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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 14.11.2025.
It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
14.11.2025 โข The Day Reeves Reversed Income Tax Hike
โจUK media opened the day with widespread reports of Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer abandoning plans to raise income tax in the upcoming Budget, marking a significant U-turn from earlier proposals (Sky News, Daily Mail, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Mirror, New Statesman, The Spectator, Evening Standard).
Concurrently, the fallout from the Epstein files continued, with Donald Trump facing a congressional vote on their release and the BBC apologizing for an edit amidst compensation demands (The Guardian, The Independent, The Mirror).
As the day progressed, markets reacted to Reeves' U-turn, with reports of jitters and uncertainty (Daily Mail, The Independent, Sky News). Further analysis suggested the income tax raid was abandoned because it would raise less than hoped (The Telegraph).
By evening, new reports emerged of Reeves plotting potential new taxes on middle-class homeowners following the income tax retreat (The Telegraph), while multiple outlets also reported on a retired vet who admitted to sexually assaulting boys at a Christian summer camp after lacing their sweets with sedatives (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror).
Concurrently, the fallout from the Epstein files continued, with Donald Trump facing a congressional vote on their release and the BBC apologizing for an edit amidst compensation demands (The Guardian, The Independent, The Mirror).
As the day progressed, markets reacted to Reeves' U-turn, with reports of jitters and uncertainty (Daily Mail, The Independent, Sky News). Further analysis suggested the income tax raid was abandoned because it would raise less than hoped (The Telegraph).
By evening, new reports emerged of Reeves plotting potential new taxes on middle-class homeowners following the income tax retreat (The Telegraph), while multiple outlets also reported on a retired vet who admitted to sexually assaulting boys at a Christian summer camp after lacing their sweets with sedatives (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror).
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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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New Statesman
Would Starmer survive as PM without his chief of staff?
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The Telegraph
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06:47โขTrump's Epstein Cloud Darkens
โจUK media largely focuses on the Labour Party's U-turn on income tax, with Starmer and Reeves abandoning previous plans (Sky News, Evening Standard, The Telegraph). Concurrently, the fallout from the Epstein files continues, with Trump facing a congressional vote on their release and the BBC apologizing for an edit amidst compensation demands (The Guardian, The Independent, The Mirror).
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Heather Mac Donald on how campus ideology took over Americaโs greatest city.
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UK | Sam Courtney-Guy
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The Independent
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Politics | Ryan Prosser
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A second BBC programme has been found to have materially edited a speech from U.S. President Donald Trump to give the false impression that he encouraged violence before the January 6th riots in 2021.
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David Shrigley is one of Britainโs most original and celebrated contemporary artists. Known for his deadpan drawings, iconic sculptures and ambitious installations, David Shrigleyโs work blends absurd humour with sharp observations on everyday life.
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The Spectator
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10:57โขReeves' Tax Reversal
โจUK media largely focuses on Rachel Reeves' U-turn on income tax plans for the upcoming Budget (Daily Mail, HuffPost UK, The Independent, Metro, Sky News, The Spectator, Evening Standard, The Telegraph). Concurrently, the BBC faces renewed scrutiny over a second program caught editing Donald Trump's speech to imply incitement to violence before the January 6th riots (Breitbart London, BBC News).
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Text messages released by US House show convicted sex offender coaching Maga influencer on political messaging
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Six areas of the capital are hit, and a further attack on a market in the south kills two others.
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For the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a divided Sudan is easier to dominate and profit from, writes Joshua Craze.
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New Statesman
Insiders fear that the government has opted for โall pain, no gainโ by dropping a plan to break its manifesto
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Polling finds Britons are among the most dissatisfied with โprogressโ. Majority say they believe people were happier and safer last century.
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The Independent
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The Jewish Chronicle
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The Telegraph
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15:11โขReeves' Budget U-Turn Roils Markets
โจUK media largely focuses on Rachel Reeves' dramatic U-turn on income tax plans for the upcoming Budget, causing market volatility (Daily Mail, The Independent, New Statesman, Sky News, The Telegraph, HuffPost UK, Metro, The Spectator, Evening Standard). Concurrently, a new report details Jeffrey Epstein's advisory role to Steve Bannon during a 2018 pro-Trump media campaign (The Guardian). Separately, Britons reflect on perceived happier and safer times 50 years ago (Breitbart London).
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Exclusive: Adnan Hussain MP has resigned from the Your Party steering committee following a request for comment from Novara Media.
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The Telegraph
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The Spectator
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The Telegraph
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The Telegraph
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17:48โขSweets of Betrayal
โจUK media continues to focus heavily on Rachel Reeves' Budget U-turn on income tax, with further analysis of its impact and political fallout (Sky News, Evening Standard, The Telegraph, HuffPost UK, The Independent, New Statesman). Separately, multiple outlets report on a retired vet who admitted to sexually assaulting boys at a Christian summer camp after lacing their sweets with sedatives (Daily Mail, Metro, The Mirror). The BBC's troubles are also discussed, with questions raised about its ability to apologize (The Spectator, Spiked).
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The Jewish Chronicle
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The Spectator
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The Guardian
Almost all Palestinians have been displaced to โred zoneโ where no reconstruction is planned
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The Economist
A weak-currency policy is punishing consumers and storing up financial risk
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French populist leader Marine Le Pen has stated that if the appeal against her five-year election ban is unsuccessful, she will step aside and support her deputy, Jordan Bardella, in the race to replace President Emmanuel Macron.
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In recent weeks Rachel Reeves dropped heavy hints that she was about to abandon Labourโs manifesto commitment NOT to put up income tax.
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BBC
Trump said on social media he was seeking investigations into Clinton, Larry Summers as well as JP Morgan and other major banks.
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The Telegraph
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22:13โขReeves' Income Tax Retreat
โจUK media continues to heavily focus on Rachel Reeves' income tax U-turn, with new reports discussing potential new taxes on homeowners (The Telegraph), its impact on working people (Morning Star Online), and the resulting political turmoil (The Spectator, The Independent, Channel 4 News, New Statesman, Sky News, Evening Standard, HuffPost UK). Separately, the US Justice Department is investigating Epstein's alleged ties to Clinton and banks after a Trump request (BBC News).
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The Telegraph
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The executive order allowing products like coffee and bananas to escape tariffs comes as the Trump administration faces mounting pressure over rising prices.
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