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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 13.11.2025.
It displays 111 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
13.11.2025 โข The Day Epstein's Allegations Against Trump and Andrew Escalated
โจThe day's UK media landscape was dominated by escalating developments in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with newly released emails further implicating Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. Early reports detailed Trump's alleged knowledge of Epstein's conduct and his interactions with victims (BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News, The Times, Metro). Concurrently, internal Labour Party tensions surrounding Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting remained a significant focus (Daily Mail, The Mirror, HuffPost UK, The Independent). As the day progressed, the focus intensified on the Epstein files, with claims of Trump knowing about "the girls" and further details emerging about his relationship with Epstein (Daily Mail, The Mirror, Channel 4 News, The Guardian). The murder of schoolgirl Sara Sharif also gained prominence, with reports highlighting authorities' failings due to racial sensitivities (Metro, Sky News, The Times). By evening, the BBC issued an apology to Donald Trump over a Panorama edit, facing a potential $1 billion lawsuit, as calls for full disclosure of the Epstein files continued (BBC News, Metro, Sky News).
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US | Barney Davis
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Wes Streeting began yesterday denying he had any plans to challenge Keir Starmer for the Labour leadership. Now, the likelihoodโฆ
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The Spectator
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Spiked
A combination of internal divisions and economic struggles could doom Donald Trump's movement.
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06:48โขEpstein's Shadow Lengthens on Trump
โจUK media continues to heavily feature developments regarding Donald Trump and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with new emails alleging Trump spent hours with a victim and knew about Epstein's conduct (Channel 4 News, The Guardian, Sky News, The Telegraph, The Times, Metro). Concurrently, internal Labour Party leadership turmoil surrounding Keir Starmer remains a significant focus (Daily Mail, The Mirror, Morning Star Online, New Statesman). Trump also signed a bill to end the US government shutdown (BBC News, Sky News).
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The Guardian
Measure to restart federal operations passes narrowly but excludes healthcare funding demanded by Democrats
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Kidsโ films are now defined by wokeness and risk-aversion.
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The Telegraph
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The former prince's reaction when he heard about a newspaper inquiry was among more than 20,000 pages of documents from Epstein's estate, including some mentioning Trump.
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Measure to restart federal operations passes narrowly but excludes healthcare funding demanded by Democrats
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HuffPost UK
No.10 'Still Briefing Against Streeting' Despite Starmer Apology
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STAG DO ORDEAL | Celebrity
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The Sun
Shaken Adam Peaty escorted from plane by five armed cops after receiving sinister threats during stag do amid family feud | Celebrity
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World | Gergana Krasteva
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The Economist
A frenzy of financial innovation has ensnared America Inc. What could go wrong?
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09:14โขEpstein's Web Tightens
โจUK media continues to heavily feature the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with newly released emails implicating Donald Trump and Prince Andrew. Reports highlight Trump's alleged claims of bringing down Trump and interactions with victims (BBC News, Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Mirror, Sky News, Channel 4 News, The Times). Concurrently, internal Labour Party tensions surrounding Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting remain a key focus (HuffPost UK, The Independent, Morning Star Online, New Statesman).
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In the face of fresh revelations linking the President to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, will Trump double down on his BBC threats? Matt Frei reports.
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Three emails were released by Democrats on the Oversight Committee in whichย the now dead convicted sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein alleged Donald Trump spent hours at his home with one of the victims.
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Breitbart UK
Hundreds of young children referred to the UK governmentโs counter-extremism programme before theyโve even had a chance to start school.
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Measure to restart federal operations passes narrowly but excludes healthcare funding demanded by Democrats
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UK | Craig Munro
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The Spectator
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The Telegraph
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11:33โขEpstein's Shadow, a Long Embrace
โจUK media continues to focus heavily on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with newly released emails further implicating Donald Trump and Prince Andrew (BBC News, Channel 4 News, The Guardian). The murder of schoolgirl Sara Sharif is also widely reported, with findings highlighting lost opportunities to prevent her death due to racial sensitivities (Metro, Sky News, The Times).
