Vietnam
The storm, Asia's most powerful tropical storm this year, has already killed at least 114 people in The Philippines.
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Former chief inspector of prisons links the recent rise in mistakes to the emergency measures to ease overcrowding
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BBC
Typhoon Kalmaegi makes landfall in Vietnam after killing 114 in Philippines
Kalmaegi, Asia's most powerful tropical storm this year, forced six of Vietnam's airports to close ahead of its arrival.
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13:41โขWandsworth's Grinning Return
โจUK media reports extensively on the developing story of prisoners mistakenly released from Wandsworth, with one inmate now having handed himself in (The Independent, Metro, Sky News, The Telegraph). The Times specifically attributes these blunders to Labour's early release scheme. Separately, the inquest into Liam Payne's death has officially opened (The Mirror).
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UK | Craig Munro
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Breaking | Live
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More than 260,000 soldiers are on standby for rescue efforts as winds of up to 92mph (149km/h) hit Vietnam.
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BBC
World leaders gather for COP30 as UN says 'virtually impossible' to achieve 1.5C climate limit
Prince William and Keir Starmer arrive in Belรฉm, as UN chief Guterres says a "paradigm shift" is needed to drive temperatures down.
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The Spectator
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A joint New Statesman and Channel 4 News investigation has revealed shocking allegations against Oxford University NHS Hospitals Foundation Trust, including that a baby declared stillborn was later found to be alive.
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BBC
Prince William says climate change 'not a distant threat' as world leaders gather for COP30
Prince William and Keir Starmer arrive in Belรฉm, as UN chief Guterres says a "paradigm shift" is needed to drive temperatures down.
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Breitbart UK
Putin discussed what Russia would have to do to perform a nuclear test at short notice during a meeting of his Security Council in Moscow.
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BBC
Starmer warns 'consensus is gone' on fighting climate change as leaders gather at COP30
Prince William says the climate threat is "fast approaching", as the UN warns it is now "virtually impossible" to keep the 1.5C global limit.
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UK | Noora Mykkanen
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The justice secretary says he โmade the right judgmentโ as he was โnot equipped with all of the detailโ over Brahim Kaddour-Cherifโs accidental release
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16:47โขAndrew's Royal Diminishment
โจUK media continues to focus on prisoner releases, with Justice Secretary Lammy defending his actions regarding an accidentally freed inmate (HuffPost UK, The Spectator, The Times). Separately, King Charles has formally stripped Prince Andrew of his prince title and HRH style (Daily Mail, Metro). Other reports touch on climate change warnings (BBC News) and a maternity scandal (Channel 4 News).
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Breaking | Live
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The justice secretary says he โmade the right judgmentโ by not talking about the sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, who was mistakenly set free
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We sat down with Justice Secretary David Lammy, and challenged him on his claim that the government has introduced the โstrongest release checksโ ever โ and just how much of a โcrisisโ the prison system is in.
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Plus: the rise of Zohran Mamdani and the BBCโs TDS.
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We sat down with Justice Secretary David Lammy, and challenged him on his claim that the government has introduced the โstrongest release checksโ ever โ and just how much of a โcrisisโ the prison system is in.
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Congress cannot compel testimony from foreigners like Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, even as a private citizen, meaning he could ignore the summons
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Breitbart UK
A BBC News presenter has been upbraided for rolling her eyes while reading the phrase โpregnant peopleโ from a teleprompter.
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Without clarity, the missile shield risks becoming a costly, destabilising white elephant
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World leaders address COP30 climate summit in Belรฉm and take aim at Trump record on climate change.
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19:38โขAndrew's Congressional Summons
โจUK media widely reports on Prince Andrew being summoned by US Congress to testify on his links to Jeffrey Epstein (Daily Mail, Metro, Sky News, The Times). Concurrently, Justice Secretary David Lammy faces continued scrutiny over prisoner release mistakes (Channel 4 News, The Independent, HuffPost UK, The Spectator). Other headlines cover a BBC presenter dispute and COP30 climate discussions.
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A day after he failed to tell parliament he knew an Algerian sex offender had been mistakenly released, the Justice Secretary is digging in over his handling of the crisis.
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The Times
The chancellorโs submission to Office for Budget Responsibility strongly indicates she will be reversing a key manifesto pledge this month
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Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine protesters descended on Birmingham as Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were banned from visiting Aston Villa. Simon Childs reports from Birmingham.
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