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He signed it into law just hours after the House of Representatives voted 222-209 to approve it.
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Heather Mac Donald on how campus ideology took over Americaโs greatest city.
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The Jewish Chronicle
The blanket rejection has sparked outrage across the political spectrum and calls for a reform of the complaints system
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Zack Polanskiโs smash-hit eco-populism might seem like a sudden gear-change for the Green party. In fact itโs part of a tectonic shift some of its members have been driving for more than a decade. Adam Ramsay speaks to party insiders about how this shift happened.
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A decade on from the Paris attacks, Islamist terror still haunts us.
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New Statesman
The BBC should use the threat of legal action to strike a blow for press freedom
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The Guardian
Documents show staff kept Epstein informed of Trumpโs air travel โ and Epstein kept up with news about former friend
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Professionals and neighbours didnโt speak before a child was murdered by her Pakistani family because they feared the โracistโ label.
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15:03โขEpstein's Trump Shadow Lengthens
โจUK media continues its extensive coverage of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with new emails detailing his ongoing interest in Donald Trump even after their friendship soured and claims of Trump spending hours with a victim (The Guardian, Channel 4 News). Concurrently, the tragic death of Sara Sharif remains a prominent story, with reports highlighting authorities' prior knowledge of her father's abusive history and a review finding fear of being labelled racist hindered reporting of possible child abuse (Breitbart London, Metro, Sky News). Internal Labour Party tensions surrounding Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting are also widely discussed (HuffPost UK, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Times).
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President Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.
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BBC
Calls to release all Epstein files grow as White House says messages about Trump 'prove nothing'
Jeffrey Epstein said in 2018 he could "take down" Donald Trump, in an exchange released along with thousands of other files.
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'Not A Lot Left'
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The Telegraph
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The Telegraph
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UK GDP rose just 0.1 per cent in the last quarter, less than expected, with the largest cyber attack in British history blamed by the govt.
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The NHS is facing one of its deepest crises โ a string of maternity scandals, from Shrewsbury to Nottingham, Oxford to Leeds. Hundreds of babies have died or been left severely injured in hospitals meant to keep them safe.
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The Guardian
White House press secretary says Jeffrey Epstein emails that mention Trump are part of โDemocrat + Mainstream Media hoaxโ; House to hold vote next week
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Morning Star
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17:42โขEpstein's Shadow, a Deeper Hue
โจUK media continues to intensively cover the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with newly released emails further implicating Donald Trump, leading to White House dismissal and growing calls for full disclosure (BBC News, The Guardian, Sky News). Concurrently, the NHS is facing a deep crisis with ongoing maternity scandals (Channel 4 News), and internal Labour Party tensions persist regarding Keir Starmer (The Independent, Morning Star Online, The Times).
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The Economist
Neither an Arab reconstruction plan nor an American one have much chance of success
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The Independent
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Presidentโs attempts to press two female members of Congress to withdraw backing for vote appear to have failed
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After Sara Sharif was taken out of school by her father to be home schooled in 2023, Surrey county council staff did try to check on her, but went to the wrong address. By the next day she was dead.
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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Lawyers for the US president have threatened to sue the corporation for $1bn (ยฃ759m).
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UK | Barney Davis
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21:07โขBBC's Trump Apology
โจUK media reports on the BBC apologizing to Donald Trump over a Panorama edit, facing a potential $1 billion lawsuit (BBC News, Metro, Sky News). Concurrently, the tragic death of Sara Sharif continues to be covered, with authorities criticized for failing the 10-year-old (Channel 4 News, Daily Mail). Labour Party tensions also persist, with Starmer denying involvement in an attack on Streeting (The Independent).
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Revelation comes despite US justice department downplaying possibility that other men involved in Epsteinโs abuse
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Politics | Craig Munro
